Charlie Clarke

When my mum sees all of the computers I make, and points to one and says, "So is that the hard drive?"

An asus memo pad 8 (last gen) It is ok but it is just soooooo slow because of its rockchip. But the new ones and other models have intel atoms which, from my experience with the dell venue 7 3730 just smoke android

That is hibernation not cold start, also a laptop is very optimized to work with the rest of it's hardware

Haha no 1080p youtube then, from the looks of that video, not much difference on pc

When my mum sees all of the computers I make, and points to one and says, "So is that the hard drive?"

I'm just going to get strait to the review 
 
Quality and materials, this mouse feels decently constructed, the soft plastic feels nice under my hands. The buttons feel solid enough for a mouse this cheap and they all feel the same, something you don't usually get from cheap mice. The cable is braided and feels solid, maybe a bit flimsy at the connections but certainly better than a non braided cable. My one gripe with the quality of this mouse is the weight of it, it just feels a bit too light and cheap, some people like this, but I think it just makes it feel a bit flimsy when you pick it up, luckily it isn't noticeable when in use.
 

 
Backlighting, the backlight on this mouse is quite vibrant, it doesn't make it feel tacky, which was one of my worries when ordering it. I do like the feature to turn it off completely if you want to. The only thing spoiling the backlight is the subtle blue highlights on the top of the mouse and the braided cable, which don't fit in with the backlight unless it is on blue, I would have liked to see these some other colour, like grey.
 
Other stuff, the DPI switch works well, defiantly a lot of customisation, which helps when changing from games to desktop environments.
 
Should you buy it? Certainly. It is only $10 and is much better than anything else I have tried in that price range.

I'm just going to get strait to the review 
 
Quality and materials, this mouse feels decently constructed, the soft plastic feels nice under my hands. The buttons feel solid enough for a mouse this cheap and they all feel the same, something you don't usually get from cheap mice. The cable is braided and feels solid, maybe a bit flimsy at the connections but certainly better than a non braided cable. My one gripe with the quality of this mouse is the weight of it, it just feels a bit too light and cheap, some people like this, but I think it just makes it feel a bit flimsy when you pick it up, luckily it isn't noticeable when in use.
 

 
Backlighting, the backlight on this mouse is quite vibrant, it doesn't make it feel tacky, which was one of my worries when ordering it. I do like the feature to turn it off completely if you want to. The only thing spoiling the backlight is the subtle blue highlights on the top of the mouse and the braided cable, which don't fit in with the backlight unless it is on blue, I would have liked to see these some other colour, like grey.
 
Other stuff, the DPI switch works well, defiantly a lot of customisation, which helps when changing from games to desktop environments.
 
Should you buy it? Certainly. It is only $10 and is much better than anything else I have tried in that price range.

When my mum sees all of the computers I make, and points to one and says, "So is that the hard drive?"

When my mum sees all of the computers I make, and points to one and says, "So is that the hard drive?"

When my mum sees all of the computers I make, and points to one and says, "So is that the hard drive?"

You would want a micro atx case, but I guess if you were willing to be really ghetto you could make it work in a mini itx case. If you wanted a good micro atx case that is compact, try the bitfenix prodigy/collosus/phenom M
 
Edit - Also, folding does work well when it has a good cpu, unlike bitcoin etc, so you may be better off going with a core I5/I7 if you had the budget

Hey guys, so a friend gave me an old pc with 1GB of ram and an amd  x 2 3800+
 
I was wondering what to do with it, and I already have a much more powerful pc, so I have set it up running FAH for the LTT Team. All is good, just I am wondering what is a passkey? Why do I need one?
 
I think FAH (or boinc etc) is really cool, even if you just run it at night time.

http://tkibikes.wix.com/gamespace#!popular/cjg9
 
This is just a simple website I made in my spare time, using no HTML, (although I can do simple HTML) 
I used wix.com because it is really simple and easy!

Im leaning towards the consoles thing

Yeah with youtube launching paid service LMG are going to make a lot less money from youtube, hence vessel

Yep $350 for a 960

There is A, and A+ with 256mb ram, Then B and B+ with 512mb ram, and then the Pi 2 B with 1Gb ram and a quad core

I found this game on sale for only $2.50  http://store.steampowered.com/app/215510/and I found it quite fun for a simple game on my laptop. I don't really play AAA games. I was thinking people could share their favourite cheap, simple steam games. I found jazzpunk is on sale for $4
 
EDIT - Keep it under $10

I found this website http://paulthetall.com/mac-games-ports/
looking for a way to play need for speed world on my macbook. Turns out this guy makes mac versions of heaps of games free for download (you have to own the games first)

I only have $100 to spend and i am not to fussed with graphics, because the 360 is still pretty good

I have alot, I game on a $4 mouse I bought on ebay that I love, I like Windows 8, I game with intel hd graphics (but 2gb Vram) I use VGA to connect to my 1080p monitor, I love OSX and macs, The last bit isn't embarrassing, I have never owned a console (I only brandish my glorious broadsword no poop shovelling for me)

There is a $700 optical thunderbolt cable that you can select!!

It would be decent, but it's too bad that they only offer 700m-series graphics not 900m-series graphics. The iMac are great for video editing, though, you could build a basic X99 editing rig for about the same.

You got some balls for asking that question here. In all seriousness, i would personally build a editing/gaming rig instead. If you really want the design and features of the imac, and are prepared to pay the extra premium, go ahead

Best i can do chap:
 
 
CPU: Intel Pentium G3258 3.2GHz Dual-Core Processor ($64.98 @ OutletPC)
Motherboard: Asus H81M-D PLUS Micro ATX LGA1150 Motherboard ($40.98 @ Newegg)
Memory: Crucial 4GB (1 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory ($31.98 @ OutletPC)
Storage: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive ($51.88 @ OutletPC)
Video Card: MSI Radeon R7 260 1GB Video Card ($79.99 @ Newegg)
Case: Enermax Thorex ATX Mid Tower Case ($24.99 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: Corsair Builder 430W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply ($19.99 @ Newegg)
Total: $314.79
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
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