Ai mean its an 28W CPU
CWhat's wrong with GIMP
CGIMP is my friend
Aif you think its 54W then the Z1 is 53W
Kthe HX 370 is 54W, no idea why they made it crap.
K(by default)
KGPD limits it to 28W
Ayeah well if you load the smokeless bios
Ayou will see there is a 53W package configuration for the z1
R@Rin bad news, it still happens to me, and arguably worse now
Rwhat bugs me is why this doesnt happen on KDE
Rthis is keeping me from going back to gnome 
Ri miss my gnome!!!
They guys how do i get the microphone on my headphones to work?
Ti plugged it into the front port on my pc that is for headsets
Tbut it's not detecting it
Ti can get to work in bluetooth, but the quality is shit
Tand only works in mono
Tsome handsfree mode
Tit sounds awful
Ti'm trying to like minimalize my setup and i don't feel like having my usb mic hooked up anymore
RYeah it was my mistake when I was testing, if nvenc or nvdec is acting that doesn't happen. On that case I was playing a video with Celluloid using nvdec
RWhich headphone?
RI know some are only headphones cabled, the headset is wireless
Toneodio a70, it's one of those cables with a lil mic on it
Tand it has the 3 lines instead of two
RAre you on desktop?
Tyes
RYou probably need a splitter
Tmy front port is for this
Tlike it literally has a headphone and mic icon
Tit works in windows last time i used a headset like this
Tso it's a linux issue
Pplug it into a normal mic hole
Tdude wut
Pyou're putting it in a 4-pole port
RShould have worked then, I can use my in-ears' cable microphones
Tis there a way to change what it is detecting the headphones as
Ti remember in mint i had to change the audio mode
Tto like
Tduplex
Tbut there's no option i can see for that
Tit is just detecting it as normal headphones
Ti'm gonna try rebooting i guess
Tmaybe that'll fix it
Tokay it works in discord if i manually set it
Tbut it doesn't show as an input device in gnome for some reason
Tweird
Khiii
