Recent content by parker_307

Sure some pictures would help. But maybe its time for some new fans, We'll have to see though

Hello Lets start with this, how old is the fan? And to gain access to the front panel and to remove the dust filter look in the manual for the case. Can also be found here. Check for anything maybe hitting the fan or any other observations and let me know. Thanks! And to answer your questions...

I use the ASUS Proart series https://www.asus.com/us/proart/laptops-home/ works great for me Few months of creative cloud for free too :D

Can you try plugging in the hdmi cord to your motherboard? if it has onboard graphics. And see if that works.

If the rosewill one supports ATX. id say go for it. I use ATX boards in some of my server builds.

What software are you using?

Im not too sure, but im pretty sure they would lock it to only their software, knowing most companies nowadays.

Hello, the Ethernet and WIFI had decent speeds before we switched pcs, A brand new pc with a Asus Prime Z790-P . We have tried just about everything. We have used wifi, a wifi extender, and a wifi extender plugged in with ethernet, a powerline adapter and all the other things you can think of...

I think you need to buy a new battery and see how it goes.

I would honestly say ASUS, they still will get hot. As will any laptop during gaming. But I currently use a Asus Proart. Has a RTX 3060 and I max out at 70c during gaming without a cooling pad under it.

Well, is there any marking of the brand it could be? How is it connected to your PC?

Do you fully shut your computer off? Where did you get the battery replaced at?

Check your motherboard manual for the beep codes and see what it tells you. is your hdmi or display port plugged into your gpu?

and your monitor is 1920x1080 right?