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Hi, does anyone know how to create a telegram bot that interacts with google sheets. I've tried searching up google and all but i cant find the specific codes for what I'm looking for. This is how i would like the process of the interaction between the bot and user to be. Chat User: /start Telegram bot: Time /Date User: 0900 020123 Telegram bot: Whats is your start location? User: Metro station Telegram bot: Time /Date 0900 020123 Location Metro station Is your Input correct? (Y/N) User: /end Telegram bot: Time /Date User: 1200 020123 Telegram bot: Whats is your end location? User: Office Telegram bot: Time /Date 1200 020123 Location office Is your Input correct? (Y/N) Subsequently i would like the end result to be as shown in the attached picture. P.S i do not have a coding background so detailed instructions would be very much appreciated.

At this stage should I go back to my local vendor and ask for a replacement or should i contact zotac instead?

I managed to get the clock speeds down. Apparently by changing the led it somehow applies a OC to the card.(I'm not jking) Temps are still not to my liking and the card still does a boost for no reason from time to time which increases the temps.

Hi, everyone I just reinstalled windows and the outcome is still the same. For some reason its even worst after reinstalling windows

I've left the case open and I dint see any difference.

I recently bought a RTX 3090 Trinity and noticed that the temps are 65 C and the fans never stop spinning even when I'm not gaming. I contacted Zotac and they adviced me to get my card serviced as there could be a overheating issue. Shortly after that i realized that my old MSI GTX 1080 also hit 60 C at idle. Is there a possibility that my system or OS is causing the issue or I just had bad luck with the 2 GPU I've gotten? Could anyone advice me on what to do as idle temp should be around 30-40 C right? i live in a country where my ambient temp are 30 C - 26 C. I have tried DDU the drivers and reinstalling them nothing works. I left my case open and the temps are the same.

I recently just got my GPro wireless and its amazing but the only thing is Logitech states that its a advanced Lipo battery but i was wondering if its just like any other Lithium ion battery that i looked online and people stating that i should keep the battery between 40%-80%. Any tips from regular wireless mouse or G Pro users?

Dont see much of a difference after setting both to 60hz. Tried reinstalling my drivers seemed to have help but the only game now is LoL thats stuttering the most. Imma stick to FPS games for the mean time. Planning to get a 144hz soon, any recommendations for a IPS or VA panel monitor thats good?

I do have dual monitors and both are the same model that are set to the 75hz. Tried turning off any background videos and playing in full screen but it doesn't seem to work.

this smells a whole lot like there's a bottleneck in a different component than your cpu or gpu. is this with vsync on or off? that said, mind giving a full list of your hardware? ntel corei7-6700 Mb:not exactly sure but i think its a asus h170 msi gtx 1080 16gb ram toshiba ssd 120gb toshiba 1tb hdd stuttering happens with either v-sync on or off. It does reduce abit when v-sync is on. I dont see stuttering with games like csgo.

Does capping frames do anything? Not really. Does get worse if i cap it any lower than 120. Capped at 144 the stuttering still there.

intel corei7-6700 Mb:not exactly sure but i think its a asus h170 msi gtx 1080 16gb ram toshiba ssd 120gb toshiba 1tb hdd stuttering happens with either v-sync on or off. It does reduce abit when v-sync is on. I dont see stuttering with games like csgo.

I do have dual monitors and both are the same model that are set to the 75hz. Tried turning off any background videos and playing in full screen but it doesn't seem to work.

I play both fps and moba games and i have been getting really bad stuttering for almost any games i play like OW and LoL but the stuttering inst noticeable in games like dota2 and csgo. Depending on the games, i get 100-200 fps with a gtx 1080 paired with my old i7-6700. Turning V-sync on does help alittle but the stuttering is still noticeable. Task manager shows that both cpu and gpu are not running above 50% during gaming sessions so there should not be a bottleneck issue right?? Could my cheap 75hz monitor not be able to keep up with the fps to cause the issue? pls help!!.

@Streetguru I will be mostly doing group projects in school or outside so i defiantly need a laptop. @ZM Fong I would like the battery life to last as long as possible and also a 13 or 15 inch screen would be good. Im also not sure if i would need a laptop with a GPU for software like autodesk eagle and photoshop.