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Hi, since a few Months, FaceTime bidirectional audio is not working for me, meaning that if the other party talks they cannot hear me, if I am talking I cannot hear the other party should they want to say something. Any ideas? Thanks, Zoltan

Razer Nommo Pro would be a splendid idea I think.

CX: 4:4:2 2x 40Gb/s 2.1 Face recognition & object AI upscaling (recognizes scenes, cars, houses, distance) C9: 4:4:4 4x 48Gb/s 2.1 Face recognition & AI upscaling (mostly recognizes if a person is on the screen and upscales accordingly, no object or scene recognition) Actually 4K HDR 120Hz would require inho the 48Gb/s LG crancked down hw the specs in 2020 (obvious cost saving measure) Panel from B,C,E etc 7 series is the very same

Guys thanks you for all the answers. It aligns w/ what I thought.... Alphacool full copper thick radiators and cutting edge pump design convinced me already yet I wanted to have second opinions.... and now they do RGB as well which I like (im 39 ) Well when AMD and Intel finally get over the climax and we see a clear long term winner (2+ years in terms of gaming) its time for an Alphacool build

I have both and honestly I want to harmonize my rig in terms of watercooling.... EK is much more famous Alphacool seemingly provides less RGB and stuff yet more flexibility and quality What is your opinion?

RX580 under 200 bucks is an amazing deal. I had that card myself and the driver and management software is much more advanced than those of nvidia To sum it up AMD: sophisticated sw for you hardware nVidia: raw power Your choice, although for a future proof solution I still would go for a 2060 desktop

I would go for discrete GPU for an nvidia 2060 especially now as nvidia Ampere is on the horizon and nvidia will cut prices big time on current generation (2060, 2070, etc....) I have myself a laptop with a 2060 and 9300H for CPU, and what I can tell games are always GPU heavy whil I benchmark them and even a laptop 2060 can handle Red Dead Redemption 2 VERY decently! AMD is coming back in terms of CPU's, for GPU's I would go for an nvidia, especially because of its price/performance value

Hi I dont think you "fried" it otherwise nothing would spin. I never had to restart my PC for any game update so it would be helpful if you could walk the community you are asking now through the process what happened BEFORE reboot EXACTLY As for BIOS screen: this may have multiple reasons: a. you BIOS is way out of date b. your windows is not up to date and you installed at some point a hdd / ssd driver which is not compatible with your subversion or patch level of windows c. boot loader of windows got corrupted during update process (happened to me 2 times in the past 4 years) .....more reasons possible cannot think of anything else w/o specifics As for no video output: a. tempering w/ video card slot is never a good idea, discrete GPU might have a contact issue b. you might fried your BIOS chip (I have a dual BIOS chip on my Gigabyte gaming 5 (1151 slot) and managed to fry one BIOS chip after 13th BIOS update and now im on backup chip since 6 Months now If you can do it, I would just take the whole rig apart, clean dust everywhere, and put it together again this way a. you eliminate any problems which could be presented by any dust issues in slots, etc. b. you check all possible contacts and cabling c. you can fix you discrete video card issues - here you need to be extremely careful while removing the card. A stuck latch can be a tricky thing to tackle I would turn the PC on its side leave the holding screws in so it sits firmly and then loosen the latch Would be helpful if you could post the specifics of the build I think