Where is the USB port on My Dell desktop computer

Hello,
have bought a logitech wireless mouse m310 can,t find port for usb on dell p.c

There should be some in the front and back of your PC. What Dell model is it?

There should be some in the front and back of your PC. What Dell model is it?

I just found one under the cords on the back of the pc. Thanks for listening to a grandma whose grandchildren just plunked a computer in her bedroom - no instructions!

There should be some in the front and back of your PC. What Dell model is it?

windows 2007 xp

So im looking for a fighter pilot style momentary switch for my new pc case and i cannot find any for sale in the UK, loades in the USA but postage is ridiculous so thats out of the option. im just asking if anyone knows a company that sells them in the UK. Thanks

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example of what i want.

//www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-25A-Toggle-Switch-with-Aircraft-Style-Flip-Down-Missile-Cover-/261327519256?var=&hash=item3cd8557e18:m:mOQcfMsk8PSO6q5xhgtIzYA

That's a toggle, not a momentary.

thanks alot for the help guys

IT doesn't have a name. It looks to be manufactured by thermaltake but doesn't look like anything they sell. What are you trying to upgrade?

//pcpartpicker.com/p/BPXVqs

Kept the hard drive and case, $20 cheaper, you now have a more powerful 750ti [higher factory overclock], a skylake based pentium and still have 8gb of ram. Everything is cheaper but still of decent quality ~

//pcpartpicker.com/p/BPXVqs

Kept the hard drive and case, $20 cheaper, you now have a more powerful 750ti [higher factory overclock], a skylake based pentium and still have 8gb of ram. Everything is cheaper but still of decent quality ~

Recently I decided to build a gaming pc, but because it's the first time, I don't know what Power supply I should do. The system will run at 400 watts I guess. Will a 500/550 watt psu be enough? And what is better: Modular or non-modular?

Any help is appreciated!

550 will be plenty if your system won't use more than 400w. Modular is just more convenient when fitting and looks a little neater.

550 will be plenty if your system won't use more than 400w. Modular is just more convenient when fitting and looks a little neater.

Thanks! Then I'll go for the modular

Intel Core i3 6100 3.7 Ghz Gigabyte H110M-S2PV 8GB DDR4 2400Mhz Nvidia Geforce GTX 950 2GB

1TB HDD

Hard to know, games are getting more VRAM hungry lately, if you want it to last that long get at least a 4GB video card. There is also no PSU listed, thats not a trivial component, you should list it too.

It's a pre-built gaming pc which comes with a Raidmax Vortex V5 casing and a 450W PSU. Must be a FSP Hexa+ 450.
It's a budget PC, so I think they have installed an average quality PSU.

Hey Guys. I have the HAF 932 case and I finished adding some upgrades and after installing Windows 7 I forgot to deactivate sleep mode. The system went into sleep mode and after I had brought it out of sleep mode the power LED didn't light up. The system runs fine, HD activity light works as it should and i have power, but the power LED isn't on. This had happened to me in the past and it would randomly work again. Just wondering what the heck is the issue. Windows 7 sleep mode causes this? Any of you experience this with a HAF 932 case power LED?

Honestly, I've never worked with any of the EVGA motherboards, surprisingly, so I can't say for certain how the led behavior reacts to a return from sleep on those boards, but the light on the case is just that, a light, and would either be on or off depending on whether power was sent to it or not. It wouldn't be a function of the case to determine whether the light should be on or off, so it has to be a property related to the board itself. I know for a fact that most if not all Gigabyte boards show a different LED code after resuming from sleep than they do after a boot or restart, and that some boards behave strangely after a resume, so if everything is working normally otherwise it may just be something you can ignore. I know a lot of ASUS boards were about the same as the Gigabyte boards, showing a different status code after resume but behaving normally otherwise.

If you don't notice ANY other issues, I don't think I'd be too concerned.

What is your full system specs?

Intel i7 2.8 ghz, EVGA X58 Classified mobo, 16 gb ocz RAM, 1TB Samsung 850 SSD, EVGA nVIDIA 4 GB GTX 960 SSC, Corsair Pro 1000 watt PSU, Creative x-fi, HAF 932 case

Honestly, I've never worked with any of the EVGA motherboards, surprisingly, so I can't say for certain how the led behavior reacts to a return from sleep on those boards, but the light on the case is just that, a light, and would either be on or off depending on whether power was sent to it or not. It wouldn't be a function of the case to determine whether the light should be on or off, so it has to be a property related to the board itself. I know for a fact that most if not all Gigabyte boards show a different LED code after resuming from sleep than they do after a boot or restart, and that some boards behave strangely after a resume, so if everything is working normally otherwise it may just be something you can ignore. I know a lot of ASUS boards were about the same as the Gigabyte boards, showing a different status code after resume but behaving normally otherwise.

