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Geraldino
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I don't think you would run into any problems by changing the screens. The current draw increase isn't too significant especially if that laptop has diffrent screens that you could configure in the first place. I've changed a laptop screen in the past from a hp to a dell and it worked just fine. (the panels were diffrent)
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Well then i'd suggest checking the power scheme in windows and see what scheme windows puts when you plug in the charger. I would also check if you don't have dust buildup on the exaust of the laptop (hps are notorious for just eating dust). if you've done both of those i'd reccomend changing the thermal paste on the laptop (bcs thermal pastes that come with laptops usually suck ass)
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Well it depends on what brand of laptop you have. I have a Asus vivobook and that thing has a 3500u and it thermal throttles to all hell when ac power is on. (But your case maybe diffrent, as a example it might be with the laptop not being clean) Or possibly windows setting your cpu's minimum workstate to 100% (but that's with power schemes in windows)
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Well i was thinking about opening the outlet of the pump to let the water drain out from there and maybe use a funnel to catch the water. I was also thinking about getting a T splitter to put on the outlet and add a drain port on one of the sides (after draining the loop ofc)
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Alright so today i have a pc that has a fully custom waterloop and it doens't have a drain port. I have no idea on how to drain this thing. But i'm pretty certain it's gonna be messy. If you guys could give me some pointers on where to fit a drain port (so that i don't have to run into this problem again) would be very much appreciated And i also want to fully dissasemble the gpus and cpu block because they've been running on the same water for a year now and this pc once had some green stuff inside the blocks.
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Do you have the drivers updated? Amd's drivers can be kinda of a pain. I also have a similar laptop, but it's from asus, and i was using my school's monitor wich also was 75hz and it didn't show anything too. It ended up being the monitor with a bad configuration lol
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Yeah it should be. Buy the corsair ones.
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No problem. Let me know when you get the new ones. Keep me updated
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It's because the bios downclocks the new module that you've installed
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The problem Is that the 10666 is different from the 10600. Try getting PC3-10600 ram. That seems to be a laptop related issue because on a desktop the 10666 or the 10600 both work(and I'm talking about desktops not laptops and it's just an example). I know this because I've had a similar problem like this one. Ps(to everyone replying) : don't come at me saying that pc3-10600 is the same as pc3-10666. I know they are but only in desktops. Some laptops do work with 10666 but others don't.
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Then there's a problem with your monitor. (chack if you have the Nvidia HD audio controller selected for audio so that you can have audio on the monitor)
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You don't have audio where (on the desktop or in a game) ? On your monitor or your headphones?
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Did the same thing. It worked??
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Samsung SSD causes stuttering game, other SSD is fine.
Geraldino replied to Polarisandneptune276's topic in Storage Devices
It might be, is the drive new? And also what ssd is it? (nvme, m.2)?
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