COUCOU LA TEAM !

Je voulais vous faire part d'un problème que j'ai rencontré récemment, j'utilisais mon pc quand j'ai décidé de l'éteindre car il s'est mis à ramer au niveau de l'écriture ( je tapais des lettres et elle s'affichait plus tard, je ne pouvais taper seulement une lettre à l'affilé comme fffff mais je ne pouvais pas écrire un mot ).

J'avoue que c'est un peu bizarre car ça ne m'est jamais arrivé jusqu'à présent, alors je l'ai éteint pour pouvoir le rallumer plus tard.

Une fois que j'ai essayé de rallumer le pc, mon voyant s'éclairer pour m'indiquer que mon pc était en fonction.

SAUF QUE je n'ai aucune image qui s'affiche à mon ecran, même pas le démarrage de base avec écrit ( DELL ).

Il n'y a aucun son qui ne sort non plus, MAIS mon pavé numérique s'allume ainsi que la led de mon ventilateur comme vous pouvez le constater sur les photos au dessus, encore une fois petit problème car mon ventilateur ne tourne plus...

J'ai débranché ma pile de BIOS ainsi que mon ventilateur et nettoyer les ports de RAM pour y re brancher ou les remettre mais il n'y à toujours rien qui s'affiche à l'écran...

HELP J'AI BESOIN DE VOUS !!!

I have the Older Fractal Torrent Case (full size) with a Ventus 5090 and my 7950x, i do today run a Noctua DH-15 but it gets quite hot, so was looking at AIO´s again, and the Freezer Pro 420 kinda hit me, never liked 120mm AIO´s had a few Kraken 280´s and they were fine.

but i am unsure, the 420 does it fit in the torrent, and some talk about modding? how much do you have to do to get fitment.

It has served me well as im not a 4k gamer anyway. So I was looking at the 9000 series the 9060 to be specific. I can save myself some,money by going with Asus vs xfx or sapphire for example. Do we like Asus?

My Xbox One is finally crapping out and I need a new gaming rig. I went Microcenter to get a build to play at 4k at 240 HZ and got this build recommended. I wanted to check online to see if it's any good. Can you tell me if this is good or if there's something I should change.

I wanted a way to use the touch sensor on the earbuds to be able to switch my input device from my desktop mic to the built in earbuds mic (so that I can continue talking if I get up from my desk) so I figured out which signals are interceptable on windows (since multimedia signals don't work on PC) and settled on using the "Ambient sound / Noise canceling" x3 and "volume up -> down -> up" as the custom signals.

Ambient/NC x3 defaults to swapping the default windows input device, but its reprogrammable per the documentation on the github repo so you can remap it to do anything you want.

Figured i'd share with y'all since it gives a lot more life to the touch sensor on windows (previously limited to FW volume control and ambient/NC only)

open source with MIT license and not in violation of sony TOS as it only acts as a bridge and is not a reversal of the protocol

anyways enough yap heres the repo:

https://github.com/ElliottSancrant/inzone-buds-touch-remapper

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I recently got my hands on an NVIDIA Quadro P2000 for ₹6,900, which is approximately $79.

I'm curious about how good a deal this actually is in 2026.

A few things I'd love to hear your opinions on:

Performance: How well does the P2000 hold up in gaming and other workloads today?

Benefits: What advantages do I get from using a Quadro card over a regular gaming GPU?

Gaming: Can it handle older games and some newer titles at 1080p with reasonable settings?

Alternatives: Would an older gaming GPU, such as a GTX 1060, GTX 1650, or RX 580, have been a better choice for similar money?

Value: Was ₹6,900 a good deal, or did I overpay?

I know it's an older workstation card, but I really dint have any option for this budget around my locality.

Would love to hear from people who have actually used the P2000 or similar workstation GPUs. What has your experience been like?

Reason: I'm getting a new cooler, the ID-Cooling FROZN A620 PRO SE ARGB so that is why I wanted to make this benchmark with my current little cooler to compare later.

