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    Where the corn grows
  • Biography
    I execute inadvisable projects well
  • Occupation
    Software Engineer

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  • CPU
    R9 5950X @4.9GHz
  • Motherboard
    MSI MAG X570
  • RAM
    32GB Trident Royal
  • GPU
    EVGA Watercooled 1080ti
  • Case
    Phanteks Eclipse P400A Mesh
  • Storage
    2TB 970 EVO NVME among others
  • PSU
    1000W Season Platinum
  • Display(s)
    LG GN950 27"
    LG UP850 27"
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    Noctua NH-D15
  • Keyboard
    Logi G915
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    Logi G604
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    WH-1000XM4
    ATH M50x for monitoring
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  1. OddOod
    Nevermind. The P300 supports cards up to 330mm Aside from these specific makes, you should be fine
  2. OddOod
    Which exact model?
  3. OddOod
    What model year do you have? But TBH, 2A has been a pretty standard power level for USB ports for a good long while and it delivers enough power to at least slow charge most phones even with the screen on at full brightness, at least on a wire. Wireless is just so much more power hungry.
  4. OddOod
    Ooof, given transmission losses inherent in qi charging, it might not even be worth it to do wireless charging on 5W. If it's possible, I'd try going from the cig lighter because those can deliver up to 120W. My guess is that the charger you're using is just refusing to spin up on such low power, determining that it's not worth it
  5. OddOod
    Dang, my guess is that the monitor is dying. Sorry. If you can I'd definitely try it on a different computer and see if it still happens. It's vaguely possible that a windows reinstall would fix it, but I'd be surprised. To see if it IS windows, you can boot a linux LiveUSB and try to trigger the issue.
  6. OddOod
    If a mac is acceptable, then go for an M3 air. A 13" with 24GB RAM and a 1TB SSD is 1900USD. You DO NOT need a MBP
  7. OddOod
    My guess would be a dying mobo, though it would be a good idea to run a CHKDSK on your OS drive.
  8. OddOod
    Welcome to the forums! TBH, if you're careful, you can just reuse the pads, and if pads are hard to come by, you might want to see if you can get your hands on some K5 Pro which is that thermal pad goop that Alex loves and Linus loathes
  9. OddOod
    As for pics, I'd recommend googling the part numbers (GH96-15523A, GH82-31245A, etc.) and looking for listings with images My guess is that SSParts just figures it doesn't need product images because they are banking on being the official parts store
  10. OddOod
    Welcome to the forums! What is the exact model of your S23?
  11. OddOod
    Can you charge in your car via the USB adapter? Like, if you go VW >A2C > C cable > Phone port, does the phone charge? If so, can you load up Ampere or some other app to see how many amps it's giving? If that doesn't work, it's probably the adapter, though it's also worth checking the power you get with that A2C cable. Do try and make sure your phone is under 70% when doing this test so it'll suck back as much juice as it can Also, can you share the specs of the car port you found in your research?
  12. OddOod
    Unfortunately you're kinda hooped. The Apple Ethos is to remove as much user control as possible in the name of protecting them. I like to equate it to using a computer with boxing gloves on. I'm not saying your annoyance is your fault or anything, Apple makes solid hardware, I just loathe their software
  13. OddOod
    You need more power! (lightning bolt crackles) A 3080 is gonna struggle a bit on 750W. Not so much that you're boned, but def gonna be power limited. 850 should be fine though
  14. OddOod
    your lack of screen is exremely unlikely to cause a wifi error
  15. OddOod
    chrome://flags > #enable-force-dark > enabled with Dark Reader Takes some fine tuning but works like a charm
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