Mahany

I'm about to buy G432 Headset, and i have a DIY head tracker for flight simulators. The head tracker is mounted on the Headset by two pieces of Velcro Tape, one piece on the tracker itself and the other on the headset. The one on the headset must be fixed by glue gun or small amount of Epoxy on the right side. Do you think gluing a small piece of Velcro on the headset void the warranty? I will not disassemble or remove any parts at all. I already emailed Logitech Support, but no reply yet.

Thanks a lot for your help and opinions but i have seen in some topics that people sometimes cant get the memory to run at 3200 mhz on AB350 motherboards. how can i make sure that i can avoid this situation before buying anything?

Unfortunately in egypt we don't have a big variety in terms of hardware and also we pay from 30% to 40% more than the prices in USA because of taxes, customs fees and international shipping. so, the only options available for PSU are (BitFenix Whisper M 650W, Corsair VS650M, FSP HYDRO G 650W, HEC Cougar CMX 700W) i chose the 2400G to be able to use it's integrated GPU with a some overclocking untill i can save for GTX 1070Ti, i know that the 1050Ti is affordable now but i want to play comfortably on 1080p with good fps without thinking about selling the 1050 and upgrade, because people now are scared of buying any used GPU which means i will have a hard time selling it. my PC will be used for studying lab "IT Certifications". so, i can sacrifice some fps i can get with an i5 for a better hyper-v performance on ryzen CPUs. After i get the 1070Ti or god only know what nvidia will release at that time, i will upgrade to 8-cores ryzen CPU.

Hi Guys, I wanted to know your opinion about the below build: AMD RYZEN 5 2400G 4-Core 3.6GHz Gigabyte GA-AB350-Gaming 3 Socket AM4 Motherboard 2x Crucial Ballistix Elite 16GB DDR4 3200 CL16 Cooler Master N400 Mid Tower Desktop Case Corsair CX650M 650W 80 PLUS Certified PSU would i be able to get memory to run at 3200mhz with the latest bios update? P.S. i choose the 650w PSU because i'm planning to buy GTX 1070ti after i build this PC, and will overclock both CPU & GPU and will buy a better CPU cooler of course. I can't go lower than 32GB ram because i use virtual machines for studying.

#Update: I have replaced the keyboard, but unfortunately the problem still exists.

Hi Guys, I have a problem with my laptop (Dell n5110 with GT525M GPU), When i use my keyboard while gaming a buzzing sound comes from my speakers and the laptop freezes until i release whatever key i'm pressing, sometimes the problem persists even after closing the game and the only solution is to restart the laptop . I have tried to reinstall my OS and install the Nvidia driver provided by the laptop manufacturer as i read in a lot of topics that usually this problem may be caused by using different drivers than the manufacturer's supported ones, but still the same problem exists. I borrowed one of my friend's USB keyboard and this problem disappeared but i'm not sure if it's an internal keyboard software or hardware problem. I don't want to buy a new keyboard for my laptop before making sure that it's a hardware problem because the keyboard is ridiculously expensive in my country. A little help would be really appreciated here

i disabled intel speedstep on the BIOS settings and enabled it again and enabled BD PROCHOT on Throttlestop, Suddenly my cpu began to work normally again. my CPU clock is now 798 when idle and increases when i run any program as it used to be before, but there is slight lag and stuttering when i play any game (it used to work smooth) although the cpu load and heat are acceptable .

I really can't thank you enough :D, my processor seems to be stuck at 789 mhz and not throttling up at all when it should. i have tried to reset bios settings but the same, the only solution that worked is disabling BD PROCHOT with Throttlestop software, but isnt that bad for the processor to run always on 2800 mhz with BD PROCHOT disabled?

I always set my power plan to get maximum performance.

Hi Guys, I have a problem now for almost a week on my dell n5110 Laptop, My cpu usage is 100% when i try to run "any" program. it doesn't matter if its chrome, Vmware Workstation, vlc or media player or even a video game, it's the same 100% usage although the temperature stays in Mid 60's. sometimes when i open the task manager or resources manager to monitor it, i see that the consumption of processes' cpu doesnt equal the total total cpu usage (100%) and sometimes it does. Could it be a hardware failure? Please advise. P.S. There isn't any single process or program that is responsible for the 100% usage, as an example: if run chrome it appears to consume all the cpu resources itself not some other system process, the same goes for Call of duty or even Windows Media player. What i've done so far: - I did HDD and Ram check and both are okay. - opened the laptop and cleaned the CPU fan and applied new thermal paste. - updated BIOS. - Installed a new windows images (Windows 7 and windows 10), Tried to run in safe mode, Disable all startup programs and unnecessary services, and still the same issue

Of course inside my appartment its a little bit cooler but stand infront of a window and you will feel like if there is an oven blows hot air in your face ,and don't even think about taking a shower in Mid day because what is supposed to be cold water faucet is hotter than the one coming from the bathroom water heater

i will look at the cost and decide later, but do you think the stock cpu cooler will operate normally at the heat here in egypt or it would be better if i got an aftermarket one? in the summer it's nearly 50 °C here.

after a little research i found most people say that i5-6500 or 7500 non -k are better at gaming that ryzen 5 1500!, what is your experience with ryzen 5 in gaming guys?

right now in the market there is Seasonic M12II 620W EVO Edition 620-Watt 80 PLUS Bronze Full Modular PSU, is it okay?

which PSU do you recommend considering that i might get 1080 in the future?