The laser looks just like this one
https://www.ebay.com/itm/900Miles-Star-Beam-Red-Laser-Pointer-Lazer-2x-18650-Rechargeable-Battery-Charger/203029998832?hash=item2f4587ecf0:g:Xk0AAOSwX09e4GKY
OK, they are actually halariously bad. I wasn't expecting 1000mW but I was hoping for around 100mW. Boy was I wrong.
405nm 25mW
532nm 30mW (5mW of which is IR)
650nm 4mW LOL
Received them today, the green laser is a 303 laser but the other 2 are in a different host. Not the one advertised but a nicer one than 303. It is indeed a 405nm so I filed a dispute with PayPal.
I haven't lpm tested them yet but I can say with confidence that none of them are anywhere...
If you don't have anything useful to say why say anything at all? It is well known sanwu is a good company here and podo is a member here on LPF that I believe runs sanwu. Do more research before telling other people to do more research.
No, shipped first class from china is going to be awhile. Last update is June 2nd said cleared customs but unclear if it was china or USA customs. Tracking number does not show anything on USPS as of yet (only trackable on china post) so probably will be awhile.
If you go with the build I recommend you you can add a graphics card depending on budget
The cheapest I would go with is a 5600XT or RTX 2060 which are around $300. Best bang for your buck is a 1660ti though which is around $250
Do you have a graphics card?
If so and your cpu has integrated graphics try removing the graphics card and plugging the monitor directly into the motherboard.
If not you should probably look into a new computer because either your cpu, or motherboard is bad. Or it could also be a bad PSU...
This is Jake
This is Tiger (pronounced Tiggur)
This is Simba. Simba and Tiger eat the same food and are the same age so I don't understand why Simba is so fat.
Sounds like a power supply problem or something came unplugged. Check inside make sure everything is connected tightly, reseat your ram. Make sure the cpu fan is plugged in. If that doesn't work you can try using a multimeter and checking the voltages coming out of your power supply.