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Alright, so suddenly this, whenever I try to put a video within Chrome into full screen, whether that be YouTube, Netflix--whatever--the screen goes black, and then just hangs there. It only happens on Chrome, any other browser or application is fine. I have reset Chrome's settings, uninstalled it several times and even changes the version of Chrome (32-bit/64-bit) and can't seem to fix it. Though, after a fresh install of Chrome it will work fine, but if I reboot the computer, the problem comes back. Anyone have any ideas why this may be happening?

Alright, so when I play CS GO, I always get around 100fps pretty consistently, but all of a sudden, since yesterday, I'm only getting around 30-40fps. No settings have been changed, but if I open up something like Chrome, SOMETIMES, it will fix the problem for a bit, but then it will go back to the very low fps. I have reinstalled CS, checked my settings in Nvidia control panel and nothing looks weird or has been changed. I don't understand. Anyone else have this problem or have a fix?

Alright, so my buddy is planning on buying an Oculus Rift but I don't know much about it, really. I've built quite a few PCs but don't really know what would be best for something such as this. I would like someone to give me a build, whether it's on PcPicker or whatnot, that will run basically anything on the Rift flawlessly. Price isn't a question, but obviously, the cheaper the better. Don't worry about the case or whatever, just need the CPU and GPU in reality, everything else can be whatever. Thank you.

So, I use Windows 8.1 and have been for a year or so. I upgraded to 10 in the first week when it originally was released, but reverted back because it had quite a few bugs and just wasn't smooth. It's been a couple month now, so, is it worth upgrading to Windows 10 now? Is it a lot more stable and smoother than it was?

Title says it all. Really want a gimbal or steady-cam of some-sort for a mobile device, but I really don't want to spend $300 which is what I see most cost for. Any suggestions would be fantastic.

So I just updated to iOS 9, so of course, it says I have a lot of apps to update, but when I enter the App Store, it doesn't give me the option to update the apps, just to open, though it says they are "available updates". Is there a fix for this??

I am currently using an iPhone 5s 32GB. I'm out of space and I would love the 6s, but is it worth shedding out the cash for the upgrade?

Simple as that. Enjoy. Any feed back would be great

Are you using it with an iPhone or Android?

So, I already own a Pebble for my iPhone and love it, but you know, I would love some colour and some touch screen capability. I find the Apple Watch too pleasing (yet), but now Android Wear has become available for iOS. Which smart watch do you think would be best for an iPhone other than the Apple Watch. Also, would it be wise to buy a Moto 360 1st generation for it—it's pretty cheap now and even though it's not "supported", it stills works. Could that change/not worked anymore in the future?

I know that singers and performers on stage wear Custom fit IEMs, but what IEMs are they using? Is there a specific brand/type that the majority use or is it really just whatever brand approaches them first? Of course, which brand?

Looking for a powerful, yet not overkill notebook. Any size will do. Would love a very fast and high end CPU before GPU because gaming will be very light..

Budget would be around $700, but i mean $1000 max... I am a tab whore, so I like to be doing a lot, but nothing to like complicated. I'm not editing anymore nor content creation, but I do want it to be very fast. CSGO and League from time to time, but that would be the only games so I only need a GPU that can accommodate those games. No 980 or anything.

Alright, so I am currently using a Lenovo y410p with an i7 4700MQ and a GT 755m in it. I want something that will be a lot better, without breaking the bank. A laptop would be okay, but perhaps a desktop would be the way to go. I want something that will run a lot cooler, and the CPU matters a lot more than the GPU. I don't game too often and when I do, it's only CSGO so I'd rather have a very quick, multi core processor with a GPU that will do the job.

Alright, so I use a laptop/notebook for everything nowadays. I liked to play League and CSGO. When I play, my temps CPU and GPU are around 70-75C. Will this kill my laptop quick or are these temps okay? When I'm not gaming and just doing my every day thing, my temps go down to around 50.