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Hey, I have the T&V Hoch BT, all I've done is move it once from my PC to my television and back and now the bass is really quiet, even if I use the equalizer on Windows. For example, normally when I play a bass heavy song, such as "a milli" all windows would vibrate, now the speakers just go real quiet when the bass heavy parts come; lowering all volume of the speakers and barely brings forth any bass. And it isn't like the bass on one of the speakers has worn out, which is unlikely as these speakers are 1 y/o, both boxes seem to be creating the same sound, as far as I could hear with my ears next to them and having them as far apart as possible. Im literally clueless what to do, as I bougth them for their bass and I can't return them, as I forgot to add 2 years to my warranty by registering them in 3 months.

Hey, I've had my T&V Hoch BT for quite a while now and never had problems, but recently when I moved my speakers to my TV and back to my PC they suddenly sounded distorted as hell and I can't find a single reason why. I've used them both with my phone and my PC, same distortion; Played around with volume and the speaker their own Bass/ Treble Increase and Decrease, no effect. It also is a really noticeable effect as I noticed it the first time I turned them on again, they normally make a real deep noise when changing input channel but now it sounded way different. The speakers are barely able to bring forth any bass, which they were purchased for. I don't think I have any warranty on them left as they screwed me over with their "register your product within 3 months from purchase, to extend the warranty from 1 to 3 years" (which they conveniently don't advertise on the box) Any help would be greatly appreciated as I really liked these speakers and don't feel like buying another pair if not necessary. Thx in advance!! ?

Hey, So recently I've sought help with a problem I had with my laptop and people pointed me in the direction that the drivers weren't working properly or that the iGPU was failing; the problem was that when gaming my laptop started to act real weird, it would make USB connect/ disconnect sounds, made the screen turn black and force me to alt-tab to regain the normal view. This didn't only happen during gaming but also during video editing. I'm using the laptop as a "semi-desktop" as it no longer has a battery, I have a seperate keyboard and everything attached. - NVIDIA GTX 760M - Intel i7 4702MQ @2.20 GHz - 12 GB ram, different sticks but don't know what brand - Windows 10 So I've did a few tests by rolling back drivers through windows (after which everything ran meh or wouldn't launch), then I re-installed the dGPU drivers (this would only get me stuck on loading screens or real bad performance), the the iGPU (which made the games run okay, but with the problems I had beforehand), then I disabled the iGPU through windows, which gave me the same results as when I hadn't updated its drivers), and as last I switched things around and disabled the dGPU (which gave the problems but less severe and just flashed the black screen or just had a quick framedrop). So now I have the question if anyone has any clue what is going on and may even know a fix for this problem Thx in advance!

I've I've started a bit of video editing and it happened again, so I'ts probably GPU related right? I know a few things about PC's but I'm not really specialized. Thx Update: I've rolled back the drivers of both GPUs and tried some stuff, editing worked fine, but could no longer game. Then I updated them both again and the dGPU seemed to work just fine, but when I updated the iGPU it did the same weird thing; USB sounds etc. So this means that that is probably the cause right?

Hey guys, So I've recently got to borrow my friend his previous laptop and use it until I can afford a gaming PC of my own. But after using it for a while and adding the 860 EVO I got during Black Friday the laptop started to act very weird when gaming, and as I have no clue what to do and can barely find anything online I thought to myself I should turn to the LinusTechTips Community. So the problem I'm having is that the laptop starts to make the USB connect/ disconnect sounds, keeps giving a black screen which disappears immediately after ((seems like the PC is alt-tabbing) it now sometimes even gives me a black screen which stays and forces me to alt-tab a few times to get to the game again) and it keeps centring the cursor. The problem doesn't instantly appear when I start gaming but starts to come forward after a little while of gaming, and then it stops a few minutes after I quit gaming. This is what lead me to believe it had something to do with the GPU as it doesn't happen during a graphically light loads. There seems to be no specific performance range it can't reach as these problems even occur when playing games as Slay the Spire. - NVIDIA GTX 760M - Intel i7 4702MQ @2.20 GHz - 12 GB ram, different sticks but don't know which - Windows 10 - No longer has a battery as it broke and had a battery-life of 30 mins max. (I'm pretty much using it as a more portable desktop, with separate mouse and keyboard) I've gotten a few tips from people and even got suggested that the GPU is failing, but this doesn't seem to be the case, as these problems still occur when setting the NVIDIA Control Panel 3D settings to Integrated only. I'm literally clueless by now, any help would really be appreciated as this just annoys the F out of me. (Sorry Mods if I can't say F) ? If I've forgotten to specify anything or I should give more info, please leave a comment as I have no clue what to do and this problem makes my whole game library useless Thx for the help in advance (Note, I know this is a repost, but I haven't found an answer yet and a few things have come up that might help people)

Hey guys, Yesterday I've posted a topic explaining a few problems with my laptop and someone expected my GPU to be failing, so I wanted to see if this is the case by running games on my Integrated Graphics, but I have got no clue how to do this. All help with this would be greatly appreciated... Thx in advance Ps Sorry if I posted in the wrong subforum, but this seemed the right place to me atleast... ??

I have NVIDIA Geforce Experience downloaded and keep the latest drivers, would there be anything else I could do like opening it up and cleaning it and maybe see if the GPU seems fine? Or should I just accept It's dying and pretty much useless for gaming?

Hey guys, So I've recently got to borrow my friend his previous laptop and use it until I can afford a gaming PC of my own. But after using it for a while and adding the 860 EVO I got during Black Friday the laptop started to act very weird when gaming, and as I have no clue what to do and can barely find anything online I thought to myself I should turn to the LinusTechTips Community. So the problem I'm having is that the laptop starts to make the USB connect/ disconnect sounds, keeps giving a black screen which disappears immediately after (seems like the PC is alt-tabbing) and it keeps centring the cursor. The problem doesn't instantly appear when I start gaming but starts to come forward after a little while of gaming, and then it stops a few minutes after I quit gaming. This is what lead me to believe it had something to do with the GPU as it doesn't happen during a graphically light loads. There seems to be no specific performance range it can't reach as these problems even occur when playing games as Slay the Spire. - NVIDIA GTX 760M - Intel i7 4702MQ @2.20 GHz - 12 GB ram, different sticks but don't know which - Windows 10 - No longer has a battery as it broke and had a battery-life of 30 mins max. (I'm pretty much using it as a more portable desktop, with separate mouse and keyboard) If I've forgotten to specify anything or I should give more info, please leave a comment as I have no clue what to do and this problem makes my whole game library useless ?? Thx for the help in advance