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Current Specs: X570M Pro 4 with Latest Bios Corsair 3200 DDR4 Ram Volted 1.37 16GB 1080TI EVGA BLACK Ryzen 3700x Balanced Profile After the recent windows update (ver 2004?), I started getting issues with memory management BSOD. I ran the windows memory diagonstic tool and it said that there was issues with the hardware. I turned to memtest and ran a couple of tests and found errors in the hundred range (300-900). I did a few more tests that included testing out each ram stick at a time and sticking them in different ram slots. Regardless of each scenario, I got errors at the end. I did a system restore back to last week before the windows update and started getting Critical process died BSOD. It got so bad that I couldn't even get into windows with safe mode on. Thus, I did a clean install of windows 10. Interestingly, I ran the windows memory diagonstic tool and it reported no issue. I'm getting double the errors in memtest and I'm starting to wonder what I'm doing wrong. Should I be concerned about the errors that I'm getting in memtests or should I just ignore it and move along with my current ram setup? I have some HyperX 3200mhz 2x8gb sticks coming in tomorrow with an SSD to test whether that would show any errors. Any ideas as to why a system reset fixed my memory management issues? Was my Windows OS corrupted after the update?

Make sure you turn on the Fusion Engine in the Logitech software Sounds like the fusion engine isnt on so the AM010 is just running on its max 2.7 m/s. You should never loose track on the G402 with the Fusion engine on(Max is like 12 m/s).

I'm trying to record something for school but my onboard audio was giving me issues with static noise. So I bought a syba external usb adapter to remove the static noise. It did the job but also brought another issue. The modmic sounds like it has this beaming high ringing noise and I don't really know how to deal with it. I tested my cloud alpha's mic and it sounded great. I was wondering if there was a solution to this or if I got a faulty modmic? MP3 Test: http://www.mediafire.com/file/des2pt2w5v2kgsl/Hyperx_Cloud_Alpha_Mic_vs_Modmic.mp3/file I was wondering whether a ground loop noise isolator would fix this issue?

I've been trying various settings to push it past 4.5ghz and it is always unstable. I even bought a new powersupply to see if that would help stablize a 4.5 ghz overclock but it never works out. I just BSOD 10 min after restarting. I've tried various voltages in my bios and I feel like I was super unlucky with the lottery or my mobo just isn't fit for oc.

Currently debating on whether I should upgrade CPU or upgrade my GPU. I was eyeing the RTX 2070 super card but wasn't sure whether it would be a good idea to upgrade from an 1070. I was thinking about upgrading my 4790k to the newest ryzen gen 3 cpu or a intel 9700k. Any thoughts? Current Spec: 4790K @ 4.4 GHz (I can't overclock any higher for some reason. I lost the lottery :shrug:) EVGA 1070 OC 16 GB RAM @ 1600 MHZ 1TB HDD @ 7200 RPM Asus Z97 Mobo

Open Back is only good if your sound environment is quiet. I used to own the PC 37x when I was in college and the environment was quiet in the dorms. I got home from college and used it in a noisy environment (Summer Fan/Family being loud). I honestly could not hear very well at all and had trouble listening to anything in siege or cs go. Therefore, I sold my PC 37x and went back to closed backed hyperx cloud alpha. Open back soundstage and imaging is way better than closed.

Optical switches on the razer huntsman are probably my favorite the clicky and tactile feel of a blue at a 45g force

Mamba elite is coming out soon

Anyone own this pair of headphones or have ones that are similar like the Game One? I feel like this headset is kinda quiet and I'm wondering if that's because its open back and its losing some of the sounds through the openings by the driver. Does this mean that I should buy a external DAC to drive more power and get more volume out of them? I think my Z97M Plus should drive these fine but I'm not sure.

Logitech Mice are generally really durable. G400S and its generation of gaming mouse were only really bad due to the thin cord that would usually fail before anything else. Logitech has learned from its past and made it better with THICC cord or braided cord. + you have a sick ass warranty that also covers stuff so..

g402 is super durable I threw it at my wall because I raged at cs go and it was perfectly fine.

32c-40c idle

my first zenbook

the temps are very different in comparison to my first zenbook This is a replacement due to dead pixels on the screen

Recently replaced a Zenbook UX330 I'm getting around 39-44c on idle It's 91f in Oregon and I dont have AC Is this normal or should I ask amazon for a replacement?

HDMI cant output 144hz Need DVI-D/ Displayport to get 144hz

60-80 dollars

Out of the two options, which one is the best way to go? I've never bought a refurbished item ever in my life and wonder if anyone has had experience with buying refurbished from amazon. I hear that both audio quaility from both is pretty good and similar.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07239QH2C/ref=crt_ewc_title_huc_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER any opinions?

Been doing math on pen and paper for my whole life lul I don't think I would change to digital for doing math unless my tests became digital.

That's what I think as well too I don't know what a stylus might change for computer science courses though.

Was wondering if it was possible to install a new ssd into the laptop?

In the market for a new laptop for college. I was wondering if I could get some suggestions from neweggs with these requirements. - Windows 10 -I7/I5 -8gb - 16gb memory -SSD -1920x1080 -Maybe 2 in 1 -Price: $300-600 Probably going to do most of my coding and stuff on my desktop. Would like something sturdy and lasting throughout the day for a laptop.

I'm a person of performance I don't really care about looks or noise tbh I'll probably be running the fans 100% because I dont have control cuz 3 pin

Let me see if I could move the window pannel to the other side edit: It works I can move the window pannel from the left side to the right side of the case. Now the two fans can take air from outside and push it into the GPU.