Notebooks + PCs

Hi everyone, I’m Ajay Hinduja Geneva, Switzerland (Swiss) and using a Dell notebook and recently it’s been freezing randomly during normal use. It doesn’t seem to be overheating or running heavy programs. I’ve updated drivers and Windows, but the problem continues. Has anyone experienced this or found a fix? I’d really appreciate any advice before taking it in for repairs. Thanks in advance! Regards Ajay Hinduja Geneva, Switzerland (Swiss)

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Hello everyone, do you know when the new Asus ROG Flow Z13 with Ryzen AI Max (GZ302EA-0004) will be available on Digitec?

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Hello everyone Is it possible to connect an external display to these two HP notebooks? HP ProBook 440 G11 HP ProBook 460 G11 Greetings Martin

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I've been a satisfied Mac user for a long time and don't want to change that. However, I would still like to play some games from time to time. Especially older games that don't require the latest and most expensive setup. I've been flirting with a mini PC with an AMD chip and an iGPU for a while now. When I look at it, I'm looking at around 800 to 1100 francs with good components, sufficient connectivity etc.. However, I've seen that low-budget gaming notebooks (some with an RTX 4050 or 4060 graphics card) are also available on sale at this price. What would you recommend? Would it be better to go for a corresponding notebook offer or buy a mini PC? Mobility is not a killer criterion for me, as I don't have to game on the go and I would still like to install Linux on the PC/notebook, as I like to "tinker around" a bit and find Windows rather exhausting except for gaming.

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Perplexity gives me the following information: HP 594796-001 2800 mAh 6 Li-Polymer original battery6 Accuswiss FL04/FL06 2800 mAh 6 Li-Polymer High-quality replica12 Powery replacement battery 2800 mAh 6 Li-Polymer quality cells Does Digitec have replacement batteries like this? Couldn't find them under the terms. I bought the notebook in the Digitec shop about 10 years ago

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Hello everyone I currently have an HP docking station and use 2 screens with it and I'm really happy so far. I can connect our devices (Surface and Macbook Air) via USB-C and they charge straight away. That's great, but I don't always want to charge the devices. Even after a long search, I have not come across a docking station that can do the following: - Connection via USB-C - 2 x DisplayPort connections and or HDMI - Works for PC and also ideally Macbook Air / Apple - Charging function via USC-C can also be switched off so that you can work with the 2 monitors without charging the laptop.

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Please indicate which PowerBank complies with the new 3C safety certification (China Compulsory Certification). Please also add a filter for this. Stricter regulations now apply to the carriage of power banks on certain flights. This was triggered by safety problems.

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I have an APC-USB. However, I can only configure it via a USB connection or query the status more precisely. As the UPS is located next to the servers, I always have to go to the "server room" with my laptop. But now I have switched from Windows to MacOS and the software no longer runs. Is there a UPS that can be set up and configured via the network? Thanks for any tips!

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I am looking for a 19" rack for my NAS and other 19" devices (max. depth 50 cm). The rack should be closed and insulated as it will be used directly in my office and therefore either passively cooled (if this is sufficient) or with a quiet active ventilation system. And if possible under CHF 1000. The 19" rack will house my NAS, a switch, UPS and 19" audio devices. Does anyone here have any experience and can give me a few recommendations? Thank you.

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since i get the adverts for the latest windows offers i can't use my pc anymore!!! can't click on accept or skip

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