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Hmm this is true, alright then I'll look into getting it fixed under warranty

Ugh true I could claim warranty but sucks to have to send it in for however many weeks if I could easily fix it myself. Wouldn't at all mind spending like $50 if I didn't have to ship it anywhere

Laptop: Lenovo Legion 5 15IAH7H Fan: AVC BAPB0810R2HY002 I bought a legion 5 laptop about 3 months ago and the right side fan is already failing (or atleast I assume). It started out as a faint clicking at low speeds, then evened out at higher speeds. Now it's just rattling louder the faster it spins. I've opened opened up the laptop and can't see anything wrong, like dust in or around it. Is there a good site that sells such parts? Lenovo doesn't seem to have anything for the specific laptop model, nor can I find anywhere else that has that laptop or that fan model listed... Any idea if the fan is fixable?

I've owned this one for a couple years and been pretty happy with it, I can squeeze a ton into it. I think if fits everything you were looking for, minus the removable waist straps. It's held up quite well for the price, but I haven't been on many long hikes to know for sure the comfort over long periods. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079K8L72H?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I've been trying to find a super long range lense for my X-T3 but lense options for Fuji are somewhat limited... I have the Fuji 50-230 f4.5 but it's definitely not turning out to be long enough. I use my Fuji almost exclusively for photos. I'd like something 600mm ish (900mm ish in full frame equivalent) but I also don't want to dump $2000 into one lense. Is going down the route of an x-mount to ef adapter and an ef lense (or other mount system) a decent idea or does there tend to be problems? Been considering this Sigma + an adapter, I know any lense isn't going to be "pocketable" at this kind of range https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1082154-REG/sigma_150_600mm_f_5_6_3_dg_os.html

Apologies @rikitikitavimeant to reply sooner, like you mentioned those weren't quite what I was looking for but I do remember seeing the moonlander before in reviews, but who knows maybe it'll be an advantage to use a moonlander in the future. I did end up going with the keychron k3 with optical browns, and just wow... never felt a mechanical keyboard before and this is something else! Just a couple minutes and I'm hooked and can say I get why people really like mechanicals in general. Thanks much for the advice, I'm pretty happy with it already

Ah true I forgot to look at the graph lol, thanks! Now to decide for sure on the setup, kinda sucks that their return policy is so strict... otherwise I'd feel a bit better about just going for one since I don't feel like paying return shipping just in the case that I wanted a different gatheron mechanical switch later etc

Ok yeah Keychron is looking pretty good thanks. On the K3 v2, do the low profile keychron opticals & mechanical gaterons act pretty much the same in terms of feel and sound? I thinking of doing the optical since it would still be possible to switch out in the future.... I'll probably just have to go with a generic numpad since the full-size ultra-slim keychrons are out of stock

So I got the Microsoft ergonomic keyboard a few years ago for office use and have actually really liked it... except for bluetooth, I've have problems pretty much since the beginning. Also the "alcantara" wrist rest is pretty gross by now. I'm looking to spend a bit and get something nice that'll last another number of years. I could be swayed into mechanical but the pricing still seems a bit high... idk, I don't think I'll get into hot swapping and key cap customization any time soon. I'm good spending upwards of $120-$150 to do it right, I spent a bunch on the M.E. and again have been pretty happy. I'm looking for something: - full size (or atleast numpad for office) - low profile - 2.4ghz wireless (bonus points for additionally plugin) - for windows - okay moving away from 'ergonomic' I think

Howdy all, I'm always on the lookout for couch local multiplayer games to add to the collection. Below is my current list, any recommendations? Preferably the hillarious lighthearted type. LOTS of extra bonus points if it's more than 2 player! Stick fight Overcooked Rounds It takes two Human fall flat Minecraft dungeons Piko park The portal games Unrailed (yet to try) Unravel two Moving out Totally reliable delivery service Pikuniku Think there's a couple more I can't remember at the moment...

Awesome! Should have tried that earlier lol but thanks!

Just built this system a few months ago and its been running great, the fan noise was a bit much so I decided today to find which one was the culprit. After trying various case fans and booting to check the noise, I pulled the graphics card and found it was a lot quieter. I had the system run for 30 seconds max without the card and then held the power button to shutdown, reinstalled the card, and powered up. And nothing. All fans run at max including the card fans, but I don't get a video output at all. Tried multiple outputs, cords and monitors. I'm a little stumped especially since I can't get to the bios to check what parts are getting recognized. Ryzen 5 3600 MSI B450 Tomahawk Max Zotac GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER 8 GB GAMING AMP Extreme G.Skill Ripjaws V 16 GB 3600

Great thanks for all the input! I'll definitely change out the power supply and case etc. Really pretty cool that everytime I come here I get so much info. Last dumb question, are ryzens unlocked by default, or is it like Intel K skus?

Alright, the classic "Video Editing & Gaming Build", but seriously. I'm looking to spend something like $1000 to $1200 on a new build, and my main question is: what is the best general purpose cpu & gpu combo. I still know pretty little about AMD in general, particularly the sku levels of Ryzen & Radeon. But from what I can tell, a Ryzen 5 3600 is about the best for the price point. Basically all I care about is speed & snappiness, case, looks & storage amount are low priority. One thing I do kind of care about is noise, on mine current build the psu fan is crazy loud (why I have a 650w psu in this new one). Here is what I have so far: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Consoledotlog/saved/#view=VjfYHx

Not finding any posts about this but please link me one if there is, I'm looking for any alternatives to using Equalizer APO + Peace. I mainly use it for a small bass boost for my Sennheiser hd598 's and I'd like something that is a little cleaner and easier to use but mainly that doesn't break whenever I unplug and replug my Fiio dac, and then have to select the device again and restart my whole system. I do really like being able to set keybindings to different profiles though.