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Hi all, I'm facing an issue with my bluetooth earbuds - Soundcore P3, and I kind of need some inputs or suggestions on how to solve it, since I'm unable to pinpoint the cause of it. Basically the earbuds work extremely well on my smartphone, however when I tried to use them on a Windows 10 computer (a brand new one in fact), the audio is full of hiss and small gaps. It's really weird and I can't exactly pinpoint what may be causing this. Searching the web some people say to disable audio enhancements, which I tried and didn't get any improvements on. Resetting the earbuds has also no effect, well, because this doesn't seem to be a problem of the earbuds themselves, since they work well on the smartphone. I'm using an external bluetooth receiver - a USB TP-Link Nano 4.0. Can it be this? I do have a keyboard and a mouse connected to the same adaptor, and they work just fine. I'm really clueless here. No idea how to fix this. Thanks,

Guys, I've got a question regarding the power supply. Here in Portugal I can only find stock for the BE QUIET! SYSTEM POWER 9 CM 500W 80PLUS BRONZE. Can't get my hands on 11CM. Is it good despite not being 11CM? Thanks.

Case is NOX Hummer Fusion RGB. Regarding the power supply, yes, I can find them in Portugal. Yeah, the PC will be mainly for Web browsing, I can casually run programs like Cura, at best, nothing more than that. What do you guys think about Seasonic S2||| 550W power supply? Thanks for the feedback guys.

Budget (including currency): 700 Country: Portugal Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Web Browsing, normal usage, it's not for gaming Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Hi Guys, I've made this budget PC in my head and I'd like to know what you think, because let's face it - I'm not that well informed on how the PC market has been evolving. So with further and due, here goes: Power supply: EGA 100 BR 700W 80 Plus SSD Disk - Kignston A200 M 2.1 500GB RAM - Kingston HyperX Fury Black 16GB (8 GB x 2) 3200 CL16 CPU - Intel Core i5-10500 3.10 Ghz Motherboard - Asus Prime B560-Plus I'm planning to go without graphics cards because the PC won't have that many usage. Thanks,

Thanks for the explanation. The dip in voltage for switching to battery is something that is stated in the user manual? I'm trying to compare both specifications to see if they're different in any way possible. So far the transfer time from line to battery seems to be different, but the Eaton 5E supposedly takes more time than the Salicru (more time is relative, like 2ms more). Maybe I'm overthinking this and it was just bad luck? Since the tests I did suggest the UPS is fine?

So what exactly does that mean? The UPS may be kicking the bucket? Or is that a common situation that can happen from time to time? I have zero experience on the matter, tbh. Thanks,

Hi, I'm new in the forum and I'm in need of some help trying to figure out an weird issue I had with one of my UPS's. Yesterday I had a very briefly power outage in my home, one of those that you only detected because the lights briefly flick. During this, one of my UPS's completely shutdown (Salicru SPS One 1100 VA), turning off all the equipment I have connected to it. Now the most weird part: I have a second UPS (Eaton 5E 1100 VA) in the same division, that is used on other equipment and it worked perfectly during the brief power outage. My first thought was, "Ok, maybe the battery is dead and I didn't know", but after installing the UPS software and doing some tests the battery is working perfectly fine. Either I run the battery test via software or completely unplug the UPS it kicks battery mode and stays on, like it's supposed to. So my question is simple: why did it turn off during this brief power outage? I haven't add any new equipment to it, so overload is also not a possible cause. I've used the exact same setup on the UPS for about one year and half and never had anything like this. Also, during this one year and a half I've had identical scenarios of briefly power outage and the UPS never turned off. Hope you guys can give me a possible explanation, even if theoretical, because I'm clueless to what happened. Thanks in advance. PS: I've attached a printscreen of the power flow of the UPS that had the problem.