If you don't notice ANY other issues, I don't think I'd be too concerned.

Honestly, I've never worked with any of the EVGA motherboards, surprisingly, so I can't say for certain how the led behavior reacts to a return from sleep on those boards, but the light on the case is just that, a light, and would either be on or off depending on whether power was sent to it or not. It wouldn't be a function of the case to determine whether the light should be on or off, so it has to be a property related to the board itself. I know for a fact that most if not all Gigabyte boards show a different LED code after resuming from sleep than they do after a boot or restart, and that some boards behave strangely after a resume, so if everything is working normally otherwise it may just be something you can ignore. I know a lot of ASUS boards were about the same as the Gigabyte boards, showing a different status code after resume but behaving normally otherwise.

If you don't notice ANY other issues, I don't think I'd be too concerned.

Thanks for the help. I concur with you. I checked the contacts and the look fine. Weird thing is that the power LED is back on, yet not as bright as the HD activity light. It's really weird, but not really phased by it anymore. Just got stupid windows 7 update to work again [piece of garbage] so i'm not looking to do a reinstall. May be a good time to do that red LED swap with the blue ones anyway. Thanks for the help.

The other thing you might consider is replacing the LED with a replacement unit from Cooler Master. It's always possible there is some issue in the wire or the bulb itself has some issue so you might be on the right track with the color change.

So I built my computer about a year ago, had a motherboard go bad and a stick of RAM go bad hence the 28gb RAM. So now my problem is that I get random restarts out of nowhere at no obvious intervals. But the last few days I've been playing Dark Souls 3 I've had quite a few so now I'm going to look into it as before it was every month or so [I don't get to play too often for too long]. My temps are fine as I tried to lower my OC's and it still happens. From the research I've done it has to be either the PSU not being able to output enough power OR its just going bad? I can't think of any way to test because it seems as if my systems restart button was hit and not a BSOD. I would like to do some tests to ensure it's the PSU before purchasing another PSU. Specs: Monitors: Acer 34" Ultrawide and AOC 24" Samsung EVO 250 WD SSHD 1tb Sandisk SSD 225gb Adata SSD 120gb W10 5820k @4.4 max temp 57C watercooled SLI 980 Ti's max Temp 54C watercooled Core clocks up to 1450 Asus Rampage Extreme 28gb Geil RAM PSU: 1050 watt EVGA [this was refurbed and I think this is the problem]

I'd start by disabling the overclock and give it a try, if the problem persist take out one GPU, if the crashes stop then swap the GPUs, if both GPUs work well then it's most likely a power issue.

I'd start by disabling the overclock and give it a try, if the problem persist take out one GPU, if the crashes stop then swap the GPUs, if both GPUs work well then it's most likely a power issue.

Which cooler?
They're almost identical except the Kraken has Leds and the A80 has a pump fan.

Cryorig A80
[video="//www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6g9YHsiLq0"][/video]

Which cooler?
They're almost identical except the Kraken has Leds and the A80 has a pump fan.

And for me, the LACK of LED's is a good thing.

Which cooler?
They're almost identical except the Kraken has Leds and the A80 has a pump fan.

And for me, the LACK of LED's is a good thing.

Cryorig A80
[video="//www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6g9YHsiLq0"][/video]

Which cooler?
They're almost identical except the Kraken has Leds and the A80 has a pump fan.

And for me, the LACK of LED's is a good thing.

Which cooler?
They're almost identical except the Kraken has Leds and the A80 has a pump fan.

And for me, the LACK of LED's is a good thing.

thanks

I just hastily purchased a second MSI GTX 970 and am now concerned I might be running a little light in the power department! Here is my build: MSI Z97 Gaming 5 mobo 32gig of memory OC x2 MSI GTX 970 OC X2 SSDs X2 standard HDs i7 Devils Canyon 4.0 cpu OC to 4.4 x8 120mm fans x1 140mm fan x1 memory cooler x2 monitors [27in & 21in] x1 1080p HD webcam keyboard, mouse, headset Thank you for taking the time to look at this and provide me some aid. Much appreciated!

I calculated the wattage with overclocking and the system total was 600 watts. The G2 is a good power supply and the 850 will leave you with plenty of headroom.

I calculated the wattage with overclocking and the system total was 600 watts. The G2 is a good power supply and the 850 will leave you with plenty of headroom.

So 10/10 meaning I'm good to go? I can stop worrying?

Aweomse! Thank you all so much!

That's a top notch PSU with plenty of power for that setup, it will suit you well.

Hello, how many watts do I need for this specs? CPU: FX-8370 GPU: R9 380x [crossfire] MB: Gigabyte 970 gaming RAM: KINGSTON HyperX [16gb, x4]