minimoose

Uh huh, I don't really care I just want MOAR LOOT AND MOAR QUESTS

I can't find a single person who chose the woman online.

I'm finally heading to Skellege and I'm not sure which captain to go with, there's the guy in the pub and woman on the docks and one other person I haven't visited. Which is the best one to go with? is there a difference?

I don't know about the 128GB thing. However the note 5 and the edge + are pretty much identical aside from the curved screen, if that will be good for your endless use than get that, otherwise they are the same

I mean, IMO hairworks makes Gerald's hair worse. But in response to the OP, none of the settings seems to make a real impact on FPS, except maybe foliage distance or whatever it's called, I'd lower that to high

Last effort would be to format the drive in another computer or with a bootable tool and reinstall Windows, this will make you lose everything though,

But some games, like Batman Arkham Knight have great reflections in real time, I don't notice a huge difference at this point with modern games.

I understand, but what exactly is being so hard to compute? A better placed camera angle?

Seriously, I don't get it. I'm not talking about movie CGI that makes peoples faces look completely real, I'm talking about game trailers in 2015 that just have an extra level of polish and above all better cinematography in the video I'll link below, the whole thing has great angles and shots, especially the part where they fire the flaming arrows, why isn't that level of cool in any actual games? What's so hard to render in real time? I feel like this is the main thing holding back video games from being amazing compared to movies and being taken totally seriously by everyone.

Yes, that is true (afaik) but mobile GPUs even while gaming never use more than like 250mb of VRAM. And when not gaming (I almost never game on my phone) a 1080P phone uses a very small amount of VRAM. My Oneplus One with 3GB of RAM never uses more than 1.5GB of RAM (total) and I literally never close my apps or restart my phone, so even with VRAM using system RAM it doesn't use 2GB of RAM on a 1080P phone.

That's not how it works, at all...

Saw it recently.... Hated it

Yeah, I know we have an amazing speed, I doubt we need it

Yes, I am asking whether I should lower my internet speed, hold on, let me explain.... I currently have Comcast Internet which is about 135mbs and works great for a house of four. The issue is that I'd like to upgrade our family cellphone plan so we all have enough data and can get cheaper phone upgrades, however my family doesn't want to pay more for a phone plan while we pay so much ($80) for internet. So, should I downgrade the speed to about 65mbs and upgrade our phone plan to be a lot better? It seems like 65mbs would be fine, considering we browse, watch Youtube and Netflix and occasionally download PC games. What do you guys think?

Ok, I think I'll go with the simple option as I have no experience and this is a pretty simple operation I think.

The original C: drive that's installed right now is a Sandisk 128GB SSD SDSSDP128G. The new SSD is a Crucial BX100 250GB SSD. I will be cloning from the Sandisk to the BX100.

Promising... Any downsides?

It's a crucial SSD, so clonezilla? What about drive image XML ?

That's a bit pricey, is the free trial ok for a one time Use?

I'm upgrading to a new SSD because I'm out of space on my current one and can't get Windows 10. I'm going to clone my Windows 8.1 install onto the new SSD before getting Windows 10 (might do a clean install then, not sure) but anyway, I'd like to know what cloning software is best. I've used a few programs on Macs helping macbook owners install SSDs, but I'm not sure for Windows. Has to be a bootable clone obviously.

Ah well, thanks for your help.

Oh, I always charge it fully (almost always) I have obviously installed new apps, I have also deleted some, I don't know how to find what app is causing that though

I've had the phone since March, and have had similar habits since then. Is there something wrong with what I'm doing?

I only charge the phone either at the end of the day of at some during the day, but never with more then 25% battery left, I've let it die and recharged it to calibrate a few times. I do use it while charging,not constantly, but not infrequently

So I have a oneplus one, and when I originally updated to cos12 and lollipop I got an insane 6+ hours of screen on time. Now though I barely get 3 hours of screen on time, sometimes around 2 hours. My battery stats claim that android system is using the most battery closely followed by my screen. I tried turning off wake up/keep awake for Google play services, but that didn't help and causes the "google play services stopped working" message to pop up like every 60 seconds. Any idea what might have happened?