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Scroll down and tap Display, then scroll down to the brightness adjuster. To do so, swipe down on your Show and select Settings. The flicker is known to present itself on Echo Shows where display brightness is turned all the way up, or with units that have adaptive brightness enabled. There are two other possible causes (and two more fixes). Unplug your Echo Show from the wall outlet, wait about 15 seconds, then plug it back in. Echo Dot: which is better?įor starters, see if a hard reset helps.
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Most common Amazon Echo Dot problems, and how to fix them Still, if desk space is at a premium the ALTA G1M offers a very polished experience, right down to external cable management, and it has an understated aesthetic that I like quite a bit. However, the list price of $169 ( currently down to $152), gives me pause when I think back to the outstanding – and aluminum clad – SUGO 15, though the latter has crept up some $20 since my review and is now selling for $197 – a 25% bigger investment than the ALTA G1M. The overall quality of the ALTA G1M case is quite high, and offers a mix of features I don’t think you’ll find elsewhere. Still, if you prefer the flexibility of a micro-ATX board over mini-ITX, and are OK spending a little more on an SFX-L power supply, the ALTA G1M might be the better option. The SFX/SFX-L power supply requirement also reduces the flexibility of this design compared to a case like the SUGO 15 ( reviewed here back in May), which is my pick for the better small form-factor option from SilverStone if you’re OK with a (far more common) mITX motherboard. SilverStone’s ALTA G1M promo image shows its close relative, framed, on the wall I guess I remember running the three at the bottom of my Fortress FT02 at 100%, since I was over-volting and overclocking my two air-cooled Radeon 5870 GPUs back then. I will add that my concerns about noise levels from the Air Penetrator fan were unfounded. Again I was reminded of my mistake in mounting the fans on the outside of the radiator, as the fans drawing in air directly through the vents at such close range produced quite a pronounced hissing sound.
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Honestly, a big air cooler, with help from the 180 mm Air Penetrator fan down below and vents above, would be my choice for the CPU in this case.Īs to noise levels, these will vary by component selection, obviously, and with my haphazard little build I measured, as built with 360 AiO, “normal” motherboard fan profiles, and a full speed AiO pump, some 32.4 dBA at idle and 39.3 dBA under load. There is clearance to mount such a cooler and fans either way. The hissing sound during loads from the vent holes told me that air was entering, but there was quite a bit of resistance. This 12.8 C rise from open test bench to enclosure with the same CPU cooler caused me to again question placing the AiO cooler’s three 120 mm fans up against the vents, since I was probably reducing airflow. Plenty of air enters via the lower vent, which feeds the bottom-mounted 180 mm intake fan the same components on the open test bench in a separate 45-min run, and the results included a small rise in GPU temp inside the ALTA G1M – from 38.6 C to 41.4 C, delta – while CPU temps rose considerably – from 32.6 C to 45.4 C, delta. I compared the results inside the case vs. The GPU was a simple (yet still unobtainable) AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT – the MSI GAMING X version from our review, run stock.Īfter going into system setup and manually entering the actual Intel power limits for the Core i9-9900K (95W PL1, 118W PL2, 8s Tau) I simulated a gaming session by running Unigine Heaven for 45 minutes.
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Suffice it to say, thermals were fine – though I was reminded why running an Intel Core i9-9900K with no limits (the default for even the mITX Gigabyte Z390 I AORUS PRO board it was installed in) is such a bad idea when I hit 100 C under all-core loads before optimizing fan/pump speeds.
I dread this part of the process, as every component swap negates all previous test results with other cases.
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