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If I dont use my mouse for 2-3 mins and then use it, for the first couple of seconds the movement is too high. I then get the little notification popup saying DPI set to 1600 and its back to how I set it. It is like the software turns off or resets when I dont use my mouse for a short period and the takes a moment to reactivate when I start moving the mouse. Is there a way of stopping this? Also is there a way stopping the notification about the DPI from appearing? Each one appears for about 3 seconds, so if I change the profile down 3 levels I get 3 seconds of notification, on after the other saying the DPI has been changed.

I have spare phones which I can drop my sim in for the time being. The battery may not last and there is a bit of screen burn but will do me for a month or two. Thats why I kept hold of it.

I dont need an Ultra, the Plus is probably the more ideal one for me. At the moment the Plus is sold out nearly everywhere and the Ultra was only about £100 more expensive. I think I will hold out for when the 23 launches.

To be short, my Samsung S10e has suddenly decided that I doesn't like SIM cards. I've tried a few known working cards; it detects a SIM card in but just wont read it. I can get a Samsung S22 Ultra for just under £1000. It's discounted and I have a "birthday" 15% off code from Samsung. Or do you think I should just hang on a couple of months for the Samsung S23?

With the cost of electricity rising so high, and will get a lot worse, I have been looking at how much I use each electrical device and how much it uses. I got energy monitoring plugs to find out how much things are using to make a few adjustments. (for the people who dont know, in the UK last year the cost of a kWh was about 17p (19c) and in April 2023 some estimate it could cost 90p ($1) a kWh) One thing that uses a lot is my PC but I dont know if its idling and light usage power usage is high as I have nothing else to compare it to. My PC uses about between 170-220w when idling/browsing and I dont know if that is high or not. My spec is blow Spec Motherboard: ASUS x570 Wifi II CPU: Ryzen 5600x GPU: AMD 6800XT RAM: 32GB Corsair 3600 RGB RAM Storage: 2Tb Corsair M600 nvme, 500Gb WD Black nvme, 500GB Samsung 980 SSD PSU: Corsair RM750i Cooling: Kraken Z63 AIO, 6 Corsair LL fans. AMD software report the CPU is using about 10W at idle and the GPU 10-15W at idle. I have turned off all the fans (except the AIO pump and fans) and turned off all the RGB. I have even unplugged all the peripherals excluding the mouse so I could navigate the software which measures power usage and it still draws 180+W Any suggestions what could be causing this large draw? There does seem to be a discrepancy between what software is reporting being used and what is actually being used.

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Hello, There is a situation where my sister needs to transfer some assets from an adult account to a child account. My nephew started playing xbox on his dad's account. My nephew was only little and would play play minecraft and such. Although there is a child account setup, it was never used as the games were bought and installed under his dad's account. It has now got to the point were we need the child to use his own child account, however there are lot of assets, games and add-ons which he has bought but on the adult account which he would like transferring. I dont think they are too bothered about the adult account losing anything. I think they would be happy with the account just being swapped to a child account, or the account type changed to a child account. Does anyone know if this is possible and if so how to go about it? My brother in law has tried but didn't get anywhere.

After a reboot, its gone back to flickering / resetting a portion of leds on 2 of the fans again.

I have 6 Corsair LL fans and 4 internal LED strips. The 6 fans are plugged in to an RGB hub, which is being controlled by an RGB commander Pro. The 4 strips are plugged directly in to the RGB Commander Pro. In the past couple of weeks, I have had issues with 2 of the fans. At random times a number of LEDs will flicker off, or would default to the hardware profile and then go back to normal. The strange thing is it would affect the same LED locations on 2 fans at the same time. I replaced the RGB hub as I had an unused one but it did exactly the same thing. If I disconnected any fan from the RGB hub, it would fix the issue. The sata cable which is powers the RGB hub also power 2 SATA SSD. I removed the power from one of the SSD and the lights have been working. My question is, have I reached the power limit for that rail having so many LED and 2 SSDs on there?

The only review I have round was Russian. I think it's more of a large revision change to the current x570 Gaming-E than a new board, so hasn't got much attention. Other than the CPU boosting all the time and causing large spikes in temperature for no reason, it seems good. I only have a 5600X so dont have a CPU which can really push the board, but it has ran at 4.8Ghz for short bursts and seems happy to run 4.7 nearly all the time without issue.

I know I'm digging this up from the doldrums but I got a response from Asus and thought I'd let you know, if anyone's interested. They said they replicated same issue on the motherboard and will work towards a fix, probably in the form of a BIOS update. As Chinese new year is close, it may be a few weeks. Fingers crossed my CPU and water pump wont be going crazy when doing something simple like, open a browser.

No, I've recently reinstalled so have no profiles. I think I may have used onboard profiles before. I'll give that a go

When I don't use the mouse for about 5 mins the DPI seems to default to a much higher rate and after a couple of seconds it defaults back to what I have set it to, 1600 for desktop use. For example watching a YouTube video for a few mins, I then use the mouse only to find the sensitivity is very high causing me to move the pointer all over the place and after about 2 seconds, I get the G Hub popup saying the DPI has been set to 1600. It didn't used to be like this, but I don't know if it is a version of the G Hub software which is causing this or if its a setting I've inadvertently set. Its very annoying but cant find whats caused it.

I have got Ryzen Master installed and when it stays open long enough to get a reading that does imply the CPU is clocking down. But every other software, Windows, ASUS apps, NZXT, CPUID all read the same high clock speed, and the random jump of CPU temp into the mid 50C suggests it is a higher clock speed. Unless, the temp isn't reading correctly either.