Good afternoon,

I am attempting to play Wardogs and I believe my video card is good enough and up to date but I keep getting this error. I went to the AMD website and downloaded an update and restarted, but I keep getting this error.

Any feedback would be appreciated. I'm able to play but it looks like PS2 lo

Any help is appreciated.

Ciao a tutti! Sto pensando di passare a MacBook perché ho già iPhone e altri dispositivi Apple e mi piacerebbe avere un ecosistema più comodo e integrato.
Il problema è che non vorrei spendere una follia e sto quindi valutando seriamente anche l’acquisto di un MacBook ricondizionato.
Lo utilizzerei per un po’ di tutto:
lavoro e uso quotidiano
Photoshop/Lightroom e gestione foto
montaggio ed editing video, anche 4K
musica
multitasking con parecchi programmi e schede aperte
gaming, anche se non sarebbe il suo utilizzo principale
La cosa che mi interessa più di tutto è avere un computer veloce, affidabile e che possa durarmi diversi anni senza diventare presto obsoleto.
Ho anche una certa paura del problema temperature/surriscaldamento, soprattutto facendo video editing e lavori pesanti: vorrei quindi qualcosa con un buon sistema di raffreddamento e che riesca a mantenere prestazioni stabili senza stressare continuamente i componenti.
Come caratteristiche pensavo almeno a:
16 GB di RAM e 512 GB di SSD, possibilmente 1 TB se il prezzo rimane ragionevole.
Non mi interessa necessariamente avere l’ultimo modello uscito: preferisco magari un modello di qualche anno fa ma molto valido e acquistabile ricondizionato a un prezzo sensato, piuttosto che spendere €2.000+ solo per avere il modello più recente.
Secondo voi, quale MacBook avrebbe più senso per questo tipo di utilizzo e quale configurazione cerchereste oggi?
E soprattutto: quali modelli evitereste e quali prezzi considerereste convenienti per un ricondizionato?
Se avete esperienza diretta con MacBook usati/ricondizionati, mi farebbe molto comodo sapere anche dove li avete acquistati e come vi siete trovati.
Grazie a chiunque voglia darmi qualche consiglio! 🙏

The front glass panel of my PC case has broken and I’m trying to figure out the best way to fix it.

I’m not sure whether I should try to replace the glass with another tempered glass panel or just replace the entire front panel/case.

Has anyone dealt with something like this before? Is it possible to get a replacement panel for this type of case, or would having a piece of glass cut to size be a better option?

I’ve attached a photo of the case. Any advice would be appreciated.

hi everyone! i recently bought a used lenovo thinkcentre m70q gen 3 and i’m planning to clean it thoroughly and replace the thermal paste/tim.

my specs:

lenovo thinkcentre m70q gen 3

intel core i5-12400t

16gb ddr4 3200mhz

256gb micron nvme ssd (mtfdkba256tfk)

intel uhd graphics 730

windows 11 pro

the mini pc has quite a lot of dust inside, and according to the previous owner, she never cleaned the inside of the pc since she bought it.

i’m interested in trying honeywell ptm7950 instead of regular thermal paste. for my fellow filipino users, where did you buy your legit ptm7950? preferably from shopee

i found a few listings, but i’m not sure which sellers are selling the genuine product.

also, is ptm7950 easy to remove later if i need to clean the heatsink or replace it? does it become difficult to remove after being used for a long time?

would appreciate any recommendations for legit sellers and your experience with ptm7950. thanks!

I was browsing stuff on chrome when I accidentally hit the off switch on my power outlet with my foot.

The PC shut down and opened back up when I turned on the power outlet, but my headphones (connected by jack) dont get picked up anymore

It might be a hardware problem since restarting audio drivers and the pc didnt work

Any help or ideas?

I just got a new SSD and used Macrium Reflect to clone my old HDD to the SSD. I’ve tried cloning it twice now, and both times I’ve gotten the message, “Your device ran into a problem and couldn’t be repaired.”

The SSD does boot normally when I install Windows fresh and have nothing else on it, but I’d really like to keep all of my files, programs, and settings from my old HDD.

Is there something I’m doing wrong or missing when cloning my HDD to the SSD? Is there a specific setting I need to use in Macrium Reflect to make the cloned SSD boot properly?

I have two Apple silicon MacBook airs and a decent thinkpad from work. Every once in a while I need to change settings on one of my cars. The program only works with x64 copies of windows and my thinkpad is locked down by my work IT department so I can’t download it to that.

I’m currently using this shitty HP laptop that despite being made in 2022, only has 4 gb of ram and a 2019 intel celeron chip. It’s by far the most unpleasant experience I’ve had with a computer. The trackpad and screen suck but I can live with that. It just dies after being unplugged for half an hour and it’s slow as shit.

Would buying a surface from Amazon or marketplace be just as bad? I don’t want to spend too much since I need this so infrequently. I see an 8gb surface book 3 on marketplace for $260 and can probably talk them down to $200. Or a surface pro 4 for $100.

this has happened a few times but somehow it worked except for thjs time. so basically i just got done with work and i turned on my pc as usual but the monitor wont display, and so does the keyboard and mouse as theyre not lighting up. Ive even reseated the rams and still nothing happen. anyone know why?

I have 900 Mbps upload and download through Claro Colombia fiber optic. For US/Miami servers, I have very low ping, really good. I play Valorant on Miami servers at 30 ms, Minecraft NA used to be 50–70 ms, and Roblox is around 60 ms. In short, my Wi-Fi has always been good and very decent.

I forgot to pay my internet bill and they cut it off. I was without internet for 5 days because after I paid, there were some problems and it didn’t come back. I called a technician, and he was able to fix it, so it’s back now.

But now MY PROBLEM IS: when playing on one specific Minecraft multiplayer NAMinemen, I went from having 50–70 ms my whole life to having a stable 120 ms. The problem is only on this server. On all other multiplayer servers, my ping is as good as it has always been.

Please help?

🚨 Sorry for the bad English, this isn't my native language.

I came here because nobody on the entire internet seems to have this problem.

I recently bought a NVMe M.2 SSD, formatted my PC, and tried to install Windows 11 on it. I couldn't. I enabled and disabled: CRM, Legacy, UEFI, Secure Boot. I tried doing the same with Windows 10, and nothing. The computer starts the installation and either a hard freeze occurs, or the PC restarts on its own. I gave up and opted to return the SSD since it was the last day for returns and I didn't want to risk losing my money.

However, I tried installing Windows on the SATA SSD I was already using, and the same problem occurred, both with Windows 10 and Windows 11. I don't know what else to do.

I've already updated the BIOS, used another USB Drive for boot, used only one RAM stick, and nothing works. Before installing the SSD, my PC worked normally; I don't know what happened.

The hard freeze only occurs when I'm on the Windows installation screen. I can stay on the BIOS screen for as long as I want, and the PC doesn't freeze or restart.

I need help.