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So I just got this video card (ASUS GTX 970 Turbo), and it's emitting a sort of buzzing noise from the fan at any speed. If I put my hand on the plastic casing, the noise seems to be dampened, but not eliminated. The pitch of the buzz appears to be related to the fan speed.
Here's a video I...
I've talked with one guy who really loves Windows 8, and that basically summed up how he used his computer: because he launched apps purely by searching or favorites, he could use Windows 8 just as fast as Win7. That's the one hope I see for Windows 8 -- if people realize that keyboard...
This exactly. Windows 8 is all around improved, except for the usability nightmare that is the UI changes. I'm hoping that someone releases some software that restores the start button to normal functionality.
Thanks -- it sounds like the adapter is the way to go! I'm focusing on keeping the drives because this is an exercise in seeing how few components I could get away with upgrading (I was thinking only Mobo+CPU+RAM).
The Newegg reviews seem do seem pretty questionable -- are you familiar with...
I was looking into upgrading my older micro-atx desktop on the cheap, and it looks like the AMD Fusion A8 processor would give me a nice dollars to performance ratio.
Every socket FM1 motherboard I can find, though, only provides SATA connections, and I don't want to just get rid of my old...
I tried one once -- at B&H Photo in NYC, they had Envy laptops you could try. I remember it being made of metal, though it didn't have that weird/cool solid feel of the MBP.
It's mostly non-performance related stuff, so if you're just planning on booting into Windows to play a quick game you'll be fine. However, for normal use, there's a bunch of things that don't work *quite* right. Let's see...
* Windows can't adjust the brightness of the backlight, so there's...
I have a Macbook Pro 13. The battery life is pretty good -- I get about 4-ish hours out of it with normal use. But DEFINITELY not the 10 they advertise. You'll be able to stretch it to 6 if you really try.
One thing to remember is that the MBP is no good for running Windows -- the computer...
Hey all,
I'm trying to find a netbook. I'm mainly interested in it as a secondary computer, so computing power isn't a huge issue.
Since the main things that I want are battery life and durability, I'm looking for something with around 8-10 hours of battery life, and a solid state drive...
I've found a bunch of "multitouch" laptops online, but most of them seem to have only 2 touch points (though a couple had 4). Does anyone know of one that supports more?
Thanks!
Hey all,
In the exciting continuation of my quest to install windows on an old tablet pc (Fujitsu Stylistic LT C-500), I now can't get Windows to install.
I successfully booted the computer's internal drive into DOS (the Windows 98 version), and copied the i386 directory from a Windows...
Well, this doesn't quite answer your question, but you could just restrict all internet access from anywhere by editing your Hosts file.
Alternatively, I suppose you could delete hh.exe in the Windows directory, and just eliminate access to the HTML help viewer altogether.
Ah, no, the tablet is still booting off its internal HD...I just used a "Make your USB stick bootable" tutorial (specifically, this one: http://www.thepcspy.com/read/bootable_usb_flash_drive) to make the tablet's HD bootable. (The drive was in a USB enclosure, connected to my laptop.) Once I...