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I am basically using the laptop for school since they just started using Google Classroom instead of the traditional notebook form. The laptop sometimes feel sluggish. For example this morning i was on a zoom call and i tried to open a few edge tabs i could notice the laptop struggling by how laggy the sound of the meeting was.

This one seems good. Are the speakers good?

I need a laptop with the following specs : - 13 - 14 inch - Quad core CPU - 8 - 16 GB of RAM - Good speakers - 1080P Screen - Somewhat a good webcam My budget is below US$500 I currently own a HP EliteBook 840 G3 but it seems that its not enough for my use.

So there's basically no point of changing my cooling solution to something more "passive"? An air cooler? Or a 120mm radiator?

I just recently moved to a new house. I have never thought about how much heat my computer could throw at me. I have this silly problem in which the upper part where the radiator seats is basically sending some heat to desk and then to me. I live in a pretty hot country in where the temperature normally goes from 26-32°C . I have tried to put the computer in my desk but it is still quite uncomfortable. I have this cooler master masterliquid ml240l v2 rgb which i bought couple of months ago for my Intel cpu. I would like to know what could i do in case to get rid of this annoying heat. Im willing to spend some money if necessary.

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Hi , i currently own a GTX 1080 TI ROG STRIX edition. Its pretty overkill for some of my gaming. I mostly play CS:GO competitively and i like to take advantage of the famous called "stretched" resolution but sometimes my GPU seems to deny the resolution by taking me out of the game. It sometimes fixes itself when restarting but this is pretty annoying. I had done so many things to fix this , from : DDU to verifying the game files. I have even changed some of the NVIDIA control panel options which doesnt seem to work. The only thing that mostly fixes the issue is getting back to the normal 1080p resolution. I just want to get the competitive advantage without sacrificing much. In a few words , the game basically minimizes itself whenever im trying to get in. PS: I just noticed that this bug is happening with some other games too. When there is some type of graphical change that requires the monitor to go into a black screen is when the bug happens.

Why?

From a spec pov its obvious that the 1080TI is better but from the benchmarks that i saw the 5700 XT outperforms the 1080TI by a couple more of FPS. Knowing that i will get more FPS and the ability to use Hardware Acceleration on MacOs satisfies my needs. Im still worried since you guys are telling me that its not as good.

From what i've seen it performs a bit better than it and i just looked at the facebook marketplace in my country and found it for 500 bucks brand new.

The 6800 is a beast card but i did a little research and saw that the RX 5700 XT is even a bit better that the 1080TI and it also gives me that sweet drivers that i need.

Hello , so i currently own a GTX1080TI ROG STRIX version which i had bought not a long time ago. I heavily game on it but i came across something called Opencore which is basically an alternative for Clover (used for making dualboot hackintosh) . It was a pain in the ass installing Mac Os Catalina and when i came to the realization that Nvidia dropped out support for their drivers in High Sierrra i went insane. I've been stuck with High Sierra since then . I would really like to upgrade my Mac Os version without losing any Hardware Acceleration. Until now the only solution is going with AMD on the GPU side of things. I would really like to know which is currently the equivalent performer of a 1080TI on the AMD side (ignoring the VEGA 64).

Lmao , im a good student with lots of participation points but i would be fun or an advantage if i could have a function that could help me evade questions.

Why not?

Is there any way of making my zoom call lag without the need of NetLimiter?