Haruki Grayson

My Galaxy S5 Active keeps saying "Current software is up to date, you may check again in X hours"... The issue is AT&T released Lollipop version 5.1.1 in late October, and now it's late December; and I still haven't received any update notification and keep getting "Current software is up to date". My Device says I am running version 5.0. Is there something i should do or am missing? Device Information: Model - SAMSUNG-SM-G870A. Android Version - 5.0. Carrier: AT&T. Random Information (Might be useful?) I have more than 10GB free space. All my apps are up to date. Did Recovery mode> Wiped cache Anyone here running a Galaxy S5 Active from AT&T also experiencing this problem?

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My device keeps saying "Current software is up to date, you may check again in X hours"... The issue is AT&T released Lollipop version 5.1.1 in late October, and now it's mid December; and I still haven't received any update notification and keep getting "Current software is up to date". My Device says I am running version 5.0. Is there something i should do or am missing? Device Information: Model - SAMSUNG-SM-G870A. Android Version - 5.0. Carrier: AT&T. Random Information (Might be useful?) I have more than 10GB free space. All my apps are up to date. Did Recovery mode> Wiped cache Anyone here running a Galaxy S5 Active from AT&T also experiencing this problem?

Just downloaded this for Firefox, and so far no problems at all. Great addon.

Razer Blackwidow Standard (Difference from the Ulimtate edition is no LED lights) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IG3GP84?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER If you really care for LED lights on your keyboard, instead of getting the Standard edition for $82.10 USD; you can get the Ultimate for $107.99 USD.

As everyone else mentioned, Ikea is an amazing place to shop for cheap prices; but good quality furniture. You should check there first.

It depends on the following factors: 1.) Which game do you think you'll have more fun in? 2.) Which game do your friends have? 3.) Do you prefer open world freedom chaos games, or instance arcade games? 4.) Is Zombies an important instance to you? 5.) Does Black Ops III's game modes interest you or does GTA's world and instances interest you more? 6.) Which game do you think you'll have fun in longer? Some of these questions usually help me decide on which game i want to purcahse first, hopefully it helps you too.

Thank you everyone for your opinions and answers! I am going with the MSI version of the GTX 970, and will be overclocking it. I know that the R9 390 does have a bit better of performance, and has a great amount of vram; but a lot of the games I play are geared towards Nvidia drivers and PhysX. I am also very familiar with the way Nvidia cards work, and how all of their software runs, so it's more efficient for me.

Lets get back on topic please. GTX 970 or R9 390?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20QPpIqo-YY As shown, some games it does better than the i5, and some games the i5 does better. I think they're pretty much equal.

Yes, but either way i'd have to purchase another CPU for about $270.00, and then an Intel Motherboard that is about $100.00, and my GPU which is about $320.00. That's $690.00 for something i just wanted to simply upgrade my parts for. 60fps and 1080p resolution is fine enough for me. Anything more than about 80fps is useless considering my monitors' refresh rate doesn't handle anything above that.

Perhaps with these, but a CPU that ultizes more cores will almost always do better than a CPU that is better for single cored games. An i5 CPU usually does worse in most MMO games. You could be right, i'm just going off of what i've read over the years. Also if i were to get an Intel CPU i'd have to change my Motherboard again, when i just upgraded last week. I don't want to have to pruchase another motherboard, and another CPU. Thanks for showing me this though!

Here ya go: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817153170

It's a 750w 80 Plus Gold power supply, i think i should be good. It's by Thermaltake, not the best PSU, but it does it's job.

I have seen various benchmarks and reports on I5 CPUS versus the AMD FX-8350 series. In terms of gaming specificly, the FX series out-performs many games that use multiple cores, which is what most games are now an days. The i5 does outperform the FX-8350 in single-cored games, but most games i play aren't. Thanks though.

I am planning on upgrading my graphics card but can't decide which one to get. I am only going to be playing on 1080p resolution, 77Hz monitor, at Ultra settings, with of course at least 60-80fps. I would like this to be "futureproof" (<- Not technically) for upcoming games that are graphic heavy, like The Witcher 3 is. Now, I know the R9 390 is technically better but... Are AMD's drivers as good as Nvidia's? Does the R9 390 run really hot? Is the R9 390 as quiet as the 970? is a 750w PSU good enough? Do i need 8GB of VRAM for a 1080p monitor/ultra settings or is the "4GB" Vram enough? If the R9 390 is better, why does the GTX 970 have more consumers? (Quality does not = quanity, i understand, just curious.) I am completely used to Nvidia cards, and have never used an AMD card before. I have an AMD FX-8350 CPU, but that is the only AMD part i have ever owned. I know the 390 is better technically, but is it as reliable and safe as Nvidias' cards and drivers are? Side note: I do plan on overclocking any GPU i end up getting. PC Specs: AMD FX-8350 CPU MSI 970 Gaming Mobo G.Skill Ripjaws 8GB RAM (2133) Thermaltake 750w 80 Plus Gold PSU

I am not a big fan of IEMs. I have a pair of Sennheiser CX 300 II IEMs, IEMs are great for places where i need to wear something small and not have as much heat (ex. Gym) but in general, i think IEMs have pretty bad sound when compared to actual headphones. At least in the $100 and below price range.

Which is better for: - Gaming (I play CS:GO and MMORPGS mainly) - Outdoor use (school/family gatherings/etc..) - All genres of music (I usually listen to Lana Del Rey, Eminem, Monstercat, and Hurts) - Not too bass heavy but also not completely flat (This way i can hear clear vocals in music, and clear footsteps in CS:GO, but won't ruin my EDM experience) If you guys want to recommend something else feel free to comment below. Right now these are the two headphones i am stuck between. (Budget is $100 and below)

Are the clouds worth the $100? I know that most gaming headphones are usually a scam. I've been told by a lot of people to stay away from gaming headphones and to buy a normal pair of headphones with an additional mic.

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