You can try it. I’m sure it will work… But maybe after a few minutes check the 1 chord to see if it’s warm or hot. If not then maybe… 30 to 45 minutes.
That’s the only thing I’d be worried about - is it overheating, mainly due to the wire size having what would be twice the amount of voltage going through it.
Then again, that might be what it’s made for.
Good luck.
Edit: If I may ask, what was it for originally? Or what did it come with? Or is it sold from (wherever) like that by itself?
I need it for cable management. I bought a new tv and it has this middle stand and the cables are all on the sides of the tv. My old TV had these small feet on the sides where you can hide them inside instead this one it’s all out in the open and it drives me insane.
So an idea strike me: Why not one cable for 2 things? So I searched online for C7 double cable and here it is.
They fixed it in the most recent patch, in October.
Bank Security
We’ve resolved an issue in New York where the friendly neighbourhood security guard wasn’t performing his one job: frisk assassins. Now, he’ll properly check everyone who approaches.
Whenever I view threads in the Hitman General or Freelancer categories on mobile, the unread posts list found at the bottom are not easily readable due to the dark background image and dark hyperlink text.
I don’t use a PC, only mobile, and this is very hard to look at, tho it should be posted in Site Feedback, not Ask HMF Anything, easier to address over there.
I’m finally getting round to building a PC! (or at least I will when I have the money)
It’s my first time with this, and I’d love if anyone in the know with PC stuff could take a look over my build to make sure it’s not a complete train wreck
Ideally, I’d just like to be able to run any game at good settings with a good framerate, my friend with a similar build can run RDR2 at high settings at 80-90 fps which is more than enough for me
Looks alright, but I would suggest you go with the maximum of RAM which your motherboard suggests. I always tend to get as much RAM as possible, because sometimes it helps with glitches, lags and all the buffering stuff. Especially when it comes to modern games and demandful apps. I would at least have doubled the amount of your RAM
Besides the warning it shows on the page “The MSI MAG B550 TOMAHAWK ATX AM4 Motherboard supports the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor with BIOS version 7C91vA4. If the motherboard is using an older BIOS version, upgrading the BIOS will be necessary to support the CPU”, everything is fine.