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Quackwich

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  1. I'm looking for a productivity laptop, with the following specs: Aluminum chassis 16GB RAM 10th Gen i5/i7 or 4th Gen Ryzen GPU doesn't matter Good battery life (>10 hours) <14" <$1,800 USD I used to have a Dell XPS 13 9360 with a 7th Gen i5, but am looking to buy a new laptop because my XPS' motherboard died. Looking forward to what the community recommends!
  2. Just got a C920 myself a few days ago, and it's one of the best investments I've ever made. Build and video quality is superb, and Logitech's webcam app allows you to tweak the frame rate and quality among other things.
  3. Lack of reviews? 500+ on Amazon, also Amazon's choice.
  4. Why gifs? I swear by Logitech's peripherals. Tried everything else (Razer, SteelSeries, Corsair etc.), and found Logitech's to be the most reliable and reasonably priced.
  5. You should only download and flash the BIOS that is suitable for your motherboard.
  6. This is only normal. What game are you running? If it's a graphically intense game, then it's normal. Make sure you're not running too many other apps in the background when playing games - might help with the overheating a little.
  7. bequiet! is a reputable brand, and judging from the reviews off Amazon and Google, the PSU you purchased is a decent one.
  8. Is it overheating when being charged/plugged in? That is quite normal. Turn off adaptive fast charging if that's the case.
  9. Check the following: Is your laptop on power saver mode? Change it to high performance. Are your graphics drivers up to date? Is Windows up to date? Are there any unnecessary programs/services running in the background? Use Task Manager to check. Disable Xbox Game Bar/DVR if you do not plan to use it. Do you have any anti-virus software running? This might hinder performance of games if the game is not whitelisted.
  10. Tried blowing it out with compressed air but to no avail. Taking it down to my local PC builder to get the fans replaced for free since its under warranty. Thanks for your help!
  11. It's the fan! 20200722_230607.mp4
  12. Dust aside, you're saying it's the fan?
  13. Sure. Rumbling.mp4 Rumbling 2.mp4
  14. It isn't touching the fan. Also, doesn't explain why the rumbling will stop all of a sudden. I noticed a fan isn't spinning as fast as the other fans, might this be it? https://streamable.com/rs7f0e
  15. My PC rumbles on start-up and sometimes randomly throughout use, even when it isn't on load. I have cleaned out all the fans and dust covers and the rumbling still persists. I've also set the fans to the silent profile in my BIOS settings, but to no avail. The PC performs fine. I think it might be the PSU causing the rumbling. Here's a video demonstrating the noise: https://streamable.com/nilro9
  16. Disable any ad-blockers or tracking blockers you may have in your browser. Delete your browser cache for the Riot domain, and try again.
  17. No. It might be an issue with your Activision account. Try logging in here. If not, try contacting Activision support.
  18. According to this, Warzone servers are online and working. Do you have any anti-virus software running and potentially blocking the connection?
  19. Seems to be an issue with the board not being on the qualified vendors list. See here and here. Some have reported using a different BIOS version may do the trick.
  20. Based on your processor, your RAM should be DDR3.
  21. Could you tell us more about your PC? How is it connected to the Internet (via WiFi or Ethernet)? What kind of wireless card does it have if it's via WiFi?
  22. He isn't streaming, he's recording, so bandwidth won't matter as much, only when uploading.
  23. I think your limiting factor here would be storage if you plan to record extended gameplay in 4K, 60 FPS. Also, if the game you are running is very graphics intensive, you might see some stutter here and there. There are some tutorials online teaching you how to record in 1080p, 2K or 4K, just check YouTube.
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