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what I understand with regards to plugging things into the UPS, is that you should not use devices like power strips because the UPS can overload, since the Powerstrip has electronics that can protect devices when a surge hits, but that same electronic part can mess with the UPS big time, I...

I apologize in advance if my wording was not exact. I have a Cyberpower UPS that is connected directly to the wall, I can't find the exact model at the time, but I think it's the previous model before this one (https://www.cyberpowersystems.com/product/ups/intelligent-lcd/cp1500avrlcd/) or this...

thank you all for your answers, I will try to obtain a powered hub and see if it can help, I forgot to mention that 3 of the razer peripherals (mouse, keyboard, and mouse mat) were connected to a USB 3.0 port with an Anker 4-port USB "non-powered" hub, it could be that the power draw there was...

I use a lot of devices by USB, I have a Razer Mouse, Razer Keyboard, Razer Mouse pad and Razer Headset (all have RGB except the headset), I also have a UPS connected by USB, a wireless ergonomic mouse. recently I connected a pen drive to move a file and the ergonomic mouse started behaving...

Looking to get a gaming laptop with a 1060 but preferably 1070, would need to be an HQ series (or whatever as long as it's not a U power saving series Cpu) But in your experiences, shot for black friday or wait till cybermonday? What I'm looking for is like a laptop on slickdeals that's going...

letting you guys know it's a faulty gpu, i guess it shorted out on my previous atempt with another cpu+ mobo, thanks for all the help guys! p.s. how do i close this thread?

Does anybody else know what it could be? starting to think i have to re-install, i also have pictures of the side sticker of the psu and speccy, how do i upload them here so you guys can see?

i don't know if i had to disconect the power but i turned it off and removed the cmos battery and left it off for over 5 minutes, plugged it back, onboard video loads fine, gpu doesn't display

Just finished my scavenger pc, installed windows 7 64 bit but i left the card in the pc but without the pcie power cable (was using on board igpu), installed the drivers and when i was about to install geforce experience, it said no compatible card found, connected the pcie cable back (woops)...

it's been exactly a week since the last update, the computer hasn't turned of in my face, i can play wot (sometimes 60fps other times 30, depends on how cool it's running), it has shutten off in sleep by thermal overload again (like 3 times i think) but when shut off it doesn't do that, i'll...

Laptop came with windows 8, later upgraded to 8.1 and then 10, off all o f them, 10 ran the most stable in terms of temps, it's turning on when i least expect it....in my back pack when i'm not using it, gonna have to leave it on the table but it's weird since it didn't do that before (by before...

update: thanks everyone who helped me out with this, sent it in for repairs a long time ago and when it came back it actually worked but at my place, it still doesn't at my university, so they did fix it but im guessing the uni blocked my LAN connection specifically (can use adapters, attach a...

update: after i got out of class, i put my laptop in sleep mode, put it in my back pack and went out to eat, but when i returned and turned my laptop on it appeared again with the "thermal shutdown caused by overheating" message, starting to think windows 10 is responsible since i checked to...

it hasn't shut off for now, runs a bit cooler (after the duster), but just today i woke up to the "thermal shutdown caused by overheating" because windows 10 tought it was a good idea to run updates at mid night inside my backpack.

That's what i was thinking, also i opened up my laptop and used a duster for computers, barely cleaned any dust, temps are same, but played WoT for an hour straight and the side vent are just warm (perfectly acceptable and within normal range of how a laptop should be)