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Maybe possible with a GPU, I'm building a system with higher spec for approx 37k with an SSD, I guess it'll be 38.5k once I add wifi and w11 licence key. I'd say within 32k is possible, 8-10k on the GPU used, higher end ones will kill the budget.

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

What are opinions on gigabyte smps? https://www.vishalperipherals.in/power-supply/gigabyte-gp-p450b-80-plus-bronze-450-watt-non-modular-smps?sort=p.price&order=ASC Also has 5 years warranty, marginally cheaper than the cooler master (3-400 bucks) There's also this one from silverstone again with...

I use kotak 811 virtual card, I can get a physical one too, no issues this far. However you have to use it or they block it, some RBI bs. But as my SBI "international debit card" doesn't work internationally I use it regularly. SBI=Stupid Bloody Idiots...

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I have no issues with experimenting, I'm not concerned about "explosions" either. I would like to expose that industry through (also others) for fooling and ripping off people, but ultimately that's just how commerce works.

Operations wise, nothing. But space wise a huge difference, ultimately it's your choice. I'm not selling a product, just advising upon my personal experience, as an electronic hobbyist.

Just power down and attempt to switch the powered item on, discharged!

Yes you are correct to a degree, batteries fail for the simple reason of sulphication (sp) , this is with lead acid type regardless of deep cycle, such as inverter or marine types. Now, when we consider the circuit, we would have to increase the va of the transformer and maybe the capacitor...

I have a TP-link router which won't connect to the net, even as a range extender. It worked well before, same ISP just a different location. I had bought it from a local croma store, so do I return it at Croma or with the manufacturer?

Absolutly correct! One could also swap a larger transformer in and even a separate rectifier board, fan is definitely required for longer charging.

Maybe try this site. https://gamesncomps.com/kill-the-bill-2-0/

No. nothing would get damaged, worst case scenario is the battery or batteries won't get enough amps or volts to charge. A real world example, I left my interior lights on in my Renault Duster for a couple of days, battery completely dead (9v on my multimeter) a neighbour tried to jump start...

As far as I understand charging, the current (Amps) and voltage (charging is done at higher voltage on lead acid, than the batteries output voltage) is decided by the charging circuit and not determined by the battery.

I thought it was anti sports....Would you mind popping off the cover, I would like to see the PCB, curious to what caps and fets etc are being used.

I guess I was expecting this kind of response, especially given that many of us live in areas with really 'king dirty power in. However, I would like to see others' opinions as it could serve as a warning, I had a meanwell smps which blew up under warranty, took out an arduino and a whole bunch...

https://www.babaocamachine.com/product/mini-portable-smd-rework-station-8858/ This is the one I bought. 1700 bucks. I like it and it highly portable, the box is small also.

I've seen it on youtube and tutorials also, anyone had experience doing this? I'm talking like quadruple capacity give or take a few AH's, massive batteries may not charge fully (that's my understanding)

Are they a) Any good? b) Wouldn't touch them with a barge pole? c) Caps randomly explode? d) kill your mobo? e) Change before the warranty expires? f) Fire hazzard? g) Rebranded poor quality e-waste? I can't...

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