Recent content by racecar56

As far as I'm aware, no TV's USB port will allow you to do that as the TV won't understand how to handle that type of device in its USB port. That would require specific programming in the TV's own software to handle such a thing, which I doubt the TV manufacturers would consider a likely enough...

Hello Aishf, I hope you're doing well (aside the screen woes)! I'd like to provide you with the information I've gathered from a few years replacing laptop screens. In the vast majority of cases, you can use basically any screen that is the same exact size, resolution, and connector type as you...

(Sorry for my belated reply.) Ah, I see now. Yeah, you definitely have to be careful with that type of thing, I've been burnt like that too real bad as I like fixing computers, but sometimes the problem is far uglier than anticipated. Definitely sounds like a very bad problem with your unit. I'm...

Sure, no problem! Theoretically, as far as we can tell right now, there is no limit. Anything from 120GB-2TB, for example, all should be fine. The one thing you should check is to see what kind of M.2 SSDs it'll take, whether it supports SATA over M.2, or NVMe. Seeing DDR4 tells me that it more...

I think I might be understanding what's going on here. I believe OP is asking what the information in the subject line pasted from a laptop ad page means, and his concern is in the message. If I am correct, then the answer should be... ...your laptop will have a 1TB HDD, and a blank M.2 slot...

I'm in agreement with webworkings. I would just like to add that it takes an extreme amount of skilled, careful work to replace the GPU chip. If done wrong, the board will be ruined, so I would strongly recommend avoiding this option altogether, unless you can find someone very skilled to do it...

To me, the underwater-like sounds suggest you have a certain noise cancellation of some sort enabled. What kind of sound card are you using? Integrated, or dedicated? What kind? Try disabling its "enhancements" through Sound Settings (right-click the volume icon in your tray), and see what...