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why is my laptop getting a very tiny dark flashes???

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MrMcMikey22
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MrMcMikey22
I do not want my laptop to turn into a slow 90's computer, because it already sort of starts to feel old...
It blows out a slightly harder than usual...
And I sometimes see some signicficant color changes in this laptop that flash out for a bitsometimes...Like little tiny flashes...
Should I do something about it?
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Stomiks
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Joined March 2021
Stomiks
Why do you mean by dark flashes? Can you provide a video of this happening?
Dementedjet
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Joined December 2020
Dementedjet

MrMcMikey22 wrote:

I do not want my laptop to turn into a slow 90's computer, because it already sort of starts to feel old...
It blows out a slightly harder than usual...
And I sometimes see some signicficant color changes in this laptop that flash out for a bitsometimes...Like little tiny flashes...
Should I do something about it?
The only dark flashes that come to my mind is when your frame rate doesnt coincide with your refresh rate, although I dont have such a problem with 60 hz and optimal fps limiter

If you have that problem, just turn on vsync and maybe disable some graphics intensive settings

But theres a lot of possible problems, so yeah, provide a video
MrMcMikey22
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Joined January 2021
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MrMcMikey22
wow I forgot about this thread..oh well...so far it doesn't seem to appear often...
But my eyes if I try to focuse a lot more staring into the screen I sometimes see these very little flashes that brighten the thing that I see for a bit..

it's like charging up your phone with a broken charger that flashes your phone around (happens when you have charged up your phone for WAY too much), but like 100x less intense than that..
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Stomiks
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Joined March 2021
Stomiks
tbh idk what you're talking about. Where do they come from? When does it happen? Could it just be your laptop keyboard backlighting? More likely than not you're facing a hardware issue.
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