Tyler Miller

Unfortunately, there is no setting in YouTube to add a shortcut, the shortcut is to pinch because of the 18:9 aspect ratio.

It depends on your preferences, if you want better smoother gameplay, then get the $220 because the game performance will increase due to the refresh rate, it is a big difference going from 60hz to 144hz. But if you don't know or don't care about that, then save money. But if you want a bigger screen, that plays an important role, if you can't support a bigger screen, then the $220 is the better option. So, just weigh in your factors on what you're looking for. For me, I would go with the higher refresh rate, but just think about more.

It looks like physical screen damage inside the mechanism, is it possible you damaged the screen by a fall or other accidental causes? If that is the case, you can either get it fixed or replace it. If there is no physical damage, it could be a connection error, try reconnecting the cable, if that doesn't help, maybe the cable is damaged either internally, or the cable is chipped. If that is the case, replace only the cable, and they're really cheap. That would be a cheaper option, if that's the case. Be more descriptive so I can diagnose the problem.

So if you want good quality resolution for the most accurate detail, colors, ect, you need to do some research on 4k or 1440p because if you want the maximum monitor for photo editing, you want very detailed images, which requires spending more than you intended on. So you can find deals on cites like Ebay and amazon, but you need to spend more because it will fit your needs. Do more research, if your still confused, look for blog cites like reddit or videos comparing 1440p and 4k deals for the money.

If you want to overclock from 60hz to 75hz then you need to find the exact software for your branded monitor so you can download it then it will allow you to overclock your refresh rate. So in your case, search Acer R240HY overclock software and it should be from the official cite, or videos that have it linked in the bio with instructional steps on how to overclock.

If you use the correct up to date version of CUE and using the keyboard that supports that functionality, then it should be no problem. Do some research to see if your keyboard supports that function and the version of CUE. Make sure you hit apply before you close the program because it will not save it.

The only way I can change the names from a program i use is obs. For that just double click on it to then allow you to change the name, but for anythings else do some research to find solutions.

There should be some hidden screws to keep each part linked, for that you would need to look online for the hidden screw locations to then disassemble the cover.

It could possibly be the main Bluetooth chip inside the G603 could not be functioning right, so the best bet for that would to try and see if you could either use the wireless receiver, use it wired or try to get a replacement. If it's with Bluetooth itself, then make sure the Bluetooth is up to date, or find solutions online to fix the paring issue.

Normally, the rayzen 2600x has a higher clock sped then the regular 2600, so if you some extra performance get the 2600x but it's not game changing, it heavily depends on the graphics card for the est performance but the processor can have an important factor for your gaming experience.

So I have to agree with FastRDust, it does depend on your work load. If you do 1080p 30fps then 8gb of ddr4 ram should be good, but if you want 1080p 60fps or higher resolutions, then it's ideal for 16gb of ddr4 ram, but the can be lots of possibilities and factors with your performance. Such as, the cpu, graphics card, and motherboard. You should specify what is in your build for a better diagnosis.

So if this is a pc build for 250 pounds, then an i7 4400 would be round 250 dollars or what ever that is in pounds, mixed with a graphics card in there, would be over your preferred budget. Try something else like and i3 or an i5 depending on your workload to performance in gaming. Plus all the others parts inside the build, unless you already have those extra parts in the build, such as RAM, storage, motherboard, etc..

Normally, if you want better performance in your gaming, a 780ti would be a great option, but if you want true 1080p gaming, try considering a 1050 ti. It's around $50 more, but performance is way better. If on a smaller budget option is the 1050. Still great but the ti is more improved. Hope this was helpful, it all depends on your budget and specific needs in gaming.

So for me, I would recommend the Huawei Mate SE. It's a $250-ish phone, has great battery life, dual cameras ( which are pretty nice ), 18:9 aspect ratio, 2160x1080 ips display, 4GB of ram, 64GB of storage ( max upgrade to be 256GB ), very fast fingerprint scanner, and more great things. So that's what I recommend. Hope you found this helpful.