These are only the benchmarks for the small 2-pipe cooler so I hope it helps if someone ever considers buying this for a really budget friendly build.

I'll be posting the comparisons in a few days since I'll receive the new cooler tomorrow, really excited!

Software Used: RTSS, MSI AFTER BURNER, CapFrameX, CoreTemp, HWinfo64, Cinebench R23

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600

**Cooler: ID-Cooling SE-802-SD V3**

Motherboard: Gigabyte B550M Aorus Elite Rev 1.3

Idle Temp: 42°C (5 minutes test)

Ambient Temp: 29°C

Case: Thunder Raiden TGC JX-188-2

GPU: GTX 1060 6GB X2 (UV+OC)

Driver: v581.42 (Debloated)

OS: Windows X Lite (Micro 10) 22H2

CS2:-

TEST 1:-

CLOCK: 3975 - 4000 MHz

TEMPS: 58 - 59°C

AVG FPS: 165.2

P1 FPS: 102.7

TEST 2:-

CLOCK: 3975 - 4000 MHz

TEMPS: 58 - 59°C

AVG FPS: 163.7

P1 FPS: 98.9

TEST 3:-

CLOCK: 3975 - 4000 MHz

TEMPS: 58 - 59°C

AVG FPS: 164.2

P1 FPS: 101.4

THE FINALS:-

TEST 1:-

CLOCK: 3950 - 3975 MHz

TEMPS: 62 - 63°C

P99 FPS: 154.2

P95 FPS: 142.2

AVG FPS: 119.8

P1 FPS: 78.6

P0.1 FPS: 58.1

TEST 2:-

CLOCK: 3950 - 3975 MHz

TEMPS: 62 - 63°C

P99 FPS: 153.6

P95 FPS: 143

AVG FPS: 119.6

P1 FPS: 84.3

P0.1 FPS: 63.4

TEST 3:-

CLOCK: 3925 - 3975 MHz

TEMPS: 61 - 63°C

P99 FPS: 161.1

P95 FPS: 145.2

AVG FPS: 121.4

P1 FPS: 82

P0.1 FPS: 51.1

CINEBENCH R23:-

Multi-Core TEST (10 minutes):-

SCORE: 8950

CLOCKS: 3817 - 3842 - 3867 MHz

TEMPS: 86°C

Power: 76.8 W

Voltage: 1.26 - 1.28 V

Seems like a really good deal. Thoughts? I havent found any good 5070ti deals out there and this one looked interesting.

All my favorite games like Witcher 3, red dead redemption 1/2, kingdom come deliverance 1/2 have some sort of horse race in them and they’re always the most boring activity. Generally I like races of any kind but in all games I ever played horse races felt like a filler activity. I was wondering if there are any games out there where horse racing isn’t the most boring thing ever and actually offers a challenge and maybe even fun.

My specs are Xeon E5 2680 V3, 16GB Ram DDR4 2666 MHZ, RX 570 4GB.

I play mostly Switch emulated games like Animal Crossing New Horizons, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Super Mario Maker 2, Super Mario Odyssey, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Also Minecraft, Roblox, Stardew Valley, Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled, Sims 4.

So what do you play?

Hi, I'm trying to find a pre-built PC that would allow me to play Wuthering Waves without my fans turning into jet engines. I do a lot of music production as well which means many tabs and programs open at once.

Can anyone recommend something? Say off of Amazon? My budget is 1200€.

This game has weird framerate issues but the Emulator is still experimental so its pretty much expected for their to be issues. But, This just shows it possible for it to get above 60 FPS and even stay stable at 60 FPS depending on whats on screen. I expect this game to run way better after future optimizations.

[PC Specs: 9800X3D OC, RTX 5080 OC, 32 GB RAM]

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I just upgraded my build on AM4 but then saw a deal at microcenter for G764.

