NickDiMaria

I have seen some other posts about this but nothing too helpful, so I am posting again with the hopes someone can help fix my problem. Basically when I put my computer to sleep it will simply just freeze upon waking up. The screen will turn and my keyboard, mouse, and fans all light up but I am not able to actually do anything. I have tried reinstalling windows ( while keeping my settings ) and updating my bios. I am not sure what else to do besides a fresh reinstall of Windows.

Correct this is not the ultra so I can only run at 1080p high refresh. This is a limitation on Samsungs Part whether we like it or not :(.

I guess I should explain that I wasnt actually listening to spotify for 5 hours. Maybe that's the source of my problem...

Sorry copied this directly from reddit as apparently I'm not allowed to post on the samsung subreddit.

S21+ Battery Drain Not sure if this is the correct subreddit (please forgive me this is my first time posting to reddit). I have an Samsung s21+ 5G Snapdragon 888. I have had the phone for about a week and I am not at all impressed with the battery coming from and s10+ that was 2 years old. Yesterday I was at 91% all the way down to 4% and I got about 4 hours 40 minutes screen on time. Personally I don't think this i very good, most people saying they are getting close to 7 or 8 hours. These are the settings I have on: - 120 Hz - Adaptive Power Saving - Adaptive Battery - Auto Brightness - Wifi, 5G , and Bluetooth on Tried calling samsung tech support and they just told me to factory reset phone. I am willing to do anything else before doing that. Below is a screenshot of yesterdays battery usage.

any suggestions for a new case? I am either thinking of getting a much smaller case that is much easier to travel with (at the expense of cooling of course) or a much better airflow case.

Unfortunately that actually made it worse Any other ideas ?

What would turning the top exhausts into intakes do?

I have the following setup as can be seen in the picture. This case is a Corsair RGB Spec Omega. It has a glass part in the front of the case that i replaced to increase airflow. All the RGB fans are Corsair HD120 and the other two are 120 mm Corsair ML fans that came with the AIO which is a Corsair PRO XT. I currently have the front 5 fans setup as intakes and the top 2 and back 1 setup as exhaust. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions on how to setup the fans to improve cooling. The graphics card I have (MSI GTX 1070 TI Gaming 8G) runs pretty hot in that case at about 75 degrees while gaming (with an overclock).

Checked that it wasn't my graphics card. I put through an RMA on Corsair, I will probably be installing the new pump tomorrow if I get it by then. Will let you know if I am experiencing the same issues.

To check that it wasn't my fans i just put all the fans at 0 RPM. The only other option is that it is coming from my graphics card which i am going to check now.

I recently switched over from a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo to a Corsair H100i Pro XT. I was able to install everything with relative ease and I have the fans running in a push pull configuration. I have the radiator mounted to the front of the case with the inlet and outlet on the top (see attached picture). With that I hear a slight ticking noise from the pump. I tried moving the radiator around, but I am still getting the same result. I will try to attach a video to see if you can hear the sound. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 20200428_132346_(1).mp4

Sorry for the late reply, but I changed both cords and I seem to be experiencing the same issues. This is beginning to get really frustrating.

Okay I will have to check that out as well. I will let you know what happens!

What box would that cable have come in? The motherboard box?