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hardware issue on the mouse. swap it out, see if it helps or check for firmware update on Logitech G Hub

Technically Yes. practically No. You would have to swap out the entire top of your notebook and usually HP doesnt sell those tops to normal customers. I would highly advice against it, as small little mistakes (denting that ribbon cable a little bit) could completely ruin your notebook and this would certainly not be backed by warranty

Fortnite does Support NVidia Reflex If you want to understand what is latency and how it can be improved, give this a read: Introducing NVIDIA Reflex: Optimise and Measure Latency in Competitive Games Blurbusters made a test on input lag and G-Sync G-SYNC 101: Optimal G-SYNC Settings & Conclusion | Blur Busters On their last page they have a FAQ G-SYNC 101: Closing FAQ | Blur Busters TLDR: Turn on G-Sync, use Fullscreen-Mode, Activate NVidia Reflex

Hey everyone, First things first. I recently had the pleasure of borrowing a MSI Geforce RTX 2080 Super of a friend of mine to play Cyberpunk 2077 with it. Coming from an Gigabyte Geforce RTX 2060 this was a pleasant upgrade and it all went well. Now that I ad an MSI MoBo (B450 Gaming Max) and a MSI graphics card I noticed a lot more options in my Dragon Center App. I had only used it for the User Scenarios so it can be silent when im working and goes to max power when im gaming. There were new options for managing my GPU and suddenly even a LAN Monitor where i can priorize programs and stuff on my end to use bandwith differently. Pretty neat i thought to myself After two weeks i gave it back to my friend because he wanted to sell it to get money for a 3080. So i shipped it back build in my old Geforce again but got a used 5700 XT last week from PowerColor because the fans of the Gigabyte is driving me crazy. Its the PowerColor Red Dragon version. But suddenly the neat options in the Dragon Center App are completely gone. Nothing has changed besides me using DDU to remove Nvidia's software and installing AMD drivers. Already updated all the drivers i could think of relating to this: Chipset via AMD site and LAN via Dragon Center after removing it first to ensure it would reinstall it. So my question is: Am i seeing this correctly? Using a MSI graphics card lets me control my networking? Has anyone else noticed something like this? MoBo: MSI B450 Gaming Plus MAX GPU(s): first) Gigabyte RTX 2060 Windforce OC second) MSI Geforce RTX 2080 Super Gaming X Trio third and latest) PowerColor Red Dragon 5700 XT Using latest Windows 10 and probably latest Dragon Center 2.0.96.0 cant find anything newer

Hi guys, yesterday i could not sleep because there was one question really bugging me: What is the difference between the FX 8320, 8350 and 8370? is it just pure Clockspeed?? So i tested the whole night what clockspeed i could get without increasing voltage. After it became unstable i increased it a bit. This morning i started some stabilitytesting and got me a coffee directly after i started it. In the screenshot you can see the results. 2 Cores "excluded" theirself from prime 95... is this a bad sign because im actually curious if 4,6GHz are stable on the AMD FX 8320? Also the temperatures wheren't that high and the fan didnt even go full Anyone of you who is more experienced with overclocking than me got maybe an idea what my next step should be? And if someone could actually tell me what the Difference between those three Visheras are... i could finally sleep peacefully..

In my opinion SLI looks badass but its louder as a singe GPU since the heat will stay near the GPUs you can watch the theoretically performance here: http://www.hwcompare.com/31193/geforce-gtx-1060-vs-geforce-gtx-960/