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Hey everyone, my cousin who lives in Australia wants a PC and his budget is ~ $1000-$1500 (AUD). This includes peripherals like a mouse, keyboard, monitor etc. He doesn't have any experience in building PC's and I would most likely recommend him to buy a pre-built one. Does anyone know any good pre-built PC sites for Australia or ones that ship there? I was thinking that a Ryzen 5 2600 and 1660Ti would be good but any suggestions are welcome. Thank you in advance.

I am planning on selling my old Lenovo Y50 and while checking the system for issues I ran into two issues, both related to audio. -The first issue is that whenever i use any wired headset or earphone, a static noise can be heard and after trying things like updating drivers the problem still seems to persist. The laptop uses realtek high definition audio and if anyone can provide a solution that would be very helpful. -The second issue is that whenever I mute the laptop while using earphones or headphones i cannot get the audio to come back unless I restart the device. I can however get the audio to work again by using the realtek audio manager without restarting it. Any help is appreciated and thank you in advance.

Thanks, guess I'll go for the 9370 then.

Thanks, guess I'll go for the 9370

I'm not sure between the XPS 13 9360 and the 9370 so which one would be a better choice? I know that the 9360 has a better battery life and USB type A ports, although an adapter can be used for the 9370. Is the 9370 worth it over the 9360 or not?

Hi, I'm looking for a laptop for school work and I'd mainly be doing work on office, web browsing and such. A high battery life is the highest priority and I don't plan on doing any gaming on it. Recommended specs would be- 8 GB of RAM (preferably DDR4) Quad core i5 or i7 13 inch and 1080p display 256 GB SSD Windows Budget- $1200 to $1400 (USD) Thank you in advance!