Recent content by tomtaylor0109

Interestingly as I turned on the PC yesterday night, I wasn't experiencing this flickering and haven't encountered it so far. Hope it stays that way. Thank you for your help! :) PS: Sorry for the long radio-silence, I was on vacation :D

Windows 10 pro 64-bit. Neither the PSU nor are the monitors the problem. There is no fast start neither on the TV nor on the PC. The TV truly is turned off, yes. Unplugging the TV does stop the issue, but I do not want to unplug and then re-plug the HDMI cable every time I intend to use it :D...

Hello, I have a rather strange issue. I have recently bought a TV and connected it via an HDMI cable to my 1080 Ti. I already have two monitors hooked up to it, one with a DP-DP and one with a DP-HDMI cable. Sometimes I use the TV for gaming from the couch, that's why it's connected to the PC...

Thank you for all your answers, they were helpful in making my decision! I‘ve gone forward with the idea since I do not use the radiator that much during winter

They would be about 25-30 cms apart from each other

It‘s an oldschool one. It pushes the heat up

Hello, I‘d like to buy a smart tv into my room and the only place I would be able to put it is slightly above and in front of a radiator unit. During winters I prefer having clothes on rather than creating a sauna, but the radiator would be turned on nevertheless. Would it be a good place for...

Hello everyone, so I've been looking for a new mouse and settled down with these two. I just cannot decide, and every review is different. Started looking for negative reviews but given that the Logitech G pro X superlight is so new I couldn't find one. I bought my current mice three years ago...

So they provide me with 8 megabits guaranteed down/upload speed. As far as I can tell from this thread (which have been very helpful so far) it translates into 1 megaBYTE per second download speed, right? However about 3 months ago I had a package that guaranteed me 4 megabits up/download speed...

I am confused. Then how is it possible that if I had 4 megabits as a download speed yet I was still downloading 1 megabyte per second?

I am talking about 5 megabytes per second.

That is hardly the case. When I download stuff over mobile data, the speed is 5 mbps. I am talking about battle.net and steam desktop applications respectively.

The problem is that around a year ago the speed was exactly half of the results I uploaded now. The download speed was still 1 mbps back then, and even now that the speed is doubled the download speed is unchanged.

Below you can see my internet speed. However, when I try to download anything from any site or platform, it always caps out at around 1 mbps, sometimes a bit lower, sometimes a bit higher. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance.

Hey guys, I've been experiencing some latency when using the wireless headset Steelseries Arctis 7's 7.1 surround feature. I tested it in an FPS game and noticed that the sound arrives a bit later as opposed to using speakers or just stereo mode. t is not that big of an issue since it isn't...