@@OG-ProfessorFarnsworth was a 9900k with a MAG Ace z390 at the time. Iv now upgraded this one to a 14900k

Second one, it has the volume knob.

FPS players dont like ultra wide. Bigger screen = more time it takes for you to see everything.

@ you don’t use all the space discord off to the side

We'll make it up in volume

@@coltcollins1819 I think it was 9900k at the time.

most adhd pc gamer

@@real_waves 5, one off camera. 📷

@ buddy does not work at nasa 😭🙏

Nope. That's normal for a content creator or hardcore gamers. I will say the layout is weird, because mine is 2x2, 27" monitors

@@Shadowmancer129Going to have to entirely disagree here.Use an ultra wide for content,discord ,racing sims etc.Use a regular 27inch for your main monitor

Not surprised, I own 2 monitors for my desktop and have 1 for my laptop (I also use my laptop display as well so technically 4 monitors in total.

is your attention span that fried

@tartin7223 5 :)

@CoolshrimpModz jesus

@@CoolshrimpModz For what?

@@whiskapedia4254 coding, web design mainly.

They get drift fast, they use potenciometer sensors for the joysticks, they are mechanical so they wear down which is bad and causes drift. Depending on how much you use the controller you'll get it sooner or later. The other type of sensor there is called a hall effect sensor which uses magnetism, no mechanical moving parts so it doesn't wear out. There's a company called 8bitdo and they make licenced hall effect sensor Xbox controllers that don't get drift. PS4 also has the hall effect sensors, PS5 controller doesn't, not sure what this video supposed to compare with the PS4 and PS5 controller, maybe PS5 just doesn't get drift as much as Xbox, or maybe just the players that rage.

@@XUX_7 I have 2 cards to run 5 monitors and VR.

@@CoolshrimpModzwhat the f???

@@CoolshrimpModz3090 for vr and 3060 only for monitors and basically everything else I assume?

@ Center 165hz Monitor, One Side Monitor, VR are one the 3090. 3 other monitors are on the 3060. Each gpu can do 3 outputs.

​@@CoolshrimpModz Don't you want the 3090 performance for normal games or only for vr? Or am I missing something?

Yeah, i hate when they do that...

@@iddqds yea it happens alot with MacBooks you end up with plenty of used keyboards with no interchangeable keys.

I made a tool. www.coolshrimpmodz.com/pages/software-details.html?software=ClonedGPTDriveUEFIBootFix/

1100 euros for that is crazy

@Kiszak94 actually no considering that I bought it like 4 years ago and I'm from Italy and here all of the PC components costs a lot more and I mean a lot. Also I had to pay the shipping costs...

@ oh sorry i didnt read that you bought it 4 years ago. here in poland prices are bad too, a 5080 costs twice the msrp

@@Kiszak94 wow that's a lot... I understand you well... Btw when I bought it I was in highschool and I spent literally all of my savings😅 wasn't the pleaser thing but it was worth it

It's my same model, the specs are 144hz screen, and Ryzen 7 4800h with Radeon graphics, 16gb of ram and a rtx 3050

@@saytar7762there’s different models of that laptop so idk

Never mind his has a 1650

@@johnnie_the_baddie coding/web design and watching shows 😅

he doesnt need to have the cooler installed, since he is checking wich komponent is failing. You can see that when he fixed the problem, he put the cooler back on

ye when u check for broken parts its easier without cooler in case u need to put in another cpu or get rid of a faulty mobo

Relax, it's bluetooth

Sorry not sure, it was a customers.

@@CoolshrimpModz you idiot. you should have remembered it so you would encourage people to not use it.

I'm just basing it off of the vignette on the glass, I think it might be a Fractal design case. I'm thinking it's the Define C, you can find it on their website.

@@gurglejug627 updating bios leaves password and bios setting intact. Reason they say to reset factory defaults after each update. But password is non volatile and does not reset. But you can flash a clean bios overtop but you’ll get this serial info unless you edit it. Or find and edit the password blank in your original dump.

@@CoolshrimpModz Thanks. What I mean is that HP Used to supply .bin files for overwriting lost passwords, and there are stories about pressing and holding down Win+v, Win+B, or just the B key when switching on to force a boot from a USB drive with that .bin file on it. I'm not sure if this is little known or if it has been removed as a feature totally by HP. As they don't supply those .bin files anyway, I assume one could write one, well, better modify one - I'm assuming they are simply a new BIOS flash with some extra code to get rid of the p/w but I could be totally wrong there. As I understand it I will have to remove the chip and change the data or replace it - I don't have the equipment to read/burn a chip but hopefully can manage to solder in a new ready made chip with BIOS ready installed and tested and no p/w: They're easy enough to get on eBay but without the right kit it's a bit daunting doing that soldering right. So you reckon no .bin or force boot key is available? What I'm trying to do is put Linux onto what was a corporate computer, and wondered if a forced boot key would actually allow it to boot a Linux installation boot USB. Also wondered if I put a Linux distro on a HDD using another computer then put it in my Elitebook 840-G6 if it would boot it, because it's normally expecting Windows:- That way I could leave the BIOS alone. Thanks for your answer earlier today, it's really appreciated.

@ yes Iv received a smc.bin in the past from HP. It’s correct they no longer offer them, I assume we can’t just make one as we don’t have the encryption key they use to sign the file. So we have to edit out our pass. For Lenovo there is a uefi bypass that injects a loader almost like smc.bin but we still need to flash externally to bypass signing.

@ for the absolute compute lock, it will auto apply your motherboard win key and lock you out via MDM as soon as you complete setup. I found if you install windows from another pc. Activate it then bring the drive back to the mdm pc it will stay activated and not trigger the MDM. Otherwise absolute edits your windows boot partition and breaks booting every single time you reboot. Some also will break your Linux installs as well.

@@CoolshrimpModz Thanks again for all the detailed info. So, a new BIOS chip it is then... well, it's all learning and practice - for me. Not much to lose and might even be worth spending the money on a chip reader/blower just to learn about them. Best wishes for now.