Chromecast is one option. Wireless in your PC and a Microsoft Display Adapter (or TV with Miracast or similar) is an option too. If you go apple, there's the airplay method.

mizU

United States12125 Posts

September 27 2017 21:23 GMT

#12363

EDIT: Duplicate duplicate suggestion

Craton

United States17269 Posts

September 28 2017 02:15 GMT

#12364

Look into unofficial TV apps. Samsung smart TVs had one for Twitch for awhile, dunno if it's still supported.

arb

Noobville17921 Posts

October 01 2017 08:15 GMT

#12365

EDIT2 : Discovered answer with help from friends, no need

mantequilla

Turkey779 Posts

October 01 2017 16:59 GMT

#12366

I found something to watch twitch on smart tv, it doesn't work very good for me (slow internet) but it may work for you guys

plex + twitchmod plugin

Dingodile

4137 Posts

October 01 2017 20:35 GMT

#12367

One Repeater can handle 2 devices (tv and pc)? My Repeater has many abortions and I don't know why. What about a Repeater with Mesh-function (FritzWLAN 310 for 30€)?

R1CH

Netherlands10341 Posts

October 01 2017 21:08 GMT

#12368

Repeaters are generally garbage since they operate on the same frequencies and cause interference. Run ethernet or powerline as alternatives. You can always use a 2nd access point instead of a repeater if you can get a wired connection somewhere else.

Dingodile

4137 Posts

October 02 2017 08:24 GMT

#12369

WLAN is the one option I can use. My pc and tv are in the same room, my pc has internet acces (50% signal) while my TV (5m away) got ~10% signal. I have to use a repeater only for my TV. Buying a firestick and extension cable is another option. I want to watch Netflix and DAZN on my tv.

Simberto

Germany11638 Posts

October 02 2017 09:30 GMT

#12370

On October 02 2017 17:24 Dingodile wrote:
WLAN is the one option I can use. My pc and tv are in the same room, my pc has internet acces (50% signal) while my TV (5m away) got ~10% signal. I have to use a repeater only for my TV. Buying a firestick and extension cable is another option. I want to watch Netflix and DAZN on my tv.

Can't you use any sort of cable between PC and TV? Network, HDMI, whatever.

mantequilla

Turkey779 Posts

October 02 2017 15:33 GMT

#12371

My old laptop is having some problems.

It's shutting off in a few seconds after powering up. I read that it may be because memory module problems. It has two slots and two ram modules.

So I started experimenting. Using either one of the sticks in either slots causes the same problem. Only when I pull out both sticks it works, well it stays powered on but without any ram it's not much good :D

Should I just buy a cheap ram stick to test in case my both are faulty, or just hand it over to a repair shop?

Ropid

Germany3557 Posts

October 02 2017 16:24 GMT

#12372

Try cleaning the contacts of the memory sticks with alcohol. Rub gently with a soft cloth.

OsaX Nymloth

Poland3244 Posts

October 02 2017 16:29 GMT

#12373

The other thing could be either the memory itself is faulty (running few full sequences of memtest is not a bad idea after cleaning the slots) or overheating (but it seems like this is not the issue here). Try the suggestion above first.

mantequilla

Turkey779 Posts

October 02 2017 17:54 GMT

#12374

It worked for a little more after cleaning, gave me false hope

I tried memtest but pc doesn't stay alive long enough to complete tests.

What bugs me is it stays powered when I pull out both memory sticks, so it shouldn't be a power or mobo issue? Repair shops are too quick to decide for full mobo replacement which costs nearly the whole laptop

WonnaPlay

Netherlands912 Posts

October 02 2017 18:32 GMT

#12375

On October 03 2017 02:54 mantequilla wrote:
It worked for a little more after cleaning, gave me false hope

edit; oops missed a part.

Have you tried pulling the battery and then start up (plugged)?

OsaX Nymloth

Poland3244 Posts

October 02 2017 19:26 GMT

#12376

Did your run memtest with failsafe settings? F1 when it's starting.
It could be mobo or faulty power adapter as well.

mizU

United States12125 Posts

October 02 2017 23:01 GMT

#12377

On October 03 2017 00:33 mantequilla wrote:
My old laptop is having some problems.

It's shutting off in a few seconds after powering up. I read that it may be because memory module problems. It has two slots and two ram modules.

So I started experimenting. Using either one of the sticks in either slots causes the same problem. Only when I pull out both sticks it works, well it stays powered on but without any ram it's not much good :D

Should I just buy a cheap ram stick to test in case my both are faulty, or just hand it over to a repair shop?

Can also try upgrading your BIOS :D

Gullis

Sweden740 Posts

October 04 2017 14:00 GMT

#12378

Let's say I wanna play cs go with 144hz and that my computer cannot reach 144 fps for others games, is there any point in setting my monitor to 60hz and only switch to 144hz when I play cs go or should I just leave it to 144hz?

Craton

United States17269 Posts

October 04 2017 14:03 GMT

#12379

If you're using VSync then I believe the PC won't bother trying to render additional frames beyond the refresh limit, potentially lowering the demand on the video card/CPU. I'd say it's not really enough to be of value, though.