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When you see a 9590 scoring higher it's time to have a little laugh then throw the results in the bin.

Two of my friends also ordered dbrand skins and they came perfectly fine as well (Nexus 4 and iPhone 5S). Again I wouldn't be surprised if this is a USPS issue, as Canada Post is real straight up with their business where USPS is dodgy at best

2x8. Leaves room for future upgrades if ever need be (you never know)
 
No Ivy Bridge compatible platform supports quad-channel RAM

@Stefan Payne You really have a crap ton of spare time in your life to continuously rant on a forum about every single way that you can prove somebody wrong. This is a community based forum, not an electronics engineering lab or a courtroom. If you really want to be useful, you can help the community by actually answering people's questions and recommend them a good PSU for their needs based on X reason.
 
Doing nothing but nagging and arguing about who's right or wrong over tiny details is getting old, it is unproductive, and it shows that you do not have any appreciation or even any form of respect for the amount time and effort that people like myself, @STRMfrmXMN, @Energycore, @Mr.Meerkat, @djdwosk97 and many others (sorry if I haven't mentioned you, but I'm not scrolling back through all this BS) have put out to do our best in assisting for the greater good of the PC enthusiast society. That includes this thread.
 
You're not making yourself look smart, you're making yourself come off as a douche.

@Stefan Payne You really have a crap ton of spare time in your life to continuously rant on a forum about every single way that you can prove somebody wrong. This is a community based forum, not an electronics engineering lab or a courtroom. If you really want to be useful, you can help the community by actually answering people's questions and recommend them a good PSU for their needs based on X reason.
 
Doing nothing but nagging and arguing about who's right or wrong over tiny details is getting old, it is unproductive, and it shows that you do not have any appreciation or even any form of respect for the amount time and effort that people like myself, @STRMfrmXMN, @Energycore, @Mr.Meerkat, @djdwosk97 and many others (sorry if I haven't mentioned you, but I'm not scrolling back through all this BS) have put out to do our best in assisting for the greater good of the PC enthusiast society. That includes this thread.
 
You're not making yourself look smart, you're making yourself come off as a douche.

@Stefan Payne You really have a crap ton of spare time in your life to continuously rant on a forum about every single way that you can prove somebody wrong. This is a community based forum, not an electronics engineering lab or a courtroom. If you really want to be useful, you can help the community by actually answering people's questions and recommend them a good PSU for their needs based on X reason.
 
Doing nothing but nagging and arguing about who's right or wrong over tiny details is getting old, it is unproductive, and it shows that you do not have any appreciation or even any form of respect for the amount time and effort that people like myself, @STRMfrmXMN, @Energycore, @Mr.Meerkat, @djdwosk97 and many others (sorry if I haven't mentioned you, but I'm not scrolling back through all this BS) have put out to do our best in assisting for the greater good of the PC enthusiast society. That includes this thread.
 
You're not making yourself look smart, you're making yourself come off as a douche.

@Stefan Payne You really have a crap ton of spare time in your life to continuously rant on a forum about every single way that you can prove somebody wrong. This is a community based forum, not an electronics engineering lab or a courtroom. If you really want to be useful, you can help the community by actually answering people's questions and recommend them a good PSU for their needs based on X reason.
 
Doing nothing but nagging and arguing about who's right or wrong over tiny details is getting old, it is unproductive, and it shows that you do not have any appreciation or even any form of respect for the amount time and effort that people like myself, @STRMfrmXMN, @Energycore, @Mr.Meerkat, @djdwosk97 and many others (sorry if I haven't mentioned you, but I'm not scrolling back through all this BS) have put out to do our best in assisting for the greater good of the PC enthusiast society. That includes this thread.
 
You're not making yourself look smart, you're making yourself come off as a douche.

@Stefan Payne You really have a crap ton of spare time in your life to continuously rant on a forum about every single way that you can prove somebody wrong. This is a community based forum, not an electronics engineering lab or a courtroom. If you really want to be useful, you can help the community by actually answering people's questions and recommend them a good PSU for their needs based on X reason.
 
Doing nothing but nagging and arguing about who's right or wrong over tiny details is getting old, it is unproductive, and it shows that you do not have any appreciation or even any form of respect for the amount time and effort that people like myself, @STRMfrmXMN, @Energycore, @Mr.Meerkat, @djdwosk97 and many others (sorry if I haven't mentioned you, but I'm not scrolling back through all this BS) have put out to do our best in assisting for the greater good of the PC enthusiast society. That includes this thread.
 
You're not making yourself look smart, you're making yourself come off as a douche.

