Seadusc

Now new problem. Battery run out and I can't recharge. I think this adapter is a core problem. Probably need to find someone to fix.

At first I thought it was because the power strip is bad, but it is the same even when I changed. The power connection doesn't appear to be loose (since I haven't disconnect for years.)

I'm 100% sure it was because the adapter now. After i put the adapter back for less than 10 minutes it restart again

Seems to be like that. If ten minutes more and still no restart I'd confirm that.

I think it has something to do with the adapter. After the last time it restarted, it still works fine when I put it on battery. Still, it doesn't make any sense since last night it had no problem.

after i browsed through the event log, look like this is the problem

everything looks fine, right now im trying to used without connecting charger to see if it's the problem.

I'm using Lenovo Y500 (Win 10) and now it starts to restart itself randomly. It doesn't show bluescreen or anything, just suddenly close itself and restart. Doesn't appear to have a heat problem.

I accidentally delete linux-image file, so I can't reboot into Ubuntu for a while. I figure out that I need to reinstall them and it works after that, but once I get into OS I can't find any wifi connection anymore, or my mouse or even brightness adjustment is not working. It seems like the drivers are all gone. How can I fix this issue?

That's not true at all. I've experienced 144hz and it's like the whole new world. Actually @LinusTech already proved this too.

I have a friend who can't play most games because of motion sickness. I think that FPS rate and motion blur could cause her this problem so I'm going to recommend her to buy one. Will those gaming monitors help her?

First, I want to buy Corsair 750D but when I see this case I thought "Wow! This case should make my system really cool! (since I live in freaking hot country, Thailand). Any thought on this? Will Linus do a review?

Is there any good MOBO within 130 USD budget? Right now I'm interested in Gigabyte Z170-UD3 and MSI Z170 SLI plus.

I'm not using PC in an A/C room, and it's 40 C in Thailand so I need as much airflow as I could plus I just want for future upgrade.

That's the only option left right? Maybe I should stick with 750D and just find a way to make as much air intake as possible. Thanks anyway!