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Okay, sounds good. Hopefully that fixes it. The problem is still fixed however. if you underclock the 980ti right?

oops sorry.. I was going to check that but was lazy lol. Have you reformatted your PC since it started crashing? If you have a spare harddrive could try a fresh install. Could also do a partition but it gets annoying deleting the install after

Could go onboard graphics, just take the gpu out and stress it. Also update your driver for the 980ti

Yeah at the very least you could check with a Kill-A-Watt

Look who I just happened to pass! No idea if it's really Jon or not haha

At 128m PPD You are doing more than what the entire Hardware Canucks team (rank ~80) does in a month...In a week

Yeah you can't really deny it's been terribly mismanaged. Not only when looking at the roadmaps they promised from the kickstarter, but the absolutely mental amount of funding it received. How could they not come even close to delivering within that amount of funding? It's like quoting someone to do a project, and choosing to deliver a shell or milk the customer out of money. They indeed chose to do both, and it's going to leave a lasting sour taste probably for the remainder of the project.

Are all the prizes that don't have ranks also just for all ranks who meet the threshold?

Welcome!!

Is there a way view the stats for this event? If you have to download the data on a csv is there a pre filtered one we can download and input?

Just assume if it's under $40 that it's the equivalent to a $3 key with no support in my opinion.

Buy the one on eBay. It's guaranteed, because eBay will cover it if it's fake anyway. I'll link you one if you want

Weird that the USB wouldn't work either. Try booting to safe mode with networking, and linux on a usb drive. If you have discord you can pm me it and i'll try to help troubleshoot as good as i can

After researching this because it happened to me, I am going to be getting their attention as well. This is definitely class-action worthy if they are refusing to comply. I'm certain it affects more than 50 people. Hopefully they can just roll out a fix, and it's not a hardware defect.

EDIT: Nevermind, back to throttle. There are many who have this problem to no avail. Please spam ASUS in every capacity until we get this resolved. I don't think they care about only a few with this issue. We need numbers to fix it asap. If anyone sees this later on, refer to this: You must take your bottom case off and remove the battery plug, press the power button a few times for a few seconds. This apparently helps reset a bug that is flagged by the power supply and throttles your CPU. Y

Hey guys, For some reason my laptop that is only a few months old started to lag really bad. I thought it was just time for a fresh install, so I went ahead and did that. But even with the fresh install, windows applications are laggy as hell (opening up the start menu, chrome, etc). After the fresh install I have found that the Ryzen 3750H won't go above 17% as well. (Running at 0.39GHz) Things I have tried: - Making sure all updates are good - Bios update / bios tweaking - Changing power/battery settings, making sure they are at 100% max performance - Trying different wall outlets, trying to stress test on battery instead - changing a registry value for a specific fix that helped someone else - memtest (ram is good)

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So if your game's FPS isn't synced with your monitor, are you supposed to set the max framerate on that game a bit higher than the refresh rate of your monitor in order to allow for that discrepancy? Like, if you have the max framerate at 120 and your running a 120hz monitor, and the game isn't synced, you technically seeing less than 120 fps right? How much less can it be?

It's for a mobile hotspot, connecting a omni directional satellite for LTE. I got them on eBay; It was from a listing that only had limited quantity, and it didn't seem sketchy. I was hoping for them just being extra cables from a business supply or something. They aren't labeled though on the cable, so idk. They were only like $12 each for 25ft.

I know, but I want to know if it is good or not. Would I need a tester to check the line loss? I want to actually know if it's a quality cable

I want to test a couple cables I got off of ebay. It doesn't make sense to trust them without being able to test. I just don't know what the numbers should read, and I can't find numbers to compare it to.