How To Install Custom Windows 10 Themes And Visual Styles with UltraUXThemePatcher

Microsoft provides free topics for Windows 10. However, there are exceptionally restricted, and not everybody would fancy for those open subject. Additionally, a large portion of the free Windows 10 subjects from Microsoft depends on the default visual style for Windows 10. Adding to that Windows 10 just permits you to introduce subjects which have been carefully marked by Microsoft, or the ones that are given formally by Microsoft.

So on the off chance that you truly need to change the default visual style for Windows 10. You should go for outsider Windows 10 subjects. Presently this is something that Microsoft entirely prompts against, because as a matter of first importance Windows 10 permits you to introduce carefully marked topics from Microsoft. Also, besides, If you download and introduce an outsider subject or visual style frame an unsubstantiated source, odds are you PC may get contaminated with infections or malware. Be that as it may, on the off chance that you know where to get it from, there are a couple puts on the web where one can download clean Windows 10 subjects and visual styles. The most prevalent among the is Deviantart, a group directed site for specialists. I have recorded the other respectable locales toward the finish of the post.

Step 1: Download and Install UltraUXThemePatcher

This application make changes to your system files, this can lead to unexpected problems or total breakdown of Windows!

• Download: UltraUXThemePatcher

Step 1. Run UltraUXThemePatcher with administrator rights.

Step 2. Install UltraUXThemePatcher

Step 3. Reboot your PC once UltraUXThemePatcher is installed.

Step 2: Download Custom Windows 10 themes and Visual styles.

Once the UltraUXThemePatcher is installed, you can go ahead any download any Windows 10 theme you like from Deviantart.com. Here’s a quick link for Windows 10 Themes on Deviantart.

• Download Windows 10 Themes from Deviantart

Step 3: Install the custom Windows 10 theme and visual styles.

Installing custom themes on windows is not similar to how you install programs and apps. In order to install a custom theme or visual style in windows 10, you will have to copy the theme or visual style folder (containing a .theme file and a folder containing .msstyles file) in the windows installation drive.

Paste the theme folder in the following directory: “C:\Windows\Resources\Themes”

You can then double click on the.theme file or simply apply it from the desktop properties.

That’s it and the Windows 10 theme or visual style will be applied to your windows 10 desktop.

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Zeus 2.0

PC SPEC :

* Motherboard: EVGA X99 Classified
* CPU: Intel I7-5930K Haswell-E
* RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport PC4-19200 (32GB)
* GPU(s): EVGA SC+ GTX 980Ti x 2
* PSU: EVGA Classified 1500W
* CPU Block: Swiftech Apogee SKF
* GPU Blocks: Swiftech Komodo GPU Waterblock with Black Backplates
* Pumps/Reservoirs: Swiftech Maelstrom D5 combo 8″ (200mm) 
* Radiators: Hardware Labs Nemesis GTX Series (560+480)
* Boot Drive: Samsung M.2 PCIe 512GB
* RAID Controller: LSI Logic Megaraid 8 Port PCIe (LSI00330)
* RAID Drives: Seagate Enterprise Constellation ES 4TB x 8
* RAID Configuration: RAID 10 (16TB)
* Case Lighting: DarkSide RGB LED
* Coolant: Mayhems Blue (3 drops of concentrate in distilled water)
* Sleeving: MDPC-X Sleeve and Full Length Cables made by MOD-ONE
* Case: CaseLabs Magnum SMA8 A Revision with vertical GPU mount and Luminous Panel

Modder : Case Labs

Project Snow Silent

PC SPEC :

Cougar Conquer PC Case Bitspower Water Cooling GTX 1080 GPU Asus Maximus X Code Motherboard Intel Core i7 8700k Seasonic Snow Silent PSU CableMod Cables Seagate 4tb Barracuda HDD 480GB SSD

Modder : Designs By IFR

ASRock unveils Ultra Quad M.2 x16 PCIe add-in-card Compatible with up to four M.2 SSDs

ASRock has unveiled its Ultra Quad M.2 x16 PCIe add-in-card, which is a daughter-board that can be equipped with four M.2 SSDs. We have already seen a similar card from ASUS however the the differences are subtle but significant.


