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I never liked laptop but was convinced by the thunderbolt GPU at CES.
 
I was wondering fi there was a laptop with a desktop CPU only (no laptop GPU inside) so that I could fully make use of that technology later.

nVidia GayForce 6969TiTs GTX+ GSO SSC Super AmazingWOWOWOWOWOW Limited Edition

This channel sums up a lot of things Apple:

 

 

 
Also, their marketing summed up:

It's a part of the bios that saves all variables, it takes care of the time, boot order, things like that. It saves things that can change. It's like an SD card of your phone, but then for the BIOS.

By low latency did you mean low input lag? That and response time which is the quoted 6ms are different things, however both the response time and the input lag on this monitor are more than low enough for fast paced gaming. 
 
In fact the input lag is expectationally low compared to similar displays.
 
You shouldn't take too much notice of the g2g response time specification, it is more of a marketing gimmick now a days.
Read @Glenwing FAQ/Mythbuster for more detail on the subject: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/278610-display-technology-faqmythbuster/page-1
Specifically points 1 & 2

One Word.....Apple

Got the same error than comodo which allowed me to find the compatibility button and actual successfully install comodo. 

No thanks, I don't want to rely on windows when it comes to filter the in and out datas of my computer. 

R9 390 8GB sounds like your best option

My problem with Edge is lack of extensions. Sure, that can change over time, but right now I'm sticking to Chrome.
 
You might wanna try Chrome Canary, rumors are it's less of a RAM hog.

Thanks ! It solved the issue. 

Take a look in disk management and make sure you don't have a random 9gb partition on the drive, but be careful as you can screw up a lot in disk management.

You are right, it should be 232 GiB but he only has 223 GiB so there are currently 9 GiB missing, thats what he asked...  

Check the disk partitions - some partitions are hidden, disk management will show them to you. Most likely some kind of hidden recovery partition (I have a Toshiba laptop that does the exact same thing)
And please, remember to follow your own threads. Otherwise you will only see when we quote you.

Did you take a look in the Partition Manager? 

Because they're a company that mainly feeds off of sheep who just buy it for the brand without actually making any major improvements or releasing products actually worth the pricing. Only product I think is worth it is the Ipad since there's no competition and the Iphone for OS but there's no improvements with the newer models they're practically no different from the last generation but people will still upgrade when there's no difference.

By agenda do you mean calendar? And likely not - the Windows 10 Calendar is a completely different app than the Windows 8 version.
If you restore back to Windows 8.1, your data might still be in the app, but there's no guarantee. 
 
You could try doing a quick install of Windows 8 into a VM/Virtualbox and seeing if the Calendar app loads your info when you sign into your account - if your Win8 installation was synced to your Microsoft account.

your old data is in the windows.old folder

@RyGuy99 my bed calls me... thanks for the laugh btw

I bought a 970 to use it for 3years on 1080p until volta release.
I think i will be fine.

Who wants to bet that the memory of the 290/290X was overclocked too far.

He's asking  if it's 980ti is performing normally not what setting he should turn off.
 
To me it's not normal. You should make an ASIC test to see wether or not it's a bad unit and return it if it is.

He's asking  if it's 980ti is performing normally not what setting he should turn off.
 
To me it's not normal. You should make an ASIC test to see wether or not it's a bad unit and return it if it is.

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Depends on your current one.