AlexBanana420

Damn just found something... Telemacro camera which is the one being moved isn't focusing... frick me, I know I have the warranty on it but they probably WILL CHARGE? Damn, I don't often use that mode but still...

Hello people I need your help regarding my phone. Today I went cycling and I thought It would be cool to do a wheelie and stop on one wheel and balance, as you guessed it It didn't went well and I overdid it and fell on my back. I was wearing a backpack with my phone and hoodie inside which also worked as a cushion and saved my back and my phone. After getting up I checked my phone and It had no damage what so ever, everything worked fine: Checked the screen, pop up camera, responsiveness, front and back and even used cameras and all seemed fine. But now I noticed that one of the four cameras is slightly shifted to one side and is not centered. It doesn't abstract the view and generally moved only 1/6 of a millimetre. Question is: What should I do? It's brand new phone (Poco F2 Pro) and I feel like an complete idiot...

Hello everyone I need help with choosing RAM to upgrade from 2400. Having read many articles online I only lost time so I need your help. I have settled between those two: G.Skill TridentZ Neo 16GB DDR4-3600MHz (F4-3600C16D-16GTZNC) <- Main focus Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB DDR4-3200MHz (CMW16GX4M2C3200C16W) <- Backup So since I have a second gen ryzen (2700x) I am aware that 3600Mhz ram can be a pain in the ass to run and it's maximum speed in my mobo qvl list (Prime x470 pro) Second one is also not in qvl list but since it's 3200 it sould run smoothly? I hope that it runs great as it is intended maybe I won't be able to sync the lights but that's not important. Feel free to suggest anything else! Thank you!

Hey everyone, I been getting paranoid recently about this loud cracking sound that my pc makes. It always does this couple of hours after shutdown and as title says it's one time, it can be repeated only after system got powered on. Sound itself is like a plastic snapping in half. I suspect it's from psu but is this even normal or I have a faulty/dying pc? Parts I suspect may be the reason this noise occurs: Mobo: X470 Prime Pro PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower grand 650W