The card is covered with a brushed-aluminum heatsink which features a 50mm centrifugal fan. The PCB sports four M.2 sockets and a power connector. It's not the first time that we see a PCIe add-in-card compatible with up to four M.2 SSDs. Compared to the ASUS Hyper card, the ASRock Ultra Quad comes with a larger fan and it takes power from a 6-pin power connector. Furthermore the M.2 sockets are placed in a different way.
Last but not least another advantage of the Ultra Quad is that it supports M.2 SSDs with up to 110mm length, whereas the ASUS card only fits M.2-2280.

According to ASRock, the arrangement of the M.2 sockets should be better since the distance from the sockets to the PCIe slot is smaller. The back panel of the card shows activity lights for all four sockets. Furthermore, the company includes a software that you can use if you want change the rotation speed of the fan. 

Like the ASUS card, the Ultra Quad might not work fully in most desktop motherboards. At this time there isn't more informations, however if the card works in VROC (Virtual RAID) mode you might need a VROC activation key from Intel. According to Techpowerup, ASRock Ultra Quad will costs $70 USD.

Silver Tide

PC SPEC :

CPU: Intel Core i7 7700K 

Motherboard: Asus Maximus IX Formula

GPU: EVGA GTX 1080Ti SLI 

RAM: Kingston HyperX Predator Black 32GB Kit 

SSD: Samsung 960 EVO 500GB 

PSU: Seasonic Prime Titanium 1200W 

SLI bridge: ROG SLI Bridge 

Case: Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tampered Glass Edition 

Liquid-cooling:

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Radiators: EK 360mm 30mm Radiators.

Pump: Darkside DDC 

EK Nickel Plexi Water-blocks 

EK Nickel GPU Backplates 

EK Monarch Module Adapters.

Bitspower Fittings. Bitspower 16mm Acrylic Tube 

Mayhems X1 Coolant.

Darkside RGB LED Strips

Aquacomputer Aquaero 6 XT 

Protium Reservoir Large Silver Polished – 

Protium DDC Mod Kit Polished Acrylic Black – 

Pump: LAING DDC 3.25 18W Pump w/ TACH cable –

Ethereal Single Silver 

SC Backplate 120mm 

Custom Paint Special Effect: DNA Marbilizer Silver Blue.

Modder:Singularity Computers

Razer's New Wireless Mouse Charges Through The Mousepad

Batteries are a pain in the arse, especially for gaming mice. But what if you charged your mouse through ... the mousepad?

It's called HyperFlux, and it's basically a way to keep wireless mice powered with the hassle (and weight) of an in-built battery. The Firefly mousepad, which comes with a cloth surface on one side and a hard surface on the other, supplies "indefinite power" to the mouse through a magnetic field.

Apart from not having to worry about charging a battery, a key advantage here is that Razer's wireless mice shouldn't be as heavy anymore. The Razer Mamba HyperFlux is quoted at 96g, which is roughly the same weight as a wired Deathadder Elite and a good deal less than the original Mamba.

Another positive, although one that might not be appreciated by people who aren't pedants when it comes to gaming mice: the Mamba HyperFlux also has a new optical sensor, rather than a laser one. Optical sensors are hands down preferred for gaming, since they have less issues around accuracy and mouse acceleration, but there's been plenty of good optical sensors flying around for over a decade.

The real breakthrough here is the fancy new wireless tech. The downside is that you'll pay a high premium to get on board: US 249$  to be exact.

Razer's site says the Mamba Hyperflux and the Firefly mousepad will ship from March, internationally and in Australia. Both have RGB lighting courtesy of Razer's software suit as well. There's no price on how much it'd cost to buy the Mamba Hyperflux or Firefly Hyperflux separately yet, though.

KAM

PC SPEC :

Mother Board : Gigabyte Z97X Gaming3 s1
CPU : Intel Core i5-4690K
CPU Cooler : CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO
RAM : 2 x Kingston ValueRAM 8GB 1600MhZ
Graphic Card : Gigabyte GTX 960 GDDR5 4GB
SSD : SanDisk X400 256GB
HDD : 3 x 250 GB (FOR NOW)
Power Suply : Seasonic SS-620GM2 EVO
Fan coolers : 3 X CoolerMaster Sickle Flow 120 mm 2000 RPM (2 Red, 1 Blue)
Fan Controler : Aerocool F4XT 4x 5,25? LED

Modder :

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