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https://i.imgur.com/CU3Vaoy.png

It's impossible to play with framedrops like that. I can play every recent game without any hiccups, it's only Rocket League which does this.

GTX1070 and 8350k overclocked to hell and back. Any idea what I could try?

After just 10 minutes of usage the rubber gets all sticky and isn't really nice to use anymore. Is there anything I could do to fix it or should I just return the mouse and get something without any rubber?

My previous mouse was a G400 and it had nothing of the sort.

A damn great album. Definitely has some shades of BaaO.

https://open.spotify.com/album/5hLAAEzyIahJkp4KD7JtFA?si=qVHrnCewQrO6Z6418c1o4g

Moving Parts/Fever Dream

Cathedrals

https://www.facebook.com/chiefland.music/

Spotify's behavior is this: When you play a song, it gets displayed in the taskbar, like so. However, when you pause a song, it reverts back to this.

Is it possible to get the same behavior for MusicBee?

Yesterday at school I was trying to download my Visual Studio project from Google Drive, and it took 25 minutes for Drive to ZIP the folder! I thought it was a hiccup, and tried downloading another folder at home 6 hours later. This time it took only 20 minutes.

Compare this to OneDrive, where it takes 5 seconds to ZIP a folder.

Is there anything that can be done to make Drive faster?

Just like you can replace season reward boosts. There are some other boosts which also drop FPS so this would be a great addition.

I have my metadata settings like so.

Now if I reboot my computer or just restart Medusa, metadata settings reset to this.

Any ideas why?

I'm at my wit's end. This bug has bothered me since August.

A lot of programs, most recently Forza Horizon 4 crashes every couple of hours because apparently my virtual memory has ran out when it really hasn't.

I have tried with both automatic and manual pagefile (set to 32GB even!) and just an hour ago it crashed with the following information:

Windows successfully diagnosed a low virtual memory condition. The following programs consumed the most virtual memory: ForzaHorizon4.exe (11552) consumed 10057064448 bytes, Spotify.exe (14260) consumed 303996928 bytes, and thunderbird.exe (13148) consumed 245481472 bytes.

I have only 8GB of DDR4 at the moment, but I ran some tests with 16GB a

I have a directory on one of my encrypted drives which is shared through Windows. Windows often loses the share when drives get dismounted and doesn't re-share it automatically after mounting.

I know I can share said directory using a .bat file, but is there any way to run that .bat right after mounting my encrypted volumes?