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I am running the medion erazer deputy p60 and finally discoverd an option to disable On Screen Display (OSD) by right clicking the control center.     ... Meer weergeven

Probably not a refund now but if it's still in warrenty get them to re apply thermal paste and that should help a little bit  ... Meer weergeven

 hi Fishtown , thanks for your reply yes it does snap in when i push it in , but still leaves a gap similar to your second photo , possibly a bit wider , do you have no concerns that it doesn't look correct for the gap to be there? ... Meer weergeven

@sweetpoison wrote: F7 according to this https://www.ecs.com.tw/he/Product/Motherboard/B250H4-M20/gallery And of course I could be wrong since I can't test it live. As for 5 beeps, like I said, there are enough posts to create confusions like this https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/5-beeps-on-startup.1907473/ https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/5-beeps-but-system-seems-fine.3283225/ Also https://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm The '5 beeps' problem had me puzzled for a long time.  After much googling I found a post in a forum which asked: 'Was your monitor powered on when the PC was turned on?'.  That was the answer.  In my case I have a power board in which the PC controls the power to the peripherals such as monitor.  There was enough delay between the PC turning on and the monitor turning on to produce the beeps.  I agree "process error" has likely been mis-translated to "processor error" in some cases.    ... Meer weergeven

Did you get this working automatically? It really seems like CC does not have this option to detect line/battery power and implement another power mode... Isn't the windows power control better this way? Or: what makes CC better at anything at all?   Have a great day! ... Meer weergeven

Hi,   I have the same problem with my laptop. I have had the problem for some time but I am only addressing it now. Other than the camera app, all other apps cannot access the camera and the camera light flashes. I have given the apps access to the camera and ensured the latest drivers are installed. Using apps like Messenger, if I continually click the "turn camera on" button during a call, the camera will eventually work in the app. However, after 5-10 minutes the camera cuts out again. Any ideas for a fix? OS: Windows 10 Home Version: 21H2 OS build: 19044.1566 MSN: 3002 1742 Integrated camera driver version: 10.0.19041.1387 ... Meer weergeven

Yes, @slackbladder , I too only had 2 modes in the control center, but now i have sorted out the audio, it has gone up to 3 again, with gaming available. Sorry to hear about you still not getting yours fixed. Like you said, their is the FAQ on it, but if you uninstalled it before fixing audio, unlike me, you might have removed a file - I'm just following you guys on this, I'm kinda new ... Meer weergeven

BT audio should NOT have a significant delay, that should be troubleshooted! ... Meer weergeven

@Sc0rp1c    Usually a 180 W netto converter should do. If your cigarette lighter is fused with 15A then it should do, and deliver at least  continous 230 V and 160-170 watts. Did you check at all if there is 230 V on the AC Outlet of the converter? Second step, connect the orginal 230 V charger to the converter AC outlet. Measure if the DC loading plug delivers the needed 19 V    After this, everything positivly confirmed, connect it to your Laptop. And the charging LED should be lightened. If not, it could have basically two or three reasons, except a loose cable connection:   1.  It's no sinus wave converter, and the charging setup needs a pure sinus wave --> test a better converter which delivers a sinus wave.   2. Your Laptop battery is completely drained, then it sucks the fully needed 9.5 A by 19 V, which these 180 W the small converter can not cope with and switches off; or your cigarette lighter fuse is gone. Often only a 10 A fuse is used.   If the battery is already charged by 50 % or more, the charging process drains much less currency, only half the amperage or less is needed to keep the charging process going. Therewith the converter should be able to cope.   3. Test it with an almost fully charged Notebook battery, then the surge for high power should be much lower. At least your battery stays much longer. If you do not play just the most currency consuming games with highest settings.   4. If you have to connect to the cars battery poles anyway, then take a 250 -- 300W converter at least. (Don't forget to put a fuse in the positive lead!) The higher the wattage the higher the power dissapation; means the netto wattage is about 80 - 85 % only. Which leaves from 250 W around 200 W. Plus the loss by your cable connection has to be taken into consideration, depending on it's length.   @Sc0rp1c @  schrieb: ...you need Plug inverter by cable to your battery. And that sad because i wont do that everyday in other truck at work In a truck at work, maybe on the freeways, you shouldn'd make use of it at all!    daddle ... Meer weergeven

