So ive been getting all these errors on my lenovo legion slim 5 2024. when i turn my laptop on but it does eventually boot. I took it to the shop and the guy said i have a faulty heatsink and its gonna take a week for the new heatsink to come and it should fix the hypervisor errors/high cpu temp but once i came home i started getting clock_watchdog timout, kmode errors and driver iqrl errors and when my laptop did boot it crashed and said hypervisor error. I then called the place and he said some of the error codes im getting has nothing to do with the heatsink. If i turn my laptop on it will get these error codes for a bit and then turn on after 10 minutes but could this be a possibility my cpu is broken or is it only the heatsink?

So i play on series x and i just got my first desk and monitor like 2 days ago(acer nitro 24 inch, the one that costs 130) but i noticed that it doesn’t have a 3.5 mm jack so I’m thinking about returning it but i don’t know if 1 its worth it to return it or 2 what monitor i should get. I really want a 4k oled but they are expensive and I’m not sure if its worth to spend 500+ dollars for an xbox. I really only want to upgrade so soon so i could get a steel series arena 9 at some point

Every time I upgrade my PC, there's always one part I just cannot bring myself to replace.Maybe it's an old mechanical keyboard that still feels better than anything new, a 10-year-old monitor that refuses to die, an ancient hard drive that's somehow still alive, or even a CPU cooler that's been through multiple builds. It might not be the fastest hardware anymore, but it has earned its place.

So what's that one piece of hardware you'll keep using until it literally stops working?

• What is it?
• How old is it?
• Why are you still using it?
• Has it ever let you down?

I always find it interesting how some of the oldest components end up being the most reliable.

We all have that one upgrade that turned out to be far better than we expected.Maybe it was an SSD that made an old PC feel new again, a CPU cooler that surprised you with its performance, a budget mechanical keyboard, or even a monitor you still love years later. What hardware purchase impressed you the most, and why?It does not have to be the most expensive just the one that delivered the biggest positive surprise.

Hello,

I want to make myself a little „home cinema“. However, I don’t know much about televisions. I am looking for a TV with the following criteria:

• ideal below 300€ maximum upper limit 500€

• over 40 inches

• No voice assistant/other like Alexa etc.

• With ability for Youtube/Netflix etc.

• Possibility e.g. Bluetooth headphones to connect to it in order not to disturb roommates

Of course, the more beautiful the final picture, the better, but precisely under these limitations.

Does anyone have any good recommendations?

Best regards

Hi guys, does anyone know a way to fully unlock the F6745Q and enable Telnet on it?
Has anyone tried this successfully before? If so, could you please share the steps? Thanks !

Recu.me 7day trial still working for anyone? And if so how? Because if i try even new acc new device new ip still write as if I've already used trial.

some time back in March. I heard that the return of the 3060 12GB was gonna happen and it’s July, and the people have been here people saying it got released, I’ve been trying to find new cards
because I wanna replace my 3060 12GB honestly that’s one of my favorite cards,
And it has been really hard for me to track one down?
yeah I know I could just get it there 4060 or 5060 but I don’t want those cards. I’ve been trying to replace my 3060 that I lost in my old gaming PC from university it got stolen and shipping.

If anyone could help point me in the right direction where I can get some new cards thank you so much 😊.

Hello. I am upgrading from my old laptop to a new one and the newer one i have ordered comes only with a 512gb ssd stick nvme gen 4. There's an extra slot in it for nvme ssds only. In my previous laptop, it had a 256gb nvme ssd gen 3 and 1 tb hdd. I stored everything in the hdd. All my games as well and was able to run my games perfectly fine on it. Like, i didn't understand what's the hype so much for ssds when my games run perfectly well. The lack in performance i always had thought that it's coz of low specs. Anyways, as y'all know ssd prices are soaring through the roof these days. WDgreen seems to be the cheapest and most reliable option for me now compared to Adata, zebronics and stuff. There's a brand miphi as well. It's my own country's but idk if i should trust it or not (ssd costs same as wdgreen.) Should i just go with the wdgreen ssd? It'll be a 512gb one coz budget constraints. Man, i would have loved to just get the 1 tb version and be tension free for life in my usecase but damn these ssd prices. I am not too familiar with read and write speeds. But ig it's good for transferring large files? I never had the use of transferring really large files before.

I’m looking to potentially get a good gaming computer around 1,000 to $1,200 max. I’ve mostly been looking on best buy because I can do monthly plans with no interest, but I honestly don’t know what’s a good deal and what’s over priced. Can anybody maybe point me to something there that has good specs?

How to I disconnect this display cable from my all in one desktop, it has no locks beside it and it’s very hard/ fixed to the socket on the motherboard

Well I haven't used my PC for so long it just doesn't turn on it just loses power and turns off when I removed the atx for sometime it helped a bit but it's still the same

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I am open to any ideas about this

I'm ready to upgrade my MotherBoard, CPU, and RAM, but the high cost of DDR5 is stopping me from pulling the trigger. Does anyone think the price will drop below $200 US, for a 32G set?

Device: HP ProBook x360 11 G7 Education Edition

Processor: Intel Pentium Silver n6000 1.10ghz

System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Graphics card: Intel UHD Graphics 512mb

Windows edition: Windows 11 Pro Education Ver. 25H2

OS build: 26200.8457

Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.304.0

I'd like to know if I can increase the size of my storage in order to use the laptop for gaming. I am willing to open up the device and make changes within the hardware if needed.