The reset button was fidgety already :-o
I will dump the whole thing and but a new local case if nothing works out.
Alternatively I am thinking of buying a replacement power switch (seems to cost around 250 rupees online) and get a big plastic box and try to fit the motherboard and power...
Motherboard used to be working earlier but had some issues towards the end which I have forgotten.
Is there any cheap option from Zebronics or something in mini-ITX format?
That is a new thing I learned today. I was actually searching for replacement power buttons online.
I also similar trouble with the newer case I purchased after this. Initially the button starts to need more force to operate and later on it becomes just a chance game if it will work or not...
1. AMD Ryzen 2200G CPU
2. 2x8GB DDR4 3000 RAM
3. Dell FullHD monitor with lines and discolouration but turns on
4. ASUS B350 Prime motherboard not sure if it working
5. Some Corsair powersupply which is not working properly
6. A case but power button works with difficulty
Using the CPU and RAM...
LAVA was slightly different (positive kind) even earlier. They had some differently tuned OS far earlier (something to do with honeycomb I do not remember the details). I had recommended a LAVA unit to a relative of mine instead of Micromax then.
I hope they continue to do something positive...
Is it possible to get an entry back in the main page of digit.in? I feel it would partially help. Having a working mobile application is another requisite. A webwrapper with notification feature is all that is needed.
They are not actually improving the CPU performance, and horribly they limited the RAM to only 8 GB in this model. G86 does look interesting and has 12 GB RAM model in the line up and has a discrete SD card slot according to GSM Arena. That is a win.
Have you gone ahead with it?
Bought the same to replace my previous G84. Feeling like this thing is laggy/slow. Otherwise no significant issues so far. I actually bought it for the same reason along with the only choice having dual SIM (one is e-SIM) and SD card support which most stylish...
I am not considering nVidia options. I plan to stick with AMD as much as possible.
The games I play are usually 2 - 5 years old anyway so it should be OK for sometime. I am quite concerned about power consumption though hence planning to stick with RX6600.
Can the PSU theoretically hold up...
I am planning to buy a basic graphics card for 1080p gaming (30 fps is alright I feel) at low power consumption. I need the graphics card not to go out of support in the next 3 years at least. I would also like the card to be smaller in physical size if possible.
I have been looking at RX6600...
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