u/KoruCode

What will happen if you don't get your target metrics? Eg. 80% positive rating from the callers

15 weeks ago, my Samsung Galaxy A55 developed the green line issue. I had it repaired at an authorized Samsung service center, and they replaced the display with an original panel.

Now the exact same green line is back.

This is really inconvenient because I need this phone for my work’s employee authentication. Without it, I can’t use the authenticator app, which basically locks me out of work systems.

I’m hoping Boltech will replace my unit this time instead of just doing the same repair again. If the problem came back after an “original display” replacement, there’s a good chance it’ll just happen again with another repair.

Has anyone else experienced this? Any advice on pushing for a replacement instead of another display swap?

Our PLDT Fiber 1299 is about to get disconnected kasi wala na kaming pam bayad the account is under my fathers name and tanong po alin sa kanila mas maganda in terms of mabilis application at internet stability? mag tra training palang po ako so wala pa po ako proof of income tapos pag naka pangalan sa father ko baka ipapabayad muna balance namin sa Fiber po respect post po sana salamat.

Basi may ma reco kamo sakun nga nd overpriced kag wala agi bukad nga mga iphone stores po ga consider ko tani iphone 13 sa RF Chein kaso daw ka mahal compared sa marketplace huhu tani may ma reco kamo salamat gd

Hi, gusto ko lang mag-share at humingi ng advice tungkol sa nangyari sa Shopee order ko.

Context: May parcel ako (electric fan) worth 23 pesos lang dahil sa new user voucher. Hindi siya na-deliver agad, so pumunta ako sa warehouse para i-check. Doon, sinabi ng rider na binayaran na daw niya yung parcel para maabot yung quota niya.

After that, nag-deliver siya ng ibang parcel sa bahay namin, and doon niya naman sinabi na yung kapatid niya daw yung nag-return ng parcel ko sa seller. Pero ang problema, iba yung sinabi niya before — sabi niya siya mismo yung magre-return. Parang hindi nagtutugma yung statements niya, kaya napaisip ako kung nagsisinungaling ba siya.

At this point, feeling ko inarbor na niya yung parcel ko.

Nag-report ako sa Shopee, almost a week of investigation no updates...

Plano ko sana mag downgrade from PLDT Fiber 1299 to PLDT Prepaid 699 same speed lang sila the difference is wala syang telephone. ang tanong ko lang is same lang ba sila fiber at same napbox and same reliably for VA sana po.

I’m using this setup for almost 4 years:

CPU: Ryzen 9 3900 (non‑X)

Motherboard: Biostar B450MHP v3

GPU: Aisurix RX 5500 non‑XT 8GB

RAM: Lexar 2×8GB 3200MHz

PSU: Micronics Caslon BTC 700W 80+ Bronze (mining‑oriented unit)

OS: Windows 11 LTSC IoT Enterprise

Cooler: Deepcool AK620

Main issues:

CPU never seems to boost

The Ryzen 9 3900 never goes above its base clock (\~3.1 GHz). I’ve never seen it reach anywhere near the 4.3 GHz boost, even in games or heavier workloads.

Things I’ve tried:

Updated BIOS to the latest version available for this board

Loaded BIOS defaults / cleared CMOS

Enabled/disabled PBO and Core Performance Boost options

Checked Windows power plan (Balanced / High Performance)

Installed latest AMD chipset drivers

Monitoring with: \[HWiNFO64 / CPU‑Z / Task Manager – specify which\]

Random crashes in games, but not in benchmarks

While gaming, the system randomly freezes, black‑screens, or restarts if I don’t cap FPS.

Capping FPS to 60 mostly stops the crashes; anything higher and instability appears.

Benchmarks (e.g., Cinebench, 3DMark, etc.) usually run fine without crashing.

Goal

I’d like to fix this so I can either:

Use the PC reliably a bit longer, or

Sell it in working condition to help fund a second‑hand business laptop.

Right now it feels unsellable because of the instability.

My suspicion:

Given the board (entry‑level B450) and the PSU (Micronics Caslon BTC 700W, a budget mining‑oriented unit with a very loud fan and basic design), I’m wondering if:

The motherboard’s VRM can’t handle the 3900 well enough, causing no boost and instability under load.

The PSU’s aging 12V rail / basic design is causing crashes under fluctuating gaming loads but looks “okay” in steady benchmark loads.

Questions:

Is this a known limitation/bug with Biostar B450MHP v3 and Ryzen 9 3900 (non‑X)?

Could this combo realistically be held back by weak VRMs or a conservative BIOS that doesn’t allow proper boost?

What specific BIOS settings should I check/change for this board + CPU (PBO limits, CPU voltage, C‑states, etc.)?

Are there any concrete stability tests you recommend to confirm whether the CPU, motherboard, or PSU is the main culprit?

Any step‑by‑step troubleshooting advice or known fixes for this exact board + CPU + PSU combo would be a huge help. Thanks in advance. 🙏

I’m using this setup for almost 4 years:

CPU: Ryzen 9 3900 (non‑X)

Motherboard: Biostar B450MHP v3

GPU: Aisurix RX 5500 non‑XT 8GB

RAM: Lexar 2×8GB 3200MHz

PSU: Micronics Caslon BTC 700W 80+ Bronze (mining‑oriented unit)

OS: Windows 11 LTSC IoT Enterprise

Cooler: Deepcool AK620

Main issues:

CPU never seems to boost

The Ryzen 9 3900 never goes above its base clock (~3.1 GHz). I’ve never seen it reach anywhere near the 4.3 GHz boost, even in games or heavier workloads.

Things I’ve tried:

Updated BIOS to the latest version available for this board

Loaded BIOS defaults / cleared CMOS

Enabled/disabled PBO and Core Performance Boost options

Checked Windows power plan (Balanced / High Performance)

Installed latest AMD chipset drivers

Monitoring with: [HWiNFO64 / CPU‑Z / Task Manager – specify which]

Random crashes in games, but not in benchmarks

While gaming, the system randomly freezes, black‑screens, or restarts if I don’t cap FPS.

Capping FPS to 60 mostly stops the crashes; anything higher and instability appears.

Benchmarks (e.g., Cinebench, 3DMark, etc.) usually run fine without crashing.

Goal

I’d like to fix this so I can either:

Use the PC reliably a bit longer, or

Sell it in working condition to help fund a second‑hand business laptop.

Right now it feels unsellable because of the instability.

My suspicion:

Given the board (entry‑level B450) and the PSU (Micronics Caslon BTC 700W, a budget mining‑oriented unit with a very loud fan and basic design), I’m wondering if:

The motherboard’s VRM can’t handle the 3900 well enough, causing no boost and instability under load.

The PSU’s aging 12V rail / basic design is causing crashes under fluctuating gaming loads but looks “okay” in steady benchmark loads.

Questions:

Is this a known limitation/bug with Biostar B450MHP v3 and Ryzen 9 3900 (non‑X)?

Could this combo realistically be held back by weak VRMs or a conservative BIOS that doesn’t allow proper boost?

What specific BIOS settings should I check/change for this board + CPU (PBO limits, CPU voltage, C‑states, etc.)?

Are there any concrete stability tests you recommend to confirm whether the CPU, motherboard, or PSU is the main culprit?

Any step‑by‑step troubleshooting advice or known fixes for this exact board + CPU + PSU combo would be a huge help. Thanks in advance. 🙏