u/emp_man
If there was one gripe I'd have with my 43X (and, by extension, Glocks as a whole) it'd be that the takedown lever gets hot, even after just a few mags. Pushing it back into the frame fixes the problem for me, as it allows me to press my thumb into place properly, but I'd prefer just... having it be pushed in at all times. Without it coming out.
I see a ton of "extended takedown levers," but has anyone encountered the opposite? A smaller one?
I'm unsure if this is an issue with the cable, the port, the monitor, or what. I'm guessing it's the cable, because this wasn't happening with my old setup that didn't use an extender, but this is the problem I'm having:
My primary monitor (three total, all plugged into DisplayPort) will randomly shift its bottom half right by about an inch for a single frame, before returning to normal. How should I go about fixing this?
Interested in getting one of these for the chat mix functionality. Does anybody have experience with the G8 and how it stacks up to something like a K11?
I just recently got some Tea Pros and, while I am enjoying them, I hear tell that they are more designed to be a "fun" set rather than a more analytical set.
Are there any more analytical IEMs that you all would recommend in this price range?
that is all.
Started noticing this a few days ago--when I restart or cold start my computer, Instant Replay and Nvidia's recording feature won't catch any mic input until I restart Instant Replay. I've tried some workarounds like the delayed auto start stuff for nvcontainer and other apps, but nothing works. Is there a fix for this?
Probably pertinent to mention that my set up uses Krisp for noise cancellation, which Voicemod then uses as a final output.
v.redd.itDDR5 has always struggled to run dual-channel at full speed, and prior to this recent BIOS update my case was no different. Either I couldn't get it to post with EXPO I, or the system BSOD'd immediately after signing in.
After this BIOS, update, though? All of my Crucial 16GB sticks are running at their full 6000 MT/s speed, all at EXPO I. Some gaming test and benchmarks have shown this to be, somehow, stable!
What is this wizardry?!
I can pretty clearly hear a bell, cymbals, clackers, accordion, bowed strings, and brass, but there's a plucked instrument and some music box-like thing that's playing that I can't quite identify.
