mrfreakyt

oh and the reason this really pisses me of is because the warranty ended exactly 2 months ago

my plan now is to let the laptop charge over night, then disconnect the cable, let the laptop sit there for a while and then try again if that doesn't help I have to open it and disconnect the battery or/and remove the drives and try booting with just one ram module if that doesn't help I am basically screwed I guess since the only explanation would be that the integrated graphics chip is dead btw those are my specs: 15 inch 1080p display 60hz i5 7300HQ gtx 1050 2GB 2x8GB ddr4 ram 256GB M.2 SSD by Samsung 2TB HDD by Seagate

Hey! I have a HP Pavilion Power 15 notebook which is now about one and a half years old. It has been sitting on a shelf in a box for about 3 weeks now since nobody was using it and today I wanted to turn it on again, that worked great, it only took about 5 seconds to boot into windows (which is basically a new installation, I reinstalled Windows, switched a hard drive and repasted the cpu and gpu before storing it away, I tested everything and let the system run for a day and everything worked fine) then after about a minute windows froze, so I kept pressing the power button until it was turned off, then I wanted to turn it on again but on the whole screen ( during the HP boot logo) there where those white stripes, no colour, only white and black) that's where I hit the power button again which leads me to this problem: now my laptop won't boot when I hit the power button the button lights up and the fans spin up for about a second and then it instantly turns itself off, repeating this process without ending and there is screen stays black. I connected it to the power supply but the same problem occured, the laptop has been charging for about half an hour so I tried again but the same problem...

is there anything I should look for which could damage the hardware when I use nail polish?

Hello! I want to apply some thermal grizzly on my CPU because I want a silent system, but since liquid metal can not only transfer heat but also elecricity I want to protect the pins and contacts around the CPU and GPU. What I've bought so far is some isolation tape which is used for high temps up to 80 degrees celsius. just to make sure, I want to apply something in addition to the tape, a liquid or something like that. I read that people use non-conductive thermal paste and put a little bit of that over the contacts to protect them in case liquid metal touches them. another thing I read was that some use transparent nail polish for that. I saw one of the latest LTT video where they used acrylic paint for that, but I wanted to know which one would work the best. I am concerned that nail polish would dry and then break and fall off btw