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?

I have it currently hooked up to one of those 4-1 SATA power cable. I have another cable that is 2-1 SATA power cable, and I need to install that anyway for an AIO I ordered. I will try to install that cable and see if I get any better results.

So I also posted this in the storage section of the forum, but I am wondering if this has come down to a power supply issue. Outlined below is the problem I am facing. In addition to the specs listed below, it may be of note that I had both my CPU and my GPU overclocked which is obviously drawing even more power. The CPU I had overclocked to 4.8 GHz All core with a voltage of around 1.31. The GPU I had overclocked using the MSI Afterburner software and can be seen in the attached picture. I am really stumped on this issue, and I really wish there was an easy fix. Any help you guys can provide me would be super helpful. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have a Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM006 2TB 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive Bare Drive that I purchased from OutletPC in January of 2019. In November 2019 I started to notice odd behavior so I RMA'd and got a refurbished drive which also did not work. I thought it was Seagate's fault so I asked for a new drive which they sent me. I have had that new drive since November of 2019 and I am again experiencing odd issues. These issues include the following: Hard drive going undetected on boot (only sometimes) Requires a restart and drive shows up Some weird noises only after the drive has been running for a little while Some games freeze up that are installed on the HDD I am now wondering if the drive is dead again, which I would find to be weird since this the third HDD in my system, or if there is something wrong with my system. My system specs are as follows: MSI Z370 SLI PLUS motherboard i5-8600k MSI 1070 TI Gaming 2x512 GB Sata M.2 SSD 2X8GB Corsair Vengeance RAM Corsair CX550M 550W 80 PLUS BRONZE I also do have a Commander Pro with 6 fans and a couple LED strips for my case plugged into it stored in the hard drive bay, right below the 2TB HDD.

Sorry I am not sure what you mean about this? Do you mean to check the drivers for the HDD? I did check under device manager and the drive is not listed under IDE Devices. And the driver is version 10.0.18362.1.

My only problem with this is the price :(.

Hey guys, this is my first time posting on a forum or anything like that for help so I hope I don't mess this up. I have a Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM006 2TB 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive Bare Drive that I purchased from OutletPC in January of 2019. In November 2019 I started to notice odd behavior so I RMA'd and got a refurbished drive which also did not work. I thought it was Seagate's fault so I asked for a new drive which they sent me. I have had that new drive since November of 2019 and I am again experiencing odd issues. These issues include the following: Hard drive going undetected on boot (only sometimes) Requires a restart and drive shows up Some weird noises only after the drive has been running for a little while Some games freeze up that are installed on the HDD I am now wondering if the drive is dead again, which I would find to be weird since this the third HDD in my system, or if there is something wrong with my system. My system specs are as follows: MSI Z370 SLI PLUS motherboard i5-8600k MSI 1070 TI Gaming 2x512 GB Sata M.2 SSD 2X8GB Corsair Vengeance RAM Corsair 550 Watt Power Supply I also do have a Commander Pro with 6 fans and a couple LED strips for my case plugged into stored in the hard drive bay, right below the 2TB HDD. Any ideas you guys have on this problem would be greatly appreciated.