Video editing in premiere just got interesting as they have added more hardware encoding to things (using nvenc) so faster gpu helps, well technically more cuda cores helps, but you know what I mean. I've just replaced my editing laptop, gone for 2070super
Memory, on amd fastest possible and...
If size is the issue, look at not the screen size but the whole chassis, most 15's are now smaller overall than old school 14's, 17's are now 15' sizes.
And ifnyour doing scientific style workloads, go AMD, you will thank yourself for it.
Stocknto multi channel not single channel memory (so...
9700k is a great overclocker and you can get binned ones as well.
However,correct me if I'm wrong, 300mb dB is causing you issues? If it is it needs a rework as that shouldn't even challenge a raspberry pi let alone a core i7. 300 gig, yeah maybe, but that doesn't sound like a solution you...
Got bt mesh system here, works a treat, well recommended. Mines the Whole Home WiFi (white ones jot the black ones that they ship as part of one of their packages) I have 4 pucks
Parents have Google WiFi (mesh system too) but they only have the two devices as house isn't as big.
Might be worth doing a survey (https://www.acrylicwifi.com/en/wlan-software/wlan-scanner-acrylic-wifi-free/) and see if you have wireless clash/overlap/collision, or goto the driver settings and force 5ghz mode or 2.4ghz mode see which works best. Just because you get a strong signal doesn't...
Silly as it sounds, might be the PSU, perhaps too much draw on the circuit? Had stranger things happen with bad psu's in the past, my current rig (twin Xeon with pascal based quadro) and that needed a beast of a psu to stay stable, well over what you would think, 800s just didn't cut the mustard...
Worth remembering you can 'slipstream' drivers into the usb for builds (I have it for a bunch of my ancillary stuff) and as long as you update the core os regularly ish it makes for a much easier re install
You could have technically 'force loaded' one of the Intel standard drivers, that's all the killer cards are, Intel cards with special driver, so the Intel drivers do work, just none of the 'special' features will work, but would have been enough to get it working. Some of the Dell laptops with...
If it happens again have a look in the windows/system part of eventviewer (why no one nowadays knows it exists is beyond me 😊)
That will show a warning (red) showing exactly what crashed on you, let us know and we can work it out, sounds like a kernel mode failure somewhere, most likely gpu...
If they go the same way that nvidia have done it in the last 3 generations, they announce the halo card (3080ti or rumoured 3090) and 'top' card (3080) then a month or 2 later they release the 'normal' card 3070, then the 'entry' card (3060), this usually takes a quarter as they don't want to...
Aah I (wrongly) assumed you had done all the updates via wire and still WiFi wasn't working. If you have an android phone, USB tether it and pull the WiFi drivers
Hwmonitor has battery stats, if the sensors are available to it it will tell you temps. However if its completely dead I would sudgest removing it from the chassis if possible, lithium based batteries aren't the most forgiving things when they are unhealthy.
I'll be installing latest insider from day 0, so Windows will be up to date, I've got a build script that does everything for me as I refresh my os every six months or so, with all the dev tools I install over time it tends to get cluttered with junk pretty quick.
Mines in test at the moment, so will have to see, never use the webcam beside unlock, have decent camera and a rhode condenser mic for use at home, and shotgun on the Eos for on the road. Hate webcams, always so low res 😂
Home have daskey 5q for keyboard, so may have to see about enter missing...
Anytime :)
Look for things like below
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Should point you in the right direction, if it's GPU issues, should be an nvidia driver, if core CPU should be from the HAL (or kernel mode)
Like I said, Press Windows+R (gives you run)
Type eventvwr and press enter or click OK
Gives you Event Viewer, goto Windows / System
You can then right click the System option, select Filter, select Critical and Warning
And as you can see you will be able to see the issues more simply...