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I have a bit of a strange problem here. Whenever I open Windows Explorer, or save a file through the save dialogue, my Internet cuts out for about 15 seconds. This would explain why file downloads also freeze for about 15 seconds at the start before continuing. Any help would be appreciated, as I am really stumped on this one. Nb. The primary disk in my machine is an HDD, if that helps.

Thanks for the reply, I tried that, but it seemed to be in Chinese. I've instead tried to get a hold of Kitsound, so I'll see how that goes!

Hey everyone, recently I bought a pair of Kitsound Metro headphones. I had a pair a long time ago, and decided I wanted to get them again. So, when I went to pair them with my Mi A1 (Android 9) everything went fine. I then used them, and powered them off. When I turned them on, they wouldn't automatically re-connect to the headphones, I ended up having to go back into the previously connected section, and tap on them. It then asked if I wanted to pair again, and I said yes. This is the only way I can use them. I even got them replaced to no success. I have cleared bluetooth cache, rebooted, even erased bluetooth settings, and yet nothing. What is even stranger is that when I connect a different bluetooth speaker, it works as you would expect it to, binds to the phone almost immediately and becomes the primary audio playback device. Any help would be massively appreciated, as I'm just so confused about what's going on here! Thanks!

Brilliant, thanks to everyone for their replies! I have done some further reading, and aparently the BIOS can be a bit funny about the newer cards. It seemed to be fine in my freind's one with a 1030, but I'm not sure what to do. I'd consider myself quite technical, but wouldn't have the first idea about how to get around this issue! I guess I should just buy whatever card I go for from a retailer with a solid returns policy. I also have something in the back of my mind that says this slot may have a 25W limit, but I am not sure of that. I could well be thinking of another board there, besides, I think cards can configure themselves as needing more than 25. Thanks again everyone for your speedy replies.

Hello, I currently have a GT710 running inside a HP 6200 Pro SFF machine. It can cut a 1080i timeline fine for about 8 minutes of video, but anything more than that, and Resolve throws a GPU memory full error. I'd like to upgrade to a 1050TI ideally, as it has 4gb VRAM, which I presume should be more than enough for me. I've done some research, and found some annecdotal evidence of people successfully getting this to work, a lot of them say it went very well. However, I have 2 limitations. The recomended PSU for that card is 300W - I have 240 - but seen as it pulls solely from PCIe, I'd guess that my board can supply enough power to run it (maybe I'm wrong there?). If I needed to upgrade the PSU, there is no way of doing it as HP used a wierd non-standard one for this machine that is only available in 240w versions I believe. I don't do any gaming whatsoever, so any gaming performance doesn't matter to me. Another thought I'd had was potentially a 1030. I know somone with the same machine, who runs a 1030 2GB absolutely fine, but I want to make this my last GPU upgrade for a while, and I don't know if it'd meet all of my requirements. Any help/similar stories would be appreciated. Thanks.