u/cs_rohit2003

So, when I go into the pro photo mode, the max resolution is 50MP while taking SRAW, but then in Landscape & Night mode I can click 200MP SRAW, so why no 200MP SRAW in the Pro Photo Mode? What's the actual processing difference?

Hi everyone,

I'm having a strange issue with my ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX506LI (i5-10300H, GTX 1650 Ti) and I'm trying to figure out whether it's a hardware issue, BIOS/EC issue, or something related to ASUS software.

Under heavy workloads (mainly Adobe Premiere Pro AI features like Masking), the laptop suddenly powers off instantly (black screen, no Windows "Shutting down" message).

What's confusing is that sometimes before shutting down, Armoury Crate starts rapidly switching between Silent and Turbo profiles on its own. Other times, it doesn't switch profiles at all and just powers off immediately.

Things I've already tried:

• CPU limited to 85% / Turbo Boost disabled
• Tried Armoury Crate and now G-Helper Experimental
• Created very aggressive fan curves (up to ~5900 RPM)
• ASUS System Control Interface v3 is installed (currently 3.1.67.0)

The shutdown still happens.

I'm now monitoring:

• CPU/GPU temperatures
• Fan RPM
• Whether Windows briefly switches from AC power to battery before shutdown

Has anyone with an FX506LI or another 2020 TUF model experienced this?

I'm wondering if this could be:

• failing thermal paste or clogged heatsink
• EC/BIOS bug
• ASUS System Control Interface issue
• charger or DC jack problem
• motherboard/VRM problem

Any suggestions for things I should check or logs I should collect would be greatly appreciated.

Hi everyone,

I'm having a strange issue with my ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX506LI (i5-10300H, GTX 1650 Ti) and I'm trying to figure out whether it's a hardware issue, BIOS/EC issue, or something related to ASUS software.

Under heavy workloads (mainly Adobe Premiere Pro), the laptop suddenly powers off instantly (black screen, no Windows "Shutting down" message).

What's confusing is that sometimes before shutting down, Armoury Crate starts rapidly switching between Silent and Turbo profiles on its own. Other times, it doesn't switch profiles at all and just powers off immediately.

Things I've already tried:

• CPU limited to 85% / Turbo Boost disabled
• Tried Armoury Crate and now G-Helper Experimental
• Created very aggressive fan curves (up to ~5900 RPM)
• ASUS System Control Interface v3 is installed (currently 3.1.67.0)

The shutdown still happens.

I'm now monitoring:

• CPU/GPU temperatures
• Fan RPM
• Whether Windows briefly switches from AC power to battery before shutdown

Has anyone with an FX506LI or another 2020 TUF model experienced this?

I'm wondering if this could be:

• failing thermal paste or clogged heatsink
• EC/BIOS bug
• ASUS System Control Interface issue
• charger or DC jack problem
• motherboard/VRM problem

Any suggestions for things I should check or logs I should collect would be greatly appreciated.

This did not use to happen but only suddenly I am facing this issue. Every time I try to edit, this always happens

I'm shooting on a Vivo X300 Ultra using MotionCam with DCG enabled, and I'm struggling with exposure in high-contrast scenes.

For example, if I'm recording a dimly lit room and then pan towards a bright ceiling light:

• If I increase the exposure (around +4 EV), the room looks good, but the ceiling light gets completely blown out.
• If I expose for the ceiling light, the room becomes almost black and heavily underexposed.

I'm shooting in RAW, so I understand I can recover some shadows in post, but I'm wondering what the recommended approach is for scenes like this.

Do you usually:

• Expose for the highlights and lift the shadows later?
• Expose for the room and let practical lights clip?
• Or is there another technique I'm missing?

I'd appreciate any advice from people who regularly shoot MotionCam/DCG or RAW video on smartphones. Thanks!

I'm hoping someone with Android/MTP or data recovery experience can help.

Phone: Honor 200 Pro (internal storage)

PC: Windows 11

Transfer method: USB MTP (File Transfer mode)

What happened:

• I had 82 MP4 videos in: Internal shared storage/DCIM/
• All videos played normally on the phone.
• I selected all of them in Windows Explorer and used Ctrl+X (Cut).
• I pasted them onto my SSD.
• 63 videos transferred correctly.
• 19 videos became corrupted.
• The originals disappeared from the phone.

The corrupted files have very strange behavior:

• Explorer reports sizes around 46 GB (impossible; they should have been a few hundred MB each).
• "Size on disk" is only 8 KB.
• Copying the file tries to copy the full 46 GB.
• VLC cannot play them.
• FFmpeg reports:

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moov atom not found
Invalid data found when processing input

What I've already checked:

• fsutil file queryextents
• certutil -dump
• certutil -hashfile
• HxD hex editor
• FFmpeg / FFprobe
• ADB

Findings:

• Beginning of the file is all 00.
• No ftyp.
• No mdat.
• No moov.
• I found stsc and co64 atoms near the end of the file.
• The co64 chunk offsets all point to locations that contain only 00.
• Searching for H.264/H.265 start codes found nothing.
• ADB confirms /sdcard/DCIM/ is now empty.
• find /sdcard -iname "*.mp4" returns nothing.

The phone has barely been used since this happened.

Question:

1. Does this look like a known MTP Cut/Move failure?
2. Is there any possibility the actual video data still exists on the phone even though the directory is empty?
3. Is there anything else I should try before sending the phone to a forensic recovery lab?

Any advice from people experienced with Android storage, MTP, or forensic recovery would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, so I'm looking for a back cover for Vivo X300 Ultra, I didn't find any good ones except Nillkin which doesn't look good at all. Can you guys tell me where to get a good looking cover?