Not sure to be honest, I would swap each part out to check if they were at fault to narrow it down, starting with the easiest part and working my way round to the motherboard which would take the most effort to swap out
I still have a Galaxy Note 3 which is going strong.
I like the fact that I can connect it to my PC and use it like an external storage device or even drag downloaded videos into it to play back later on the train etc.
With my old iPhone everything had to go through iTunes and you couldn't put...
I currently use the built in speakers on my LG 34" monitor for daily use and plug in a USB headset when I game or want to listen in higher fidelity.
I didn't buy the monitor because of the speakers and it was kind of a bonus that it works ok. Perhaps the fact the monitor is huge gives it more...
I got my Palit Jetstream GTX1080 for £550.00 brand new on Amazon about 2 months ago and still have no complaints with the price really.
I still feel that for how good the card is that its worth it - It eats every game up, overclocks to 2ghz easily and is virtually silent!
Over the last 20 or so years, I have built well over 100 PC's - I've never bothered with being grounded or static discharge and have yet to damage a component because of it.