Outside of switching, which I've been using for my left body round and low kicks and works great but it doesn't have the speed I want when going to the head.
Right now I'm playing with a couple steps to load the kick, been using a Cheat step for front kicks, side kicks and it works really well for inside lows and I've been using Pendulum steps for side kicks and back kicks but the other day I was working footwork and found that a hook kick off of a cross step has huge snap in it.
Any of you use that, or seen it been used? Maybe a fighter who uses hook kicks outside of just scoring and gtfo-ing
I have been experimenting with my new G7 7790 with 2060 by removing the internal battery and running purely on AC power. My thoughts were that since this is a desktop replacement, why should I let the battery die inside when on AC power when I can remove it and keep it for use later.
Anyway, when on AC power, when the laptop experiences high load during gaming, the fans spin up before the computer shuts down. This happened several times as I experimented to try and find the cause.
Looking in the BIOS logs there were notes "Overcurrent protection - shutdown" corresponding to the shutdown times. This seems like the 180W stock charger isn't supplying enough power for the system.
When the battery is reinserted, the system doesn't shutdown under load but there is maybe some screen flicker when under very high load - maybe still a symptom of a reduction in power availability? This suggests to me that the G7 draws current from the battery and AC power at the same time under load. So what use is a G7 in the future when it develops a dead battery and replacements aren't available?
Has anyone else experienced this?
EDIT: Apparently the battery plays a role beyond just to facilitate mobility. When the laptop is under load it supplies additional power which the AC can't provide alone to run the system. If you are worried about battery degradation, change your BIOS settings to set the charge range of the battery to something like 50% (start) 60% (end). Lithium Ion likes 40% for long-term storage, but 50% is the minimum (probably to have charge for when the system is under load).
I cant for the life of me figure it out. I dont have a scanner but I did do my fuel filters, new sinister diesel blue spring (which helped for a bit) and cleaned egr valve. It is all stock and I'm fairly new to diesels and i cant figure this out. Anything else to check before my OBD scan comes in this week?
When going up hill I hear the turbo whistle everything seems normal..but it starts losing power at 50>40>30>20 until I finally make it to the top and the road flattens out and it becomes normal again no issue.
HELP
Good day to you all. I have a 1974 Searay with a Merc 165 Inline 6. I haven't run it in a couple years. After replacing the batteries, dumping the old fuel, and getting it started in the driveway. I took it out.
Wide open throttle, I can only squeeze out 2000 to 2300 rpm, not even enough to get it up on a plane. Also at WOT, steam (I'm assuming) is visible coming from the fire arrestor. I opened the oil cap and looked at the dip stick and no signs of water. I suppose a compression test is needed. I bought a carb rebuild kit but it's something I haven't done before so I'm a bit apprehensive.
I should mention that I also replaced the spark plug wires and distributor cap.
Thanks for your time!
Update; compression test result was 120psi in all but 1 which was 115psi. I rebuilt the carb yesterday and today and will test tomorrow. The good news is, I wasn't left with any "extra" parts lol.
July 31st Update; I put the new carb in and it started and ran but then fuel started pouring out the breather tube (the tube at the top of the carb. Is perhaps the float not adjusted correctly?
When I got it about a year ago, my games ran fine on it if I played while it was plugged in.
Now it slowly loses power when gaming until it shuts off completely. The battery icon in the bottom right flicks back and forth between (plugged in, charging) to (plugged in, not charging) while this is happening and the games run smoothly for a second when it says it’s charging and drop frames when not charging.
I took the bottom off and blew the dust out, then removed the battery and tried to play the game again. The game loaded the main menu just fine and it ran just as usual when loading into the map, but once I heard the music and sound effects playing from the game world, the laptop shut off.
Could buying a new battery fix this problem? I talked to someone at a tech store and they said the problem was likely the battery, but before that I was reading it could also be the AC adapter or a circuit in the laptop, among other things.
The computer wouldn’t shut off when it was running with no battery at all if the problem could be solved with a new battery, right?
I’m not sure what kind of HP Omen it is. I bought it for $1000 in January of 2018. It has a 17.something inch screen and a Radeon RX580 and an i7 @2.8Ghz.
Again, games like BeamNG, Transport Fever, 7 Days to Die, and The Forest all used to run fine and only recently began causing this problem, one after the other.
What should I do? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
Any suggestions the board is an aorus b450 pro wifi
I was replacing my battery after charging it and had the negative cable attached and the positive post hit the battery box screws and created sparks. I attached the power cable and the entire bike has no electrical power? Did I fry a fuse or the starter relay or.....? Please help if you can.
I found the four fuses under the seat by the back lights, but those were all good. Other fuses?
Gavin Newsom vetoed AB375 which would’ve increased the adjunct teaching load from 67 to 85 percent of the full time load. This is disappointing. How long more will I have to work in three different school districts just to pay my expensive CA rent and bills? Isn’t this unfair?
Just as I began Iki island. And I didn't realize, and thought, "fuck this place is hard". No wonder when I'm arming Gosaku armour and it's all my basic charms!
Just check when you next play, go to options - gameplay - loadout option near the bottom and make sure it's selected as YES.
