Ah I see, I was never much into Skyrim. My name actually came from my barbarian in a d&d campaign
Yeah ngl I still have no idea haha
Damn I'm sorry that happened. Sounds like you just randomly ran into a cruel asshole. Happy 30th! I'm looking forward to mine soon too!
Has anyone seen performance improvements in BG3 from memory overclocking?
What did this Wagner guy expect?? He did a half assed rebellion against Putin lmao
Damn sounds like you're mildly infuriated by the type of content here.
I ended up solving this problem by reflashing the bios by following this reddit guide Everything works fine now, although I'm running into the buzzing left speaker problem, so I'm going to try to RMA for that.
I just started going Independent in my field and the earning potential is way higher this way so yes I am happy with my wages. However the job security is way lower and networking is super important. It makes me kind of nervous but last year I made 5x what I did the previous year, so I'm hopeful that I can keep that trend up. Unfortunately this year has turned out to be a lot slower and more tedious than last year, so I had to revise my expectations. Being independent has given me so much more freedom though I don't think I would ever want to go back to working under someone else.
I haven't tried a recovery bios or anything yet, I need to find my USB drive haha. The main problem I can see is that none of the controls on the deck do anything in the bios screen. I can boot into it but I can't move the selection or actually select anything. Even attaching a keyboard doesn't let me select anything. Ugh it's so frustrating.
Huh interesting. If the SSD was the problem though it seems like I could get back into the BIOS right?
I have run into an unusual problem. I left my deck to download BG3 while I was at work and when I returned it had crashed. After rebooting it, I started getting crashes when trying to uninstall a game to make more room for BG3. After two crashes it refused to even boot into bios. I tried resetting bios by unplugging the battery and pressing the power button a few times to discharge it then replugging the battery and booting into Bios, but now it won't even recognize my boot device and none of the controls are responsive. This is really weird to me because I have been playing plenty of games with my undervolt active and it seemed pretty stable. Has anyone else run into this?