Young Enthousiast
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So I got a question for you guys, I got myself a replacement pair of the Shure SE215s and they seem to be updated in the design department compared to the previous pair. The weird thing is that with the new pair they don't seem to be able to output the low frequency punch on my Asus N56JN while on my Nexus 5 they sound exactly the same as the previous pair. To me this is weird as 1. the previous pair did not exhibit this problem and 2. this would be more normal if the phone sounded less good as it should have a better preamp (Is this true?) Does anybody know what could cause this? (it is not volume nor a user-controlled eq)
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Chaning the look of the Windows 10 taskbar
Young Enthousiast replied to Young Enthousiast's topic in Operating Systems
Oh thx, how could I have forgotten that option ! -
Chaning the look of the Windows 10 taskbar
Young Enthousiast replied to Young Enthousiast's topic in Operating Systems
I tried it but I think the stock taskbar does work better. Guess I'll stick to it. -
Hey guys, I'd like to change my Windows 10 taskbar from this: to this: but I don't know how . Rocketdock was the only program I could find but it seem to be neglected lately. Anybody knows if I can change the look of my taskbar and if so how?
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Okay, it seems to be solved by setting the pagefile size to automatic. I find it weird that the stock setting only allows the pagefile to be 1GB but changing it to automatic worked.
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Windows 10 originally set the pagefile to 1GB and I have just changed it to automatic.
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After having changed things like the pagefile I can't get it to crash at about 6GB but I can get it to crash at about 18GB (about 11GB ram and 7GB pagefile). The GDI was about 200 max so thats not the problem. Just before it crashed I did get a message that the nvidia driver had crashed and had been restored.
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I'll try that now
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Yes, on a usb stick to eliminate Windows as a variable and in Windows, both with no crashes.
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Also in the taskmanager I can see Premiere Pro running and using 4GB of memory now while it doesn't appear to be running while looking at the taskbar.
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The weird thing to me is that it already crashes at only 50% usage of the ram
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@Tedster @The Official Czex SuperFetch was already disabled
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Hello clever people of the interwebz, I am getting a lot of errors in Windows 10 regarding ram. When I use a program like the latest Adobe Premiere Pro CC or Photoshop CC Windows just seems to give up if I go past using about 6GB of ram. Windows first gives a message which says that the program I am using is using too much ram (which I have 12GB of while it only uses about 6-7GB) after this error the program becomes unresponsive and my wallpaper disappears. I used multiple memtest programs in and out of Windows, I have also used Asus realbench with no errors. My Windows 10 installation is a fresh one on my Asus N56JN-CN035H laptop, upgraded with a Samsung 840 evo ssd and 8GB of Kingston ValueRAM KVR16LS11/8 (combined with the 4GB of Kingston 1600mhz ram that was pre-installed). At this point I have no idea what causes the issue. The pagefile is set to automatic, the ram is at 50-60% and the ram doesn't seem to generate any problems in a bench/test program. Still Photoshop and Premiere often crash with the error that there is too little ram. Does anybody know what might cause this issue and how to solve it?
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Should I send my laptop to be RMAed?
Young Enthousiast replied to Young Enthousiast's topic in Phones and Tablets
As expected Asus said that they couldn't tell if the repair would be covered by warranty beforehand. I am going to try it though because I trust that Asus is going to handle it correctly. -
Should I send my laptop to be RMAed?
Young Enthousiast replied to Young Enthousiast's topic in Phones and Tablets
I have sent Asus a mail, now the waiting begins...
