Indeed it seems to be driver related for the GPU , as for the RAM .... not every SODIMM might work at full speed in the laptop and unfortunately there is nothing to be done about it from the laptop`s point of view . No BIOS settings to adjust etc , either they work or they don`t .
This kind of what I expected from the get go , it is a design flaw and it cannot " be fixed " . My keyboard looks brand new , but that is because I use a external keyboard to it on my desk . Considering that the flaws of the chassi cannot be sorted and that there is no guarantee that PCS will...
I have seen laptops though with Intel Xeon CPU`s and Quadro GPU`s solely meant for workstation use , obviously not PCS machines , but still they do exist . So one should not be so quick to write off laptops as workstations . But generally speaking higher clock frequency DIMMs mated with the...
I have made some minor amendments that will benefit overall , 1st a larger SSD from 1 TB to 2TB , better to think larger before buying as it is easy to run out of storage , 2nd I added the Silver Warranty as it makes more sense and gives better protection just in case and third a bit faster...
I agree in general with @ubuysa that most laptops are not built for overclocking , only a very few laptops have the cooling and thickness to sustain it , and these tend to be DTR`s or Desktop Replacement laptops , weighing in at +4kgs . My previous laptop was one of such laptops , but these...
This is one of the reasons why I`m hesitating to handle in my Valeon for RMA , if it is going to take 6 weeks or more ( worse in summer due to staff holiday`s ) I would likely be better off selling it, and hope that next buyer does not care as much of the imprinting of keys to LCD panel when...
Another option is to buy the lowest amount of RAM with the laptop , and separately order 2x 32 GB 3200 Mhz DIMMs .
It is a well known fact that Ryzen CPU`s thrives with fast memory and reap benefits with it. However be aware of the voltages and latencies of the memory before buying and check...
I guess my father and their parents/grand parents was lucky not to be involved in the war . But I guess being Swedish protected us a bit . That being said , it is a no brainer to grab the vaccine if being offered . I`ve had my 1st shot and will soon get the 2nd , by being vaccinated you protect...
I`m not actually using the 17"3 screen on my laptop when on my desk , I`m using my 35" UltraWide monitor . Only when travelling I would use the laptop screen.
Usually that should indeed be possible , 1 via HDMI and one via DisplayPort/USB-C . Most of laptops offered here can do that . Any specific model of laptop in mind ?
Usually a 17" laptop can have the same size keyboard as a regular keyboard as it has a wider chassi to fit the keyboard in. Some manufacturers even goes as far as implementing mechanical key switches and per-key backlight .
I`m hesitant to do an RMA for the issue with the screen and keyboard marks on it when lid is closed , mainly because it might take 2-3 months before RMA is done . I might just sell it and then purchase a different laptop.
I might look into that myself after the summer holiday`s . But yes.... the frame is too thin to actually protect the LCD panel and one can actually feel the panel touch the keys when lid is closed , when the frame should prohibit that from happening. This is nothing PCS can " repair " as it is...
It is just poor quality. My old Asus ROG G752VS never had these issues over the almost 4 years I had it . Keyboard looks the same as when I got it . Maybe PCS need to up the quality check on their laptops ?
I also have the Valeon and I do have similar issues with the keys is inprinting on the screen when lid is closed . Now I rarely close the lid as my laptop is placed on a cooling stand with screen open , but when I do close it , I have similar issues . I think that the frame is not deep enough to...
I`m using an active cooling pad with 5x fans and in a very rised up position. No risk of overheating as I`m acutely aware of the temps . CPU was set at SPL 45W as per design and sPPT 55w boost , also within AMD`s specs . I don`t normally run the laptop in an overclocked state . This was just to...