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This looks like a scaling issue to me. If your monitor is directly connected to the dGPU and if the GPU is an Nvidia, follow this - https://www.nvidia.com/content/Control-Panel-Help/vLatest/en-us/mergedProjects/nvdsp/To_scale_my_desktop_-_Windows_Vista_and_later.htm#:~:text=The scaling controls will not appear for non-supported display types.&text=From the NVIDIA Control Panel,Click the Scaling tab. Set the display to "No Scaling" that might fix the issue.

Try clean installing the GPU drivers. Not using the GeForce Experience application. Use Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU). How to DDU: 1. Download DDU from - https://www.wagnardsoft.com/ or https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html 2. Download the required GPU driver [https://www.nvidia.com/en-in/geforce/drivers/] 3. Place them both in the same folder 4. Extract DDU 5. Disable connection (WiFi and ethernet cable/similar tethering methods) 6. Open start menu, hold Shift and click on Restart 7. Troubleshoot > Advanced > Startup settings > Restart (Enter) 8. Select option 4) Safe mode - Press 4 9. Open DDU, close the initial settings screen, confirm everything, select top right select Nvidia and then in the bottom drop down select GPU 10. Clean and restart on the left side 11. Install the required GPU driver 12. Reboot, enable internet connection

Your display output is via the dGPU right?

@Wh0_Am_1 @Jayzer @boggy77 @Dumb guy Thanks bros! I heard that the options I mentioned had weak thermals... So I waited and saved some bucks and bought a Legion 5 with R5-4600H and a GTX1650 with 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD storage

@M1novsky Thanks dude! I finally bought a Legion 5 with R5-4600H and a GTX1650 with 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD storage

So I bought the new Legion 5 2020 | R5-4600H | GTX1650 variant Three days before when I turned on hybrid mode (i.e. Using both iGPU and dGPU for saving battery) I found out that my laptop had missing AMD grahics drivers since the iGPU was running at 1Hz on my 120Hz panel. I downloaded the auto-detect software fom AMD website and it asked me which version of drivers I want. I selected the one without the optional that is windows certified and widely tested.... Everything went good till today... I was using my Discord as usual (Chrome and MS Teams was running in the background).... Suddenly my display except the mouse cursor froze and the screen went black for a second then returned..... That's when the Issue Found from AMD software popped up..... I just filed a bug report straightaway.... Then I opened chrome again and tried watching a YouTube video then the same issue occured.... And the bug report tool also appeared... [And I think the Radeon Software also crashes during the process]..... This problem is recreated when opening any video files but I still didn't test it on games but I don't wanna break my laptop.... Finally I thought it was a driver issue then I turned off hybrid mode and made my laptop run directly off of the dGPU... Now the problem is temporarily fixed.... Then I googled this issue and seems many people are facing the same issue and are blaming on the driver... Is it true? And even if it is will AMD release an update soon fixing this issue? Also I have attached the screenshot of my driver versions... Finally please mention if I had broke my laptop or if it is just a driver issue and the rest of my laptop is fine..... Pls feel free to askk me anything about the situation.... Thanks!!!

I'm looking at a Legion 5 with R5-4600H and ASUS TUF with similar specs

While I'm researching to buy a new gaming laptop I heard many people say that ASUS ROG STRIX and TUF series laptops are crap. Is it true? They say it is weak in thermals and its QC isn't true. Pls explain me.

Is the cooling solution good in that laptop?

Thanks for letting me know about the typo. I've edited it now. And before I proceed with the final option I would like to wait few more days to get opinion from many people. In the meantime can someone pls share this topic with a few people? Because I'm planning to buy one of these before my college reopens. It's only a week away.

I found these 2 laptops on Amazon and Flipkart. Both are of the exact same price of 59,990 INR. One is the Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 15ARH05 : Flipkart link Another is an ASUS TUF Gaming FX505DT-HN457T : Amazon link Everything is similar except for these: (Lenovo / Asus) CPU: R5 4600H / R7 3750H GPU RAM type: GDDR6 / GDDR5 RAM: 3200MHz / 2400MHz Refresh rate: 60Hz / 144Hz Keyboard: Blue backlit / One zone RGB Battery: 45Wh / 48Wh I can't find any other difference. If you guys notice pls mention and help me pick a laptop. Thanks

@wanderingfool2 @WereCatf @mahyar Thank you for the replies... I will note these down and mark the solution after my code is fixed....

This is my C program for reading and displaying flight ticket details... Pls compile and see the errors then help me fix it.... I am blankly saying this bcoz IDK how to explain my issue.... I promise this will be easier to fix than my last code.......... There are some pointer errors that's what I need to fix... Thanks BTW #include <stdio.h> typedef struct { int ptickno; char pname[100]; char flightname[100]; char fdate[100]; char fltime[100]; char class[100]; char gate[100]; char seat[100]; char from[100]; char to[100]; }passenger; void input_output(passenger p1[100]) { int i=0; int n; int *ticket; ticket=&p1->ptickno; char *passname, *airplanename, *airdate, *airtime, *flclass, *airgate, *airseat, *flyfrom, *flyto; passname=p1->pname; airplanename=p1->flightname; airdate=p1->fdate; airtime=p1->fltime; flclass=p1->class; airgate=p1->gate; airseat=p1->seat; flyfrom=p1->from; flyto=p1->to; printf("ENTER THE NUMBER OF TICKETS YOU WANT TO ENTER : "); scanf("%d",&n); for(i=0;i<n;i++) { printf("\n********************************************"); printf("\nENTRY FOR PASSENGER %d :", i+1); printf("\n\nEnter ticket number : "); scanf("%d",&p1[i](*ticket)); printf("Enter name of passenger : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](passname)); printf("Enter name of flight : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](airplanename)); printf("Enter date of flight : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](airdate)); printf("Enter time of flight : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](airtime)); printf("Enter class : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](flclass)); printf("Enter gate : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](airgate)); printf("Enter seat : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](airseat)); printf("Enter from : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](flyfrom)); printf("Enter to : "); scanf("%s",p1[i](flyto)); printf("********************************************\n"); } for(i=0;i<n;i++) { printf("\n********************************************"); printf("\nTICKET DETAILS OF PASSENGER %d",i+1); printf("\n\nTICKET NUMBER : %d",p1[i](*ticket)); printf("\nNAME OF PASSENGER : %s",p1[i](passname)); printf("\nNAME OF FLIGHT : %s",p1[i](airplanename)); printf("\nDATE OF FLIGHT : %s",p1[i](airdate)); printf("\nTIME OF FLIGHT : %s",p1[i](airtime)); printf("\nCLASS : %s",p1[i](flclass)); printf("\nGATE : %s",p1[i](airgate)); printf("\nSEAT : %s",p1[i](airseat)); printf("\nFROM : %s",p1[i](flyfrom)); printf("\nTO : %s",p1[i](flyto)); printf("\n********************************************"); } } int main() { passenger p[100],*pptr; pptr=&p[0]; input_output(pptr); return 0; }

@shadow_ray @Dat Guy I know they sound funny XD but for the sake of keeping the names short I kept 'glow' and 'blow' Functionally they do the same thing but collect and store data to different places

As per the question given by my teacher the index value starts from zero then two then so on.... That's why I initialized from zero...