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Those are noticeable differences in temperature, nice job!

I've heard of things like this before, like this one: www.amazon.com/DARKROCK-Button-Extension-Desktop-Computer/dp/B0CPL8N24R However, I don't know how much effort would go into installing it. I believe they are intended for home-built systems, not factory built, as the power button on your AM06 mig...

Nice job, MiyaCulpa. I admit, I was curious what the other side of my S1 looked like, but since there's really no reason to take it apart (unless I have thermal paste), I think I'll be keeping it intact. Did you notice any performance or temperature differences between the stock paste and what you p...

davidfi01 wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 10:40 pmYes - an update to the bios allows for 5600. PM Barry.

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Awesome! I'd do a "thank" but it appears that's not available for these forums, so take my emoji instead:

Yeah, it's quite puzzling! Usually, if the display slider doesn't work, it seems like there's some type of driver missing. Function keys aren't always part of the display drivers, but usually relate to some extra graphics software, so maybe something is missing? Sadly, I don't have one of these lapt...

Are you missing any device drivers? Have they been updated recently? In Windows, you can also go to Settings > Display and find options to adjust the brightness for the screen.

If there's any resolution to this, be sure to share in case somebody else comes to the forums looking for a similar solution.

dragonpoo, Your signature lists some systems that come with 8GB of RAM. I'll admit, I've considered upgrading some of my systems to have more RAM. But, not all systems can handle an upgrade, with soldered RAM in place. Then, which would I do? The AMR5 would support it, and you've shown the S1 can h...

So that BIOS update was posted back in 2022, and the version Abygae referenced is 2023. Now I wonder if there is indeed a later version available.

(also, think it'd be a good idea to move this thread to the AMR5 area?)

I'd agree with Gabe, do a BIOS default reset first, assuming you can get into it. If you can't even boot the system, it would be difficult to perform a BIOS update as that requires getting into the OS post BIOS. Gabe, I was looking in the AMR5 forum area but can't find it - wasn't there a BIOS updat...