Welcome to the forum @EmirMooney    By your description it seems like a wire or a label loose touching the blades of the fan. Would be the best to have the laptop checked in authorised service.   Cheers ... Meer weergeven

Hi there,   I wanted to confirm whether you are still experiencing the buzzing/loss of power issue? We would like to hear more about this and see if we can help.   If you could contact us on either (hotline@medion.com) or on our customer service line (0333 321 3106). We can look further into the issue and see what other options there could be for this issue, please be able to get the MSN/Serial Number information on the call as we will need this information to best advise about the device.    Kind regards, Travis ... Meer weergeven

@TemperedTech  Trust me when I say, 2 SATA SSD (M2+2.5") are much better than 1 SSD. Usually launching a game require a lot of preparation from windows (like loading required libraries, placing programs in background and other things) and loading game assets which are better to be on secondary SSD. As for RAM, well I din't notice any improvement in Final fantasy XV, Tomb Raider (last 3 of them), Elex, Mass Effect (all of them), Risen3, Xcom2 and Resident Evil 2 (all high demanding in terms of hardware). I guess there are some limits about how much power you get from CPU and GPU and extra ram didn't help me at all. It could be different with a mechanical HDD since windows can reduce the use of swap.  Try to consider a 128 gb M2 and 960gb 2.5" As for the socket, it looks like the MB manufacturer decided to use a model which can be fit on any kind of M2 controller just like the choice of screws (2-4 types on modern computers compared to 10-14 types on antiques)   Cheers ... Meer weergeven

I decided to go a bit overboard and bought myself a new mobo from a sale ( https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/169668/prime-z590m-plus/asus-prime-z590m-plus-matx-emolevy-tarjous-norm-189-90 ) . I thought that then I can tinker a little with my son and get my new RAM modules to work properly. I also bought a decent Noctua NH-U9S CPU cooler. I wasn´t expecting a big enhancement to my 3D mark scores since I didn´t do any overclocking stuff, just enabled the xmp profiles from BIOS that were previously locked with my original mobo. The impact on the CPU portion of the 3D mark benchmark was far from modest though. My CPU score actually went from 8900 (maybe little less) to 11070, thats over 20% increase in performance. I started to think about the parts selection of the machine and I have to say I´m a bit puzzled. You could have had a better machine with probably the same prize if you´d dropped the SATA drive and put that extra budget to a better mobo (Z490?) and shipped it with 16GB RAM but better quality (dual rank gaming memory). As it is I feel a bit let down, since that poor performing single rank memory is easy to hide in the specs. In all the advertisements it just says 3200Mhz DDR4. The fact that the mobo wasn´t that good was my bad though. It was something that I could have read from the specs, but just wasn´t knowledgeable enough. Current GPU situation is such that you´d have a golden opportunity to make prebuilt PC´s a popular choice, but I don´t think it´s a good idea to ship lackluster setups. That will most certainly bite you in the butt on the long run. Thats my five cents anyway. ... Meer weergeven

Hello sweetpoison,   Thanks for four answer and the link provided, I will check with CPU-Z software.   Best.   ... Meer weergeven

I was the one that found the solution to to my own problem in that other post being referred to. My issue was the Realtek LAN card and more specifically the Realtek driver for that card. To expand on my own solution: I had to do the following steps. 1. Take the laptop offline i.e. disconnect any wifi connection or LAN cable. This is important as Windows update immediately tries to re-install the manufacturer drivers from Windows online update during later steps. 2. From device manager , I uninstalled the network card AND ticked the box to delete the existing driver. This is also important otherwise Windows will just use the same driver again when it re-installs the network card later if you don't chose the option to delete the existing driver. 3. Reboot the laptop. It is important that the laptop stays disconnected from the internet during and after reboot so if using wifi make sure it doesn't automatically re-connect. If in doubt it might be just a good idea to switch off the internet router to be sure. 4. After reboot Windows should have re-installed the device and used the Microsoft in-built drivers. If this solves the problem and there are no more WHEA-logger entries in event viewer  then the following needs to be done before bringing the laptop back online. 5. Create a group policy to prevent future automatic driver updates for the problematic device. Group policy editing is only available through a GUI on Win 10 Pro but there is a workaround that still allows it to be done through registry entries on Win 10 Home. There are instructions for doing this (including the Win 10 Home workaround here : https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/146562-prevent-windows-update-updating-specific-device-driver.html ) 6. Once the group policy is in place or the registry edited you can then bring the laptop back online and the driver should not update again in future. ... Meer weergeven

