BakaTakasugi

I currently have a 15 inch MacBook Pro from 2012 and it has an nVidia GT650m in it. Although it still runs fairly good and I can play GTA5 at 60 FPS if everything is tune down. But when it comes to Lightroom stuff, it's really slow and it's a pain to stick with it after 4 years of torturing and heavy use. I want to step up my game a little bit and actually build a real PC. Even though I don't have much money at this moment, a little motivation (like you know, a brand new graphics card) should help. And since I have got a LG FreeSync 21:9 monitor already, I should make the best out of it. So yeah, I would love to have a chance to try out a new graphics card from AMD.

My desk space is extremely limited and I don't have a PC at this moment so any small form factor device is definitely welcomed.

BakaTakasugi Video 1: https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf Video 2: https://www.vessel.com/videos/JemZ8O7Hy

Who knows? But thank goodness the forum went back to normal. I can even read it on my proud 2012 Macintosh based PC!

6 or 7. That was back in 2001 I think.

But the thing is, how are you going to install window air conditioners on a sliding window? I have always want to buy one for my college dorm, but that sliding window, man, I just have no idea how to install an ac on that thing.

1366 768 displays on laptops. Smart watches LED light strips on Dell "high-end" computers

That was back in 2002. I was trying to install Windows 2000 on a REALLY slow computer, yet for some reason, the whole OS installation was a failure, and I have to go over that boot menu every time I turn on my computer. So one day, for some reason, I thought deleting boot.sys can solve this problem, but it didn't, and it bricked my PC And there is one time I accidentally formatted a hard drive full of family photos

WOW Friendo you just opened my eyes.

Too bad it's still not available in the US

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