Very nice breh. OK. I added to my computer shopping list on amazon. I got this monitor for $230 on sale, plus with my $45 certificate at best buy, came down to $198.I have the MSI Optix MAG341CQ. I bought it for llke $320.
Very nice breh. OK. I added to my computer shopping list on amazon. I got this monitor for $230 on sale, plus with my $45 certificate at best buy, came down to $198.I have the MSI Optix MAG341CQ. I bought it for llke $320.
I just came back from Microcenter and it's $349 right now.Very nice breh. OK. I added to my computer shopping list on amazon. I got this monitor for $230 on sale, plus with my $45 certificate at best buy, came down to $198.
Good stuff. I was looking at NVME SSD, but I just bought 2 4TB HDDs for storage, so I'll hold up on that for now. Ever since I got my gaming PC with 2TB HDD and 240 GB SSD, it's so fast. When I booted up my old desktop to copy data, how slow it loaded, I made the face. I can never go back yo.I just came back from Microcenter and it's $349 right now.
I just bought a 500GB NVME SSD(Inland). My current system is giving me some issues right now such as boot up suddenly is taking forever(like I haven't even been able to test how long it takes to actually boot up). It probably takes over 30 minutes or something to load suddenly. It doesn't do it in safe mode and I just decided to reinstall it but I will do that on the NVME.
{{MetaTags.og.title}}To find the specific registry key you must change to enable the fix mentioned in the post above do the following.
Open Device Manager. Open "Sound, video and game controllers" then open "NVIDIA High Definition Audio".
Once Nvidia HDA is opened click on the "Details" tab. Scroll down to the 10th value "Class Guid". Right click on that value and copy it. Paste it into notepad.
My value looks like this "{4d36e96c-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}", just to give you an idea of what you are looking for.
Now take the string below and paste it into notepad also.
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\YOUR CLASS GUID VALUE GOES HERE\0000\PowerSettings
Replace the part that says "YOUR CLASS GUID VALUE GOES HERE" with the value you saved to notepad a moment ago.
Mine looks like this...
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class{4d36e96c-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}\0000\PowerSettings
Take the new entry you created in notepad and paste it into the 'address bar' in regedit. Run regedit by right clicking the start menu and clicking run. Then type regedit and hit enter.
When you paste your entry into regedit it will take you to the appropriate key.
There you must change the value of the following 3 keys.
ConservationIdleTime IdlePowerState PerformanceIdleTime
All three keys should have the value "00 00 00 00" minus the quotes. Change them by right clicking on the name and selecting modify. A window will pop up. Use the delete key to delete current values and replace by hitting zero on keyboard. Don't worry about the 4 zeroes on the left or the ". . . ." on the right. All you need to change are the digits in the center so they read "00 00 00 00". The only keys you need to use for this are delete and zero.
After you finish close regedit and reboot your computer at your convenience.
The next time you reboot the very first sound played will have the first 500ms or so missing, but from that point on your HDA device will maintain its connection with the AVR and no more dropouts will occur. I found a good way to initialize the HDA device is have Windows play a start up sound.
I don’t think so. I’m not a expert like some of these nikkas but I built my rig with a RTX 2060 for a little over a G. And mine has a bigger SSDIs this a good gaming laptop for the price?
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-1...-256gb-ssd-abyss-gray/6350871.p?skuId=6350871
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-1...-256gb-ssd-abyss-gray/6350871.p?skuId=6350871
I don’t think so. I’m not a expert like some of these nikkas but I built my rig with a RTX 2060 for a little over a G. And mine has a bigger SSD
Nah desktop. But 1500 for a 2060 setup sounds like a lotyour rig is a laptop?
I don’t know much about PC’s
Nah desktop. But 1500 for a 2060 setup sounds like a lot
It's an alright price. You can't compare the price of a desktop to the price of a laptop, as laptops cost more because of the size of the components.I just wanted something that was portable... most of the laptops that I can afford are either 2060RTX or 1660ti GTX. I don’t even know the difference really.
Says part list is private
Fixed, thanks.Says part list is private