Skedaddler101

# of CPU Cores: 8 # of Threads: 16 Base Clock: 3.7Ghz Max Boost Clock: 4.1 Ghz If you said I was talking about Ryzen 7 5800x with an MSRP of $550, you'd be wrong! The AMD EPYC 72F3 is a cpu with similiar specifications to the 5800x and costs a whopping $2500! Request the LTT team to consider making a video explaining why the EPYC processor costs sooo much more with similar specs. Thank you.

When I unplug the device, this particular entry on device manager is the item that disappears, and this is what reappears when I replug it. I think what you said about LG TV formatting it into a blank USB is correct. Windows is now recognizing it as a USB ROM. Which is why I need to: 1. Figure out how to download relevant drivers (Logitech doesn't make this easy) 2. Figure out how to uninstall the USB ROM drivers and then point windows to the correct drivers. The reason I say this is because this problem specifically started after an attempt to plug in to LGTV. Working webcam -> tried to plug into LGTV -> LG TV says "unrecognized device" -> Plug Back into windows -> Windows says this is a USB ROM.

I used a Logitech C920 Camera, it was working fine, I connected it to a LGTV to see if it would work natively. It did not. TV gave out a "Unrecognized device" error. I connect it back to my windows 10 machine and it now detects it as a USB ROM device. I am assuming this is a driver issue. please help me download the right drivers and point it to the device in device manager. Thank you.

I'm not playing games on all monitors. The secondary one is generally nothing on it or a music web-site or a podcast website.

https://item.jd.com/100011719536.html

Just wondering.

I don't know man.. It was up for a Diwali sale at 55k and I guess they have a couple of units leftover. 4k looks gorgeous, but upscaling is my concern.

I'll be getting it for 45k from my local shop.

https://www.lg.com/in/tvs/lg-43UK6780PTE It's on sale for a good price, and I'll use it to stream movies at 1080p.

Is it any good?