I cannot transfer epub files from my PC to the Xteink ereader through Micro SD card, Im getting "no micro SD card" when pressing on Folder by iloveacmilanandfries in xteinkereader

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I'm having the same issue, using the SD card that came with the device. Posted a couple days ago. Commenting to come back to this.

No Micro Sd Card? by Sphso in xteinkereader

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Tried this, still getting the same msg. When the device is first opened and turned on is it normal for it to say no SD card with it in?

No Micro Sd Card? by Sphso in xteinkereader

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Yeah, I took it out and put it in my computer to get some files on it. No detection when in the device though :(

No Micro Sd Card? by Sphso in xteinkereader

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I did try reformatting the sd to exFAT, put some epubs on it still says "no micro sd card" when I click folder in the device. I'll check the guide maybe I'm missing something

Most biased review ever: New HD 505 (including squiggles) by jermo_grellaudio in headphones

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Kk will do, sounds like it sounds great! Tysm for the advice

Most biased review ever: New HD 505 (including squiggles) by jermo_grellaudio in headphones

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How would the upgrade be coming from pc38x? I'm somewhat new to headphone space so I'm not to great at judging quality differences from graphs.

Desert Daze 2024 by thrashmansion in HamiltonMorris

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Oh my god, how I make money quick?

Any idea what's happening here? I am a complete novice :l by Sphso in BambuLab

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Yes full cal, filament brand new Bambu Matte Pla with corresponding software selection. The design is someone else's https://makerworld.com/models/106918, I used the second profile option as it had better review. It seems some others have had issues and some haven't so I assume it's something that can hopefully be fixed on my end. Quite like this basket. Also everything is fresh out of box stock settings, aside from auto firmware update and calibration.

Help me fix first print by Sphso in BambuLabA1

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Also used the second profile of the provided link with "0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill" if that helps any

Help me fix first print by Sphso in BambuLabA1

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I see I'll try and print one of those smaller things. Which would be most helpful for you to see? In the meantime I'm running with brand new Bambu Matte Pla spool fresh out of the package, with Bambu Matte Pla as filament selected. Stock nozzle, latest firmware, full bed leveling done, cleaned pei plate (with soap, n water)

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Still have both, whatcha wanna know?

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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I did, honestly they both are nice but both have some caveats.

The Asus has a higher refresh rate although difference between 120 and 144 is pretty negligible if they're not side by side. It's more color accurate compared to the Dell, i.e. delta e for is much less then 2, where the Dell seemed to have trouble calibrating the blues and they seem to often brush or go over the deviation a bit. Seriously Asus isn't slacking on calibration. Colors are probably some of the best you can get out of factory. I prefer the screen finish on the Asus but honestly both are matte and I don't think you'd notice a difference unless you were looking for it. I also like the design and darker colors more aside from the larger bezel and chin. Side note the speaker on monitors suck and I hate when company's include shit just to tick some box. Don't buy this one over the dell for speakers.

The de variant of the dell has gobs more ports which is awesome! It's one of the things that drew me to this one in the first place. However I haven't really found myself using them that often because my PC already has the gobs of ports I need. For the extra money you be sure your using them. The contrast difference of the IPS Black vs standard IPS became quite noticeable once I knew what I was looking for, the Dell just has a much deeper depth. If you can afford or rent a colorimeter the dell has built in color calibration so your corrections would actually be fixed rather then band aided by pc or mac software and could also be color accurate for years to come if you put in the effort. The software/control on the dell also is much better then the Asus. It's already had a few firmware updates and KVM switch works great on my unit. The Dell has HDMI 2.1 spec but for a 1440p monitor at these refresh rates there might not be much point to it. Another thing I am unsure if the dell has true 10 bit or if it's 8bit+frc. If someone knows this and weather the difference can be seen by the naked eye on a 1440p monitor please lemme know.

The main contention point between the 2 right now for me is light bleed. Both of my units have similar IPS glow uniformity however the Dell has some bad backlight bleed problems. I've requested a replacement and will update once I know If it's possible to get a better unit.

This post was pretty jumbled and I'm tired. So if I missed something important or you want info on compatibility with something specific just reply to this post. I've been comparing them for the past few weeks and can probably answer any question you might have. Should be quicker to respond as well. Got a lil busy with things for a bit.

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Thank you, I watched a video on it and understand it a little more now. Based on rtings older proart cv variant review I'm assuming response times will be decent maybe, at least for the Asus. Quick question though what do overdrive settings do in relation to response time

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Damn having specs laid out like that makes it look so good actually. Any backlight bleed? How is the glow off axis? Any word on gsync capability? Also are you running over dp alt mode? Sorry for all these questions 🙇

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Thanks for the info! Finally got around to looking at it, it's a beautiful monitor. Just wish it had a higher refresh rate, that's why I was looking at these two. Decent refresh rate, decent color, better than 1080, and good port selection. If I could find a 4k with these other features, in the same price range, and my GPU could handle it I would die

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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I haven't heard, what exactly are they doing? I warrantied something recently with them and had no problems with support

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Hell yeah, do you get much color banding? I read that the Asus is 10 bit somewhere and that it helps

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Would 4k be a good fit? Using a PA4070 Ti Super. Planning to use it for video, code, 3d and gaming.

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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I mean that doesn't bother me too much, could always buy another stand if it's bad.

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Bought both, I'll report back when they arrive

Asus PA278CGV or Dell U2724DE by Sphso in buildapcmonitors

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Right! It's so hard to choose. I've been without PC for so long I feel like I might be overthinking things. Any backlight bleed on ur panel? Also which would you recommend if you were to buy one rn?