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I’ve tried installing and reinstalling both APU and WiFi drivers, but my steam deck WiFi card just won’t work. I’m on windows 11 and figure all I have left now is to try and switch to win10 and hope something works there.

I am rendering a video file in a program that uses ffmpeg. I have a Ryzen 3950X and 64GB of memory, so my system is more than enough to handle it. The program is only using between 30-70% of total system performance, but it is still "hanging" every 30 seconds or so, during which the mouse stops moving and the keystrokes no longer register. Then the timestop goes away and the mouse zooms around or the keystrokes all register in a flurry.

Of course I could just wait for it to complete, but it is a 24 hour render that happens 3 times per week and I still want to use my computer while that is working in the background.

I downloaded Project Lasso and it says that the program is affecting system

I am more confused than ever after reading the rting reviews for these two TVs.

I have a very bright living room with huge windows casting a lot of light on my TV. So I want to replace my old OLED with something I can actually use. And I would think that the QN90A would be the best as it had the anti reflective coating.

But rtings score the QN85A higher on reflections handling, when it doesn’t have this coating. So I bought it and have just set it up, but the reflections are still extremely distracting in dark scenes, even though bright scenes are a lot better.

So I am considering returning it and getting there 90 instead, but will it actually be worse?

I just got a GoPro hero 8 and I’m experimenting with settings. I want to do some recording of road trips, but it’s going to be video and not time lapse. I’ve done a few tests, but it takes so much time to test settings.

Without having to spend another week or two of testing, is Auto good enough, or should I go straight to Protune to adjust all the settings manually? I see a lot tutorials out there talk about setting shutter speed to 2x frame rate and adjusting iso and such, but i can’t adjust anything while driving. Is it going to be a noticeable difference from auto mode?

For road trip footage is 30 FPS will be better for more light, or should i do 60 for better motion? 24 feels a bit c

I’ve had my s9 for a few months now, and it’s on a daily timer. Every day when it’s starts it’s in normal mode, and i have to see it to quiet. Is there no way to permanently set it to quiet?

I’ve been trying to fix FPS stutter, and today i thought I’d try to lower resolution to 1080p. But my rtx 3090 still only runs 60-80fps, but at 30% utilization. Is there really no way to get 100+ FPS, or to actually fix the constant stutter? My cpu is also just at 10-20% utilization

I just got my quest 2 today and trying beat saber for the first time. But every time I get a section with walls they keep hitting me and I die. I have a big 2x4m play area and even if I move 2m to the left the wall still hits me. What am I doing wrong?

I bought an old Acer Predator G3620 which the previous owner said worked a few days ago. It wouldnt boot here. I noticed it gave off 2 beep codes which the manual says is CMOS error.

So I exchanged the CMOS battery with a new one, let it sit unplugged for 10mins and reset the CMOS with the jumpers. I then put the jumpers back and booted.

Now it boots to the screen with the ACER logo. It beeps once, and at the bottom of the screen it says Press Del for BIOS Settings, or F12 for Boot Menu

Now the problem is that it does not respond to key presses. I cant get into BIOS. It also waits 30 seconds, then beeps again. It does this 10 times or so, then shuts off the image to the monitor. It is st