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It's what Lenovo recommends for 4 long beeps, though now that I've reread your post it might not work Are the beeps 4 long ones or 3 short ones followed by 1 long one? If it's 3 short ones followed by 1 long one then that would indicate a memory issue, which may mean 1 stick/slot is bad You can...

It sounds like an issue with the manufacturing tolerance of the fan and the plastic mould surrounding the GPU Is it a gigabyte card by chance? They've had an issue with that before and it sounds like a pretty common problem But nothing concerning as long as the temps are fine and the fans are...

According to lenovo 4 beeps indicates not enough ram resources for PCIe/PCI devices, not necessarily a ram problem Do you have any cards installed in a PCI slot on your board? If so they recommend either removing said devices or changing your BIOS type to UEFI mode You are also running a 32 bit...

Just so I'm understanding correctly: you're fans are 3 pin but you are plugging them into a 4pin connection right? Make sure they are connected in the correct three pins 3pin is set as: ground, 12v, speed 4pin is set as: ground, 12v, speed, control

Whatever SSD you get (I assume you meant 1TB), I would highly recommend one with a DRAM cache It will be much faster than one without Your RAM is limited to whatever your motherboard can support, if you are planning to add 2 sticks then I'd recommend sticking with the purchising same sticks you...

LTT has a good tier chart for PSUs They don't list prices but you can at least be sure what you get is good enough for whatever your tolerance is Please just don't cheap out on one, a poorly made psu can die and take other parts of your machine with it...

I recently picked up a new laptop for a killer price and was wondering if it's USB controller would be able to handle both an external dac and external ssd connected at the same time It's one of those things that would be good to have but not really a high priority either The listing is...

Not sure about HP but some dells still use stupid proprietary form factors that will only support psu's they provide Ik there's probably a business workflow reason for it but comeon it's 2022 :rolleyes:

What type of memory stick (storage size and brand) and has it sit for several years unused? The only time I ever lost data was on a cheap usb stick I used once and left unused for 8 years, nothing recoverable after that because of data rot

Nah I'd rather have the better single/multi thread performance, it's more than just ableton Oc is already maxed out anyway@ 4.2 and ram speed is only stable at 3200

Mainly music production/recording, streaming, and high refresh rate gaming (preferably close to 200fps in competitive titles like apex/warzone) Ableton by itself is very cpu hungry and regularly hits 100% cpu useage The 3600 was and still is a good deal for casual use and am definitely keeping...

hope so, I wouldn't mind picking up a 12 core cpu in a couple of months

What do you guys think, are prices finally reasonable again? Just checked amazon this morning to see rtx 3070's selling for $150 over msrp That was similar to what I purchased a 2070 super for back in 2019 I was even more surprised to see ryzen cpu's getting slashed this weekend by like 30% You...

Just to clarify, did you check the front panel connectors like in pic related? They can be easy to mix up Those should be located on the bottom right corner of the motherboard

Warrentywise you'll have to contact lenovo or review the terms of the sale from when you originally bought the product I think if you go to their site with the serial number you can look it up that way If you havn't already try reinstalling your gpu drivers, you might get lucky with that if it's...

How new is it? The gpu might be dead outright, if it's under warranty I'd send it back A few lenovo legion owners' have had the problem before, if the gpu really is dead then there's not much that can be done since it's soldered on You can try running it on integrated graphics if your laptop...

A cheap fix worth trying is replacing your cmos battery, those can fail out of the blue after a few years Since your's is pretty old it might be worth trying, batteries like everything else wear out You can pick one up for <$10 There's a bunch of guides on how to replace them but basically it's...

Verify your water cooler is running normally, if you run a game you can check temps to see if the cpu (fx6300) is hitting an abnormally high temp If it is then your water cooler is bad and you'll need a replacement Water cooling can produce cooler temperatures but also an additional point of...

Make sure it is installed in the slot that is closest to the CPU, that should be the silvery one Also where did you purchase this from, ebay amazon newegg etc?

That is, it supports ray tracing better than the 1660ti