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Sure. I find it "normal" to happen but it just sounds a bit louder than acceptable. Also looks like it started making the noise from one day to the other but I'm not 100% sure. I played CP 2077 for long hours this weekend and I only noticed the noise after those hours so I'm not sure if it could be some defect and one day, poof.

I just got this ASUS FA506QM 2 weeks ago (past return policy by now) and today I noticed this strange noise when opening Cyberpunk. I only noticed it today since I didn't have my earphones on. The noise seems to "happen" during games and is suppressed by the fans some minutes later after the laptop heats up but I'm not sure what to do now. Do I leave it be? Do I try to return it or put it in warranty? I need the laptop atm but if it's a major problem... What do you guys think? Video on yt: https://youtu.be/VGfzxh1Yr4c

XBOX Game Bar keeps asking for permission to use the FPS counter and after I allow it, I restart my PC and the FPS counter still won't work. How can I fix this? My old PC didn't have this issue...

This did it. Thanks a lot

I have a clean install of Windows on my new laptop and Discord isn't starting up with Windows. I've checked startup manager and Discord is nowhere to be found in that list. How can I fix this?

No specific class. I have to do something related to all classes. From software (networking, programming (mostly)) to hardware.

I'm currently on my course's last year and I need to make a project to present about what I've learnt (and more). I'm at the point where I need to gather ideas and start preparing the project. I want to make a Project Planner. It'll have a Website, a DB and an API (for now). I'm thinking of running the whole project on a Raspberry Pi 4. For the Website, I'm going with HTML, JAVA, CSS, PHP, ETC. For the DB, probably MySQL. For the API, probably NodeJS. Thinking about running the DB on an external HDD using USB 3.0. My questions are: Are all of the languages above compatible with each other? Is the Raspberry Pi 4 powerful enough to run all of those together at the same time? If yes, which RAM version should I get? 2 or 4GB? Thanks

Actually, 1 8pin and 1 6pin. Going with this one. https://www.pcdiga.com/fonte-de-alimentac-o-kolink-850w-core-series-80plus Buying it later today to test it. Thanks

Have you tried doing the opposite process? Connect your phone to the wifi, then share the internet access to your PC using usb (usb docking).

I got some free parts and I'm building a PC out of them to sell for some proffit. The CPU is a Phenom X4 955 GPU is a R9 390 8GB Asus Strix Now, my question is if any of the 2 PSU's I have are enough to run the PC. Leaving images of their power specs. Thanks EDIT: I know these PSU's are not from the best brands, but I only want to know if they'll run the PC.

I got an old but still decent PC for free. It's featuring: ASUS M4A77TD PRO AMD Phenom II X4 955 4GB Ram Corsair XMS 3 CL9 120GB SSD 1TB HDD ASUS U3S6 (USB 3.0 and Sata 3 card) A cheap 650w PSU A Cooler Master cooler (small but seems to do a good job) DVD reader A cheap case Now. I don't know what to do it this. It seems to be working perfectly. Ran cinebench R20 and got 689 points while never passing 55-60ºC. I firstly thought of making it a FreeNas NAS since it has 6 Sata + 2 Sata (expansion card). That idea quickly faded since I alredy have an odroid running OMV and that is more than enough for me. I then thought about selling it. What do you think I should do? Sell the PC whole? Or part by part? If any of the 2 above, how much should I ask for? Thanks

I have a Benq monitor that isn't turning on. When I plug the power in, nothing happens. When I try to turn it on, nothing happens. From what I know, it was working fine. Is it a dead PSU? If it is, what do you recommend I do? Try to fix the PSU? Thanks

Problem fixed. Problems with GPU drivers. The GPU is probably semi-dead. Thanks

Right. Forgot to mention I cleaned every dust inside and repasted. Yea the fan seems to be at full speed. Thanks

If you have a dedicated GPU, you can't plug external monitors to the onboard outputs. Plug your monitor to the GPU. Check if the GPU is well seated in the motherboard slot. Check if the BIOS has any option to enable/disable PCIe slots or GPU or something related to PCIe.