You mean it does not lock in place when you insert it, like in the first seconds of the video ?

i visit 2 mechanics couse i tow a Foodtruck, both says it wont came off, but steal ia litle worry, freaking oris dont have replasements for this couse it came original from mercedes mount back 2001.

Never found out, but a neighbor reported same symtom on brand new OEM replacements from dealer, just not that loud, so might be something inside the strut?! In the video it is also visible that there's something like a notch/hooking and letting go, causing vibration at certain point in travel.

Same problem here. Did you ever find out?

I have no idea, I guess there's one simple risky way to find out :) Let us know too if you risk trying!

What happened?

Yes, using it with a 4.6kg 27" display + a 24" one. Take into account that if you put two 27", the arms will have to stay more spread to fit them side to side, so you will loose some forward movement (meaning the displays will overlap if you want to bring them near you, if both in landscape orientation)

@@whatsinsideinfo thank you very much. So it's been around 3 years that you are using them? And also, how far away should it be from the wall? Is 10cm enough?

@@jubba9263 ​ Yes, still using them in same configuration since then, with no issues. If you mount it using clamp, few cm's are enough for the clamp. If you drill desk, then you can have the desk flush with wall.

I'm sorry it was absolutely pointless for you

@@whatsinsideinfo Look, if you are going to make a video to show us, then make a proper video that's helpful.

According to the specifications, it should work: it has 25A on each of the 3.3V and 5V rails, and a max combined power of 150W, which is over the 142W of the original PSU. Take care and also measure physical dimensions. I see reports that it fits but very tight: "The RM750x is 160mm in length, whereas the original PSU was 140mm in length. The RM750x fits pretty snugly (be careful not to break the CPU fan connector pins when sliding the PSU in)"

found here: www.dell.com/community/XPS-Desktops/XPS-8700-Compatible-PSU/td-p/6072480

Thank you for your help my friend 😊

Somewhat, the screw set from Ikea discontinued open wardrobe rails and shelves system..

the diameter of the screw combo you use is ruled by the bearing inside diameter, which is 5mm

In most cases no, but also depends on how you route the cables

I never found out where it was, but now that you say and I look again, indeed it seems so. Probably loose inside the rubber cover, on outside the nut was tight.

They need to be interpreted as described here: www.nissanhelp.com/diy/common/nissan_engine_codes_read_2.php

it's not about the wind noise, it's about the high pitched coil noises

I feel sorry for you! There are also some personalities, that can't help understand some things might be useful to someone else, even if they don't understand the scope of something. Like showing normal operation of a device, that can help someone find out if there is a problem with their device. But these might be fine things that not all people are getting..

@@whatsinsideinfo Apparently you don’t take criticism very well! I would encourage you to watch your own video and then compare it to some of the other videos of this unit. Perhaps you will better understand why I commented the way I did. I wish you all the best.

@@whatsinsideinfo You say you are showing basic operation of the machine! The video doesn’t show you putting water into the machine. It doesn’t show you putting a coffee pod into the machine. The camera angle doesn’t show the coffee brewing. The viewer is unable to see the finished cup of coffee! Try to look at your video from a different perspective!

@@krellman7 Thank you for your feedback. You are right, the video is just limited to very little information that would be useful for a too small part of the wide audience. It's an old video, but I still posted it to whom it might be useful for. I will consider your feedback for future videos.

The one on the left when you look at the motherboard connector with the cut in the front (with readable text). See the linked article photos of the male Micro-JST connector red wire to confirm.

@@whatsinsideinfo if I by mistake connect positive wire to negative side and negative side to positive .. Is there any harmful for my motherboard ?

@@sarthakkumar3355 I don't know, haven't tried

There are two metal clips on the right side, that keep it pressed against the left side, where there are two plastic pins that hook on dashboard lip. I bent one metal clip when I removed it, as you can see in the starting of the video. Use a plastic card as a wedge tool and try to get those clips pressed on the right side while pulling out.

Yes, but if you are a member of Corsair then you would get some extra spare cables in case you lose the other cable. (Gotta order from Corsair’s website)

You can find it in Corsair’s website, but it’s out of stock.

@@greeniekid1341 Thank you, I saw it there when it was on stock, but they don't shipments to my country. Anyway, I bought a Cooler Master v750 white edition

@@rodrigocordero1000 that’s also good :)

Sorry, but I don't have more insight on how it works and what can be wrong if your's don't do the same. Just to be clear, it does not brake on cars in front, it actuates the brake when you lower the cruise speed considerably. To replicate, set cruise control to desired speed, and when at set cruise speed, quickly lower it -20 km/h or more and you should see the brake pedal actuate to reach desired new speed.

No

The case is a Raijintek Thetis Window

@@whatsinsideinfo have you solved the noise?

@@edge7293 The noise seemed to fade away after few days of usage, but still not to an acceptable level. I solved by returning it to seller.

@@whatsinsideinfo but have you got a new one that din't had this problem?

@@edge7293 no, I reverted to the previous Corsair VS650 which worked flawless