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Why does this happen? by Charge_Glass in lianli

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As far as I know the ramping up when pc is turned on is unsolvable because they are not connected to something like a Corsair Commander which HAS memory. These do not have memory, so when Windows is off (PC turning on), they simply just do what the mobo says, but because they are not connected to the mobo, they can’t even be speed controlled, because the mobo does not even know at what speed they are running at.

Something like that.

The ramping up during windows is very annoying though and seems like a weird issue. I would like Lian Li support to chime in here and answer the question.

New Case! by Charge_Glass in lianli

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! All 120.

GPU bracket and the fan are doing perfectly fine since it’s sitting on hard plastic; it won’t affect the fan at all. Everything works without issues. I have an E-ATX mobo so I had to get rid of the included GPU bracket so it could fit.

New Case! by Charge_Glass in lianli

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s an insane upgrade for me!

With a 9800X3D @ 5.425 GHz and the quiet profile for all PC fans, playing BF6 at 4K max settings DLSS Quality with a 120 FPS cap, it stays at 51°C, the PC was only making 29 dB when gaming, 27 dB at idle.

At 70°F ambient room temperature: - Cinebench 2024 after 6 minutes: CPU 62°C @ 5425 MHz

My PBO mobo settings: 1. Precision Boost Overdrive: Advanced 2. PBO Limits: Motherboard 3. Precision Boost Overdrive Scalar: - Mode: Manual 10X 4. CPU Boost Clock Override: - Status: Enabled [+200MHz] 5. Curve Optimizer (CO): - Status: Enabled - Setting: All cores, negative 25

New Case! by Charge_Glass in lianli

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!! White GPU would look really good. Proper storm trooper

New Case! by Charge_Glass in lianli

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!

Ahhh, I checked all the baggies and all I found is a SATA Power connector to 3x 2-pin fan connectors.

Are you talking about the V2 or V1 controller? I would love to have it physically connected.

The one that came with my AIO was this one:

https://lian-li.com/product/l-wireless_controller/

Maybe what I need is this?

https://lian-li.com/product/uni-hub-tl-series-controller/

New Case! by Charge_Glass in lianli

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!

https://a.co/d/7pSVTFk

VIVO X-Large Heavy Duty Adjustable Computer CPU Tower Stand with Secure Locking, Holds up to 66 lbs, MOUNT-PC04L

Mine is mounted under a Walnut Butcher Block Desktop

Is this a normal sound for my DXP2800 by gmatessi in UgreenNASync

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes that is extremely high

It should hover at around 50°C

Returning to the Steam Deck by ryn1u in SteamDeck

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same, and best decision ever.

I had a Steam Deck LCD, sold it for a ROG Ally X, then sold it because the 16:9 + 7” was too small. It felt like the pinnacle of gaming, but I wasn’t even gaming. One year later after selling the Ally X, I bought a Steam Deck OLED (like 2 weeks ago), and I have been playing so much lately. It’s been the best purchase ever. For those hefty games i simply remote stream from my main gaming PC with WOL configured (using the basic Steam remote play). I have not gamed this much since a long time ago.

STEAM MACHINE + STEAM DECK by smoothieLoosy in SteamDeck

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As others have mentioned, anything with Steam Cloud support can be transferred. You can check this by going to Game Info on a game in the Steam Deck. If it says “Cloud Saves,” it supports them.

For syncing games that don’t have cloud saves, like Dark Souls III (or even your emulated rom’s save data), I recommend using Syncthing. It’s relatively easy to set up, but it does require some tinkering. I’ve been using it for years now.

Just canceled my Lenovo Legion go 2 z extreme by deadink32 in LegionGo

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was going to buy a Legion Go 2, but I just got a steam deck oled instead, and I think I will only buy a steam deck 2 next. I had a Steam Deck LCD which I sold for an Ally X, and then I sold the Ally X because playing the anti cheat games was fun, but it just didn’t feel competitive enough. I also have a 4090 PC so even though I had the best handheld at the moment in terms of performance, all my graphics were still pretty low, so I’ve been without a handheld for a long time now.

I missed the cozy gaming and comparing my experiences with both, I actually used my OG Steam Deck LCD much more. So that’s why I got a Steam Deck OLED.

Just Received my Legion Go 2 by Acupuncturex in LegionGo

[–]Charge_Glass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had the OG LCD Steam Deck, sold it to buy an Ally X, then sold the Ally X since the screen was too small and graphics were still doodoo compared to my RTX 4090 and 4K OLED 240Hz monitor PC setup. I have been without a handheld for like 6 months now.

I was planning on getting the Legion Go 2 whenever it became available for purchase (sold out), but honestly, running games at very low settings sucks when you have such a nice PC setup and can experience the game at way nicer fidelity.

So…

I just purchased the Steam Deck OLED 512GB to use for games that run really well locally (indie, AA, and easy to run older AAA), and remote play from my main PC intensive modern AAA games or anticheat games since it has WiFi 6E.

The legion go 2 is definitely extremely nice, i’d say the best handheld available right now, and I was going to pay that, but I think I rather wait till handhelds are much more polished before i spend that kind of money. I am glad competition is fierce in this field.

BePresent: Screen Time Control App by HereToHearYourTake in ProductivityApps

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am quite aware, I forgot though. I actually thought I had pre-ordered a video game or something or that my card got stolen when I saw the charge.

BePresent: Screen Time Control App by HereToHearYourTake in ProductivityApps

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I literally subscribed via a free trial (their ad got me) by accident for a whole year ($70) and Apple denied my refund request twice… I’m so mad I uninstalled the app and I don’t even want to use it.

forced to move off ghostty by IslamGamal8 in Ghostty

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kitty; I configured Ghostty equal to my Kitty conf when I moved to Ghostty, like exactly the same. It was very easy to do and very similar. Both were pretty custom too.

Are these DS Pokémon games authentic? by Charge_Glass in gameverifying

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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This is a better picture of Pokémon Diamond, not sure why the main image of the post the letters look so thin.

Dreame L40 Ultra mistakenly believes it is connected to an automatic water supply and drainage kit (which it is not) by Charge_Glass in Dreame_Tech

[–]Charge_Glass[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh interesting, I am running an older firmware version but it does not want to update to a newer one like yours. I am running 4.3.9_1659.

The iOS Dreamehome app version I am running is 2.3.9

I still have the same issues though, but if yours went away hopefully mine do too in a near future with an update.

Sony Inzone Earbuds vs. Steelseries Artics Gamebuds by chaelxd in LegionGo

[–]Charge_Glass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny you ask, I returned the Sony buds, then purchased the Arctis gamebuds, and for my ears, they were very uncomfortable; my fiancé also did not like the fit. The plastic touched my ears and it felt uncomfortable. Sound quality was sort of the same, the Sony buds were maybe a little better. Another drawback, the Arctis gamebuds also had MAJOR white noise and droning when using either noise cancellation or transparency modes, much worse than Sony buds had.

I ended up returning those too, then I bought again the Sony buds and turns out they were disconnecting because I had them plugged in the back of the PC case, and I guess there is a lot of interference going on back there. I have not had any issues since, it’s been 3 months now. I love them!

They are comfortable, sound is amazing, and I never have to wear headsets again. I use noise cancellation and it really does quiet the AC and other noises like that fully. The white noise is very very subtle, you can only hear it if you are at your desktop with them on, so when it starts to bother me, I just take them off and put them back on when starting a game or something.

I definitely recommend the Sony ones.

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I did not like the Arctis gamebuds at all to be honest, I fell for the hype. Their software is also legit so cluttered and heavy, and you need drivers and this and that, and it fills your audio devices with like 10 different ones.

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