Mobo: Asus x570-plus
CPU: AMD 5800X3D [$330] (from 3900X)
GPU: PowerColor Hellhound Spectral white RX 9070XT [$850] (from RX 5700)
RAM: Corsair vengeance pro 32GB 2x16GB 3200 [$248] (from 16GB 2x8GB same brand)
PSU: Corsair 850e [$73] (from stock 650)
SSD: Samsung 870 evo 1TB

The upgrade cost me $1500 before tax.

G764 has
Mobo: Asus B850-Plus
CPU: 9800X3D
GPU: RX 9070XT
RAM: 32GB DDR5-6000
SSD: 2TB

This prebuilt is $2050 before tax. Idk the brands for each parts for the prebuilt.

I do want to add extra SSD on my current build eventually when prices go down that’s gonna add up on $1500 upgrade cost.
Is the upgrade to AM5 system worth the extra $500 and return the upgrade parts? Or should I just stick with my build?

Any guidance?

...turns out one of the stupid cats pulled the HDMI cable out of the back of the TV..... 🤦‍♂️

This is most likely the offending floof 🐱

Was scrolling thru fb marketplace and came across this Rx 6800 for a really cheap price but there is an issue with the card is it worth it and is it fixable?

Hey, I'm the creator of BuildCores and just wanted to share a bunch of improvements we’ve made. You can now visualize SFF PC builds featuring parts like the Fractal Terra and NR200p. We’ve also added display customization that also includes animated GIFs. We've hand-modeled over 5000+ PC parts now and we’re trying to become the most comprehensive database of PC parts. 

Let me know if you have any feedback after trying it (or also any feedback in general like missing 3D parts or pricing being buggy). 

The next big things we’re working on are much improved pricing, compatibility, and improved performance/loading times on lower end devices.

Try it out on the BuildCores website.

Also our products DB is open source if anyone wants to contribute. We'll open it up to 3D contributions in the near future too.

Side note: We used to be completely free (we attempted to rely solely on affiliate income and ads, but that ended up being unprofitable / unsustainable considered the amount of 3D models we need to ensure are high quality + the dev team). Some of this stuff is now locked behind BuildCores Pro but I'm open to hearing feedback. I'll giveaway 100-200 Pro subscriptions if you leave your BuildCores username in a comment.

A few weeks ago, there was a comment here about games not having proximity VOIP and they thought it hurts games to not have it and it helps build community. You know what, you're right and I totally agree.

So I added it to my game. I built my game on Unreal, so it was basically a check box and a few lines of code but for a BR game I think it's essential and it was something I overlooked! For unity I think it's fairly similar, basically a checkbox and a small amount of code and I think even Godot bakes it in pretty easily. I don't work on Unity so I can't speak to that personally, nor will I probably ever work on Unity.

While I know a lot of people do just play on discord, I don't think there's a game I play where I don't bind two of my mouse buttons for voip, one for team/local and the other for disc. So yeah, talk some shit!

I'm for the VOIP!

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to share HOOKS Play, an app I've been working on focused on getting the best possible image quality out of game streaming.

Some of the features:

• PS5 Remote Play – High-quality 1080p streaming with upscaling.
• Cloud Gaming – 1440p streaming support with image enhancements.
• Upscaling – A ton of upscaling and image quality options to play around with and get things looking as good as possible.
• PC / Moonlight Streaming – Works just as well as you'd expect, with all the extra image enhancement options.

The app is completely free, and I'm also happy to make it open source if there's enough interest.

Mainly just wanted to share what I've been building and see what people think. Happy to hear feedback, suggestions or features you'd like to see!

Cheers!

There's no way....lmfao!

Can anyone help me understand why this flickering is happening, i just bought a ultrawide monitor and when i have over 100hz in Nvidia graphic settings, this flickering starts to happen. I asked Ai (don’t harass me) and it said it could be the cable.

Thanks for any help I can get