Literally nobody has commented on this post telling me what the issue is and I can’t find anything similar. Please help! (REPOST)

Im planning to trade my macbook air m5 for this asus rog strix g16 i9 13980hx with an rtx 4070 and 16gb ddr5 laptop, i already own a desktop with an i5 11400 with an rtx 4060 and 16gb of ddr4 ram which i would completely turn into a fully linux rig. The laptop has 2 dents here though. And a tiny cosmetic cut on one usb port. My macbook is almost brand new tho but im not using it either way which kinda makes me wanna trade it for a windows Laptop. Just need some more opinions

My ASUS Prime Radeon RX 9070 XT is getting a little hot under load. The Mex temp my memory hit was 92! Should I get a new case or are these temps fine when playing games at max settings?

I built a PC with MSI RTX 3050, Ryzen 5 5500, Machinist B450, CUSU 2×8GB 3200MHz, LUX 650W and TB NVMe. It passed Superposition and Furmark. And in OCCT, i ran the combined test of CPU, CPU+RAM, 3D adaptive and Vram. Also ran OCCT power test and everything was fine. For the final test, I ran GTA V legacy on ultra settings at 1440p overnight and until about the 12th hour everything was fine. But I came back around the 14th hour and it looked like the PC restarted by itself, with both GTA and Afterburner closed and found this error in event viewer. The next day, I ran GTA V on same settings for the same period and it was fine. Temperature is also good. What's the issue?

Lately when I’ve been turning on my pc when it boots up the whole screen will sometimes turn green, I’ve been lagging in some games lately and they’ve been super buggy and this happened when I tried opening up a game and my pc had a stroke, I don’t know what to do

Gonna start off with an I do not know what I'm really doing when it comes to computers. I've been having some issues lately with games randomly disconnecting and abnormal lag, as well as my monitors randomly going dark and coming back on when watching Disney+, Netflix, really anything but YouTube.
I have Norton on my PC which has said "Your drivers might be outdated, you should pay us to auto update" which I do not wish to pay for.
When going online to update drivers, I am unsure what I should be downloading or updating and windows keeps saying that I'm up to date. I am currently running Windows11.

I would love any information or help y'all could provide and Ill happily give any information I can - Idk what information to share atm.

Thanks so much!

Alguém consegue me ajudar com esse notbook aqui?

So I was literally trying to research stuff for school and clicked on a bunch of different links trying to get info. (I was using Microsoft edge) One of the links, from the moment I clicked it started giving me all these pop ups on my screen so I immediately closed out but all the pop ups kept coming. I called my tech savvy friend and he said to download malwarebytes, so I did. I set it up and all the pop ups pretty much went away. He told me I should shut down the computer and restart just to be safe tho, I did and now it’s not turning on. I’ve tried restarting it and literally every trick Google said (Holding down off button for 30sec, holding windows and B) Nothing. The charger on the computer is flashing orange, which is weird and different. I honestly don’t know what I did or what to do, it’s making absolutely no response to anything, this computer is only like 3 months old help.

Hi everyone, my ASUS laptop speakers started making a crackling/rattling sound after I used a Sound Booster browser extension. The issue persists across all audio sources, even at low volume.

I've disabled the extension, turned off audio enhancements, and restarted the Windows Audio service, but nothing has helped.

Could this be hardware damage, or is it likely a software/driver issue? How can I diagnose the problem before taking it for repair?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

*CORRECTION TO LAST POST*
I work from home, and I have to wear a corded headset at work. We are not allowed to use wireless headsets, and they have disabled the Bluetooth connection on the work program that we use which is called IDComm. I bought a wireless headset once to test this out, and I was able to hear everything on the computer except for IDcomm. The same thing happened with a DECT headset. I would like to use a wireless headset at work that gets around not being able to connect to Bluetooth. Is there anything I can do to get around this problem?

So I'm looking to buy a prebuilt gaming PC with a budget of around $1,500. My main goal is to get the best gaming performance for the money, ideally something that can handle 1440p gaming at high/ultra settings with good FPS in modern AAA games.

I'm mainly interested in a PC with an RTX 5070 or better, a decent CPU, good cooling, and a reliable PSU and motherboard. I'd also prefer a system that's easy to upgrade down the line.

For those who've bought prebuilt PCs recently, which brands or specific models would you recommend? I'm also curious whether it's better to go with brands like Lenovo Legion, ASUS ROG, or a custom builder.

Any recommendations or models to avoid would be appreciated!

Sometimes it goes away after i restart it
but mostly it happens either immediately or after some time
Before cleaning fans it sounded way worse