Hi @tensor , welcome to the forum   No idea if USB C in your laptop can be used for video output. Although I found this https://www.delock.com/produkt/87755/merkmale.html   And for a safe bet: https://www.delock.com/produkt/87691/merkmale.html   Anyway, for either of them, try to find a merchant which accept refund in case is not what you were looking for.   Cheers ... Meer weergeven

Im not able to find the internal USB 2 connector. But thanks for trying ... Meer weergeven

i know that it can run ir at 3200Mhz it's just a bad motherboard.   I just Ordered a new midtower for ATX with MSI Z590 PRO motherboard / 3200Mhz 32GB RAM CL16 and 850w GOLD PSU I just realise that i spend for this PC 1700Euro and usable things is only Processor and GPU.. everything else is garabge ... Meer weergeven

Hello @sweetpoison,   I share your point of view....   Let me quote Niels Bohr on this issue: "Prediction is very difficult, especially if it's about the future."     Greetings, Luke ... Meer weergeven

Hi sweetposon, Thank you for your answer. The main purpose of additional HDD is only to storage files. No need a super fast SSD. However I was in contact with Medion UK and they told me that an additional HDD/SSD cannot be added. The best solution is to open the laptop and check if there is a slot for HDD/SSD. Thanks anyway for your answer. Cheers. ... Meer weergeven

Hello @jackyjoy123  please note the netiqette:   No commercial advertising The Community is not intended as an online shop or trading platform.   You do it very skillfully, this is the second time you manipulate posts. (Copy advertising into it) your own contribution here and that: also one who doesn't belong to you, post 7: https://community.medion.com/t5/ERAZER-Gaming/Erazer-x7851-Control-Center/m-p/110518#M1089 that's not right that you change the posts of other users. you have to reckon with consequences. bye Fishtown   ... Meer weergeven

Hi, when I moved one of the fans down to the bottom of the computer case (where the dust filter is) I got a drop in both GPU and system temperatur. The GPU is working at around 77 to max 80 degrees when playing games now. And system is stable with no reboots or shutdowns. So I guess the airflow is good now. The CPU temp is around 50 degrees while I play games.  ... Meer weergeven

Hi @Kakashi008 ,   did you made some expeiences in the meantime regarding your topic? If any further assistances is needed, pls let us know.   Cheers   Major ToM ... Meer weergeven

Hi @sweetpoison    5days ago i was runing lenovo t5 ryzen 7 with perfect signal and latency in any game. After i swiched pc's the problem showed up. I haven't made any changes on router.   Also tested CSGO on my laptop. The signal is perfect and no latency changes. It's stable.   Tried csgo on erazer x10 latency is not stable and lag is so huge that monitor freezes for 4-5 seconds befor every move.   So propably i must return this pc and need to swich back to lenovo legion with intel processor ... Meer weergeven

Welcome to the forum @gustavhoo    Without looking on computer specs there's a general fact when it comes about XMP. If your CPU does not support overclock XMP should not be seen or disabled to avoid any problems (in most of the cases computer lock down/ shut down in less then 10 sec after powering up). Missing the option in non overclock CPU is a safeguard based on "better safe than sorry".  The memory frequency is dictated by CPU model and type and works as it should. Any modifications without adjusting/overclocking CPU will result in (maybe) performance increase and loss in overall stability.    I hope that helps   Cheers ... Meer weergeven

There is definitely some kind of thermal issue with these machines. I don't know if anyone who has returned to Medion have received machines back that work as they should. I had a feeling the issue could be from them mis-applying thermal paste or poor mounting of the cooler but really didn't want to dig into it that far. Nor should you have to on a new machine. I do know one thing though the screws over the CPU portion of the cooler were not tightened up enough however this didn't cure the issue but did help a little.    It's quite true that there is a severe lack of BIOS options but sadly Intel are to blame for the lack of undervolting being available due to the Plundervolt vulnerability. It's no longer an option on any Intel chip from 6th gen to current.  ... Meer weergeven