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So umm, I ended up ordering the Viper Mini. Low weight without holes, good cable, one of the top sensors, safer shape, should fit my hand well, low latency, and RGB (that I’m probably gonna turn off lol). Seems like I won’t be disappointed. Will add my feedback later

Know him, watched it, lmao

I might just go with the Razer Viper Mini actually

Unfortunately, no

Hand size : 19, 9.5 (cm) Claw grip Right handed Both mice check all of my requirements, but I still want to find the best of the two for me. The MM710 seems like it should fit my hand well because of its hump, which should compliment my claw grip. The Viper is more expensive, but I might be willing to pay for better build quality, lower response time, etc.. and its shape also looks good. Which would fit my hands better? Are the build quality concerns on the MM710 threatening, and are the holes annoying/uncomfortable? Are the 4ms on the MM710 note-worthy? And which should I get?

I posted earlier that my laptop only has 2 ram slots with one being soldiered into the motherboard (4gb).

You think my system will utilize 20gb of RAM? lmao

Seems fine for now. Will update if I notice any instabilities. Ty!

For now at least, I don’t think I’m gonna do that. I’m currently getting much better fps than before (on the latest drivers).

Yup, I'm dumb.. When I try to open the Radeon software it says "Radeon Software and Driver versions do not match". So I think I figured it out. last time I was updating the driver, I went to check for Windows updates, which I think then thought that I didn't have display drivers and installed a different version (causing the sudden flicker). Checked the driver version in windows, and its from 22/7/2019.

So, was using my laptop, then suddenly the screen flickered (turned off and back on) and for some reason the display drivers for my Ryzen 3 3200U stopped working. Was going to reinstall it, but out of curiosity decided to launch my favorite game, Overwatch, and I saw a noticeable increase in fps! I think that is because the Radeon software had a lot of "bloatware" that I don't need anyways, well, except one thing. I mostly play Esport titles, and for Overwatch, I dropped the render scale in-game and increased the sharpness in the radeon software, and it worked quite well. Now, I have to 3 questions : 1) Am I missing much without the drivers? 2) Is there a way to increase sharpness in windows 10? 3) Since the drivers are still technically on my laptop, should I use DDU to fully uninstall them?

Since you know "that one" (lmao), will removing the back panel and changing ram void the warranty?

The difference in price between 8gb and 16gb is ~$30. Is it worth it? And will the big difference in capacity have any negative effects?

yeah, either way, I just discovered that, on my laptop (Asus Vivobook 15 M509DA), there is only one ram slot, the other one is soldiered into the mobo.. so I'm gonna add 8gb at the same 2400mhz anyways.

Got it, ty.

Hope that's the case here too. and also... RIP 4gb ram stick You will be missed. F

Even for AMD? I know, but I have enough storage, and I don't care much about loading/boot-up speeds.

Bold of you to assume that I have an SSD, but thanks for the info.

Kinda what I was thinking. If I buy an 8gb stick and replace it with one of the 4gb sticks, will it work in dual channel? or am I going to have to buy a kit/2 identical sticks?

Well, obviously, but how (relatively) big is the difference between 8gb vs 12 vs 16gb? higher frequencies? Thanks for the quick response btw!

I play esport titles, they are very playable, but would love a bit more juice. Currently using 2x4gb (dual channel) 2400mhz, and was wondering if swapping one of the 4gb sticks with an 8gb would make a drastic difference, since on 8gb, 2gb is used as VRAM, leaven 6gb for games and Windows. Thoughts?

Was playing, Suddenly a significant performance hit, the audio also got messed up. I thought that maybe the charger was disconnected, but when I went to check the battery, it somehow went down from about max (from what I remember) to 10%, and the CPU's frequency hovers around 0.9GHz even when it is fully utilized. Although this happened before, I though it was just a case of overheating, and it worked fine the next time I booted the laptop. This time however, I cant seem to fix it. Things I tried (but to no success) : -Restarting -Reinstalling drivers. -Fully draining the batter. (Read that it might be because the battery was incorrectly charged or something like that) -Turning off bd prochot in Throttlestop.

Omg... forgot to update, sry about that. turns out there is something wrong with the battery. I was told that the battery is full, and didn't consider that possibility. The system works perfectly fine now, thank you, and sorry for the hassle.

No other suitable system unfortunately. Thanks for the help tho

So umm, my sister had this Lenovo T410 that she wanted to format. Everything was smooth til it asked me where I want to install it. I decided that I want to download it on the primary partition without deleting anything, thinking that it would keep the rest of the files. After a couple of seconds after choosing the partition, the laptop turned off, and is not turning back on. When I try to power it on, it doesn't even boot into windows, it just turns on for about two seconds and then shuts off (so no access to BIOS or boot menu). I know that I did an oopsie, but how can I fix it? Also, the files weren't important (thus my adventurous actions), I just want a clean install..