Proving you wrong? In a response to a post about your attitude and lack of help and respect for the community, you bring up completely irrelevant information regarding group-regulated power supplies. I did not say a single thing about any sort of comparison between group regulated vs DC-DC, so what are you trying to prove?

So far, all you're doing is being a hypocrite, and proving me right.

Proving you wrong? In a response to a post about your attitude and lack of help and respect for the community, you bring up completely irrelevant information regarding group-regulated power supplies. I did not say a single thing about any sort of comparison between group regulated vs DC-DC, so what are you trying to prove?

So far, all you're doing is being a hypocrite, and proving me right.

Proving you wrong? In a response to a post about your attitude and lack of help and respect for the community, you bring up completely irrelevant information regarding group-regulated power supplies. I did not say a single thing about any sort of comparison between group regulated vs DC-DC, so what are you trying to prove?

So far, all you're doing is being a hypocrite, and proving me right.

Proving you wrong? In a response to a post about your attitude and lack of help and respect for the community, you bring up completely irrelevant information regarding group-regulated power supplies. I did not say a single thing about any sort of comparison between group regulated vs DC-DC, so what are you trying to prove?

So far, all you're doing is being a hypocrite, and proving me right.

After I activated Win10 with my key and went back to 7, It's only ever offered me Win10 through that annoying popup that everyone went crazy about, never through Windows Update.

Yes, and there are some people out there who know way more than they do :rolleyes:

Anyway:
Group Regulated units are worse than DC-DC because as the name sugest, many voltages are regulated as a group. So when you have a modern System with almost no load at all on +5V/+3,3V and the Rest on the +12V, group regulated units can (and will) go out of spec. 
 
As for the EVGA B2-750: For god's sake, that's a downgraded Super Flower Golden Green Unit, just at Bronze Levels - and the exception...

And you don't seem to get it, do you?!
 
There are no high Quality 'low efficiency' units on the market!
Everything that can be considered High Quality is EOL for a long time. 

So if you want a decent unit, you have to go for Gold or better!

This guy signed up for the forum just to rq!!!
you really not nothing better to do lol
 
Really though, stop being so anal about every tiny detail. It's not like we are suggesting stuff that will blow up.

This guy signed up for the forum just to rq!!!
you really not nothing better to do lol
 
Really though, stop being so anal about every tiny detail. It's not like we are suggesting stuff that will blow up.

Not quoting the actual article that I found cause I'm probably the only one who can read it, but here's the GSMareana article.
 
 
Seems pretty similar to recent lower-mid range devices like the Nokia 6 and BLU Life One X2. But once again, why must all new phones HAVE to be 5.5"??? I'm a BlackBerry fan, and the Priv is still my favorite device out of all the ones that I've used, aside from one aspect and that's the size. The DTEK50 size was just on the line of reasonable and too big. 5.0-5.2" really should be the norm for non-Plus devices, not 5.5.

Once again, if you're going to go with your own decision anyways, you're wasting your time here.

The OP3 is a good phone. My dad has one and he's happy with it aside from the size. It's a big phone, and if you have big hands like most of us Asians do it can be somewhat uncomfortable to hold. 
 
Also another thing I noticed that it's an imported model with supplier's warranty. Those can be a pain to deal with from what I've heard.
 
If you really feel like you'll use the doubled storage and RAM, it's definitely a good option. But if warranty support and a more manageable size would be better on your list, I'd still get the P9 I showed you earlier.

Ever since the release of the A-series it has been focused on design and build quality. They definitely succeeded in this regard, but the phones are very expensive for the specs, and the specs as a whole aren't that great. The highest-end model in the lineup, the A9 Pro, still only has a Snapdragon 652.
 
And I meant my mom is one who is willing to pay more for design, which is why she uses a Galaxy A3 (2016). I do admit it looks gorgeous, but a Snapdragon 410 phone for $300 in 2017??

Apple makes their own software for their phones. They want people to buy newer versions of their phones sooner, so it is advantageous for them to intentionally make older phones slower with every major update they get - Apple wants you to buy new iPhones more often, so they make your old one practically unusable. 
 
Android devices on the other hand fare a lot better the older they get and through each major OS update, because there's no incentive for Google to want to intentionally slow down phones with every update. 

Is it shutting down randomly or only when you put it under load? If it's random shutdowns it may not be the PSU.

Once again, if you're going to go with your own decision anyways, you're wasting your time here.

Could you take a picture of the side of the PSU? It only says "250W" on the specsheet, which should be enough, but only if it has at least 200 on the 12V rail.
 
Also, you may encounter a CPU bottleneck.

Just use a Memory Stick Duo to MicroSD adapter. I have three of them for my Sony cameras and PSP.