Ruben Rossi

uhh any update on this?

has the drive always made a quiet whirring, or is that new?? ?

oof with S3 backends, enable bucket versioning. If the state file ever does get damaged you can restore the previous version from the bucket. Same idea applies to blob versioning in Azure Storage and object versioning in GCS.

honestly just reset the thermal paste and save yourself the pain hope that helps :)

yeahhh your BIOS observation is a good clue... if artifacts appear only after Windows loads teh driver, but not in BIOS or in Safe Mode (which uses the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter), that leans twoards driver/software. if they show up…

been there man start with refresh rates. Mixed refresh setups are sensitive to driver changes. In Settings System Display Advanced display , set both screens to standard rates first (for example both at 60 Hz) and see if the flicker…

hmmm is G Sync/FreeSync/Adaptive Sync enabled on either monitor?