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Aleemageddon

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  1. My fiancee just bought this monitor to get a higher refresh rate, we're using a displayport 1.2 cable to connect it to her graphics card. It should be 75hz but when we look at the resolution part of nvidia control panel it says 60hz, but in screen size it says 75 and I'm confused
  2. oh, I only tried 1080 because I didn't really want to even do 720 but I might try that at some point when I get home
  3. no problem, and to be clear it's very good on the tv, but at first I had attempted on my monitor cause I wanted to have a whole all gaming on one setup thing but now I have the switch in the living room because of it.
  4. oh yeah sorry didn't clarify, yeah pretty much, not a very good experience I just do handheld now, unless the tv is free
  5. tried it on 4k, so I'd assume 1440p would be somewhat similar just a little-scaled back. Short of the matter, would not advise.
  6. Thank you very much, yeah I was planning on getting the minimum RAM but that one can only have a HDD or SSD and I can't afford a big enough M.2 drive and another version of Windows.
  7. My PC did this for a while in the lead up to a big update, and from my asking around a lot of people seemed to think that the imminent update was what was causing this but it later turned out to be my internet provider doing maintenance work because them tampering with the network in the way that they were seemed to override my don't wake on LAN settings for some reason, sorry if that isn't very helpful and may not be the case for you, I'm not the most knowledgeable in this.
  8. Hey all, I'm a Games Programming Student and I am needing to update my laptop, and I use it for light gaming when on the move, and a lot of programming. My budget would be around £1000 at a stretch and atm I have my eyes on the Dell Inspiron 15 7000 (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dell-Inspiron-Gaming-Laptop-i5-7300HQ/dp/B01NAW8DX0/ref=sr_1_2?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1499774359&sr=1-2&keywords=dell%2Binspiron%2B15%2B7000&th=1) or quite possibly the HP Omen (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N1UA5RC/ref=psdc_429886031_t3_B01NAW8DX0). Usually, I prefer to have a 1TB HDD and 12-16gb of RAM (does anyone know if the Omen is upgradable). However, I have a history of making very bad laptop decisions my last two laptops have been terrible so I was wondering if anyone who probably knows a lot more than me can see that I'm being an idiot had any better suggestions or know of any reliable laptops for less or are either of those a good choice? Kind regard and thanks for any help in advance, Aleem
  9. I'm trying to cut down the costs of this new hypothetical build, whilst keeping the mini ITX mobo, 1050Ti, 8gb RAM, quad core cpu, boot ssd and then hdd for storage and the mini ITX case. May be building a budget gaming pc for younger sister and these are the things i was trying to add but somehow it still ends up above £500, budget is below £500.

    Anything not included already possess(or can get free + would rather stick to stock cpu cooler)

     

    http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/kX6fhq

     

  10. really? I didnt realise, but I saw loads of good reviews for my Acer and my hp lasted ages... so I guess I was just lucky with my hp?
  11. I was literally about to recommend that tbh lol
  12. In terms of futureproofing HP make very good long lasting laptops in their pavilion range and in fact I have had one for four years and I would still be using today had I not dropped it and broken the screen (they discontinued replacement screens for my model) and I decided that I wanted to upgrade as it was so I have a new one, however there is a very good current model of hp pavilion with nvidia graphics, not the 10 series though, that I would recommend if you're looking for long lasting
  13. to be completely honest I think apple struck gold in phone design with the 5S and then I like all the updated hardware in the SE so I think that the SE ought to be their flagship(despite it being made by their accountants)
  14. A while ago my friend built his first PC and managed to get a hold of Windows 10 Educational edition with a product key for free and booted this onto a hard drive, however he wants to upgrade his PC now and is planning on getting an SSD as his boot drive instead. He is also replacing his motherboard. Is he able to download and reuse the same windows 10 software and product key?
  15. until

    More like 01:30
  16. until

    Yes. definitely at 16.30 (thumbs up)
  17. This looks awesome and would be great to use in the communal area in uni and at home, even maybe doing what linus did in the short
  18. I have 32gb of Avexir RAM (Yes I know it's overkill and I won't need that much, it was my first build at the time I didn't know any better). And I am very happy with them, especially how they look and how they were packaged(especially the packaging that was awesome)
  19. I would love a Zotac because it means that I can do my uni work on my own computer in uni with a more powerful system than my current crappy laptop, and I also love how it conserves space, so I could feel like I have an all in one and a clearer workspace in my room and making it all feel so much cleaner. Or if I were feeling generous I would let my little sister have it because her computer is dying and she wants to build her own, but I know that my mum would probably only be able to afford a few components that would not be very good and would put her off, with this all I need do is buy her the ram and OS and she can kinda start getting into building PCs with a high functioning system
  20. wait, so I just found the youtube channel last friday and have pretty much binge watched most of the videos till now. I've almost finished my first build, and I went full tower, much like my friends' and cousins' own built pcs, but from what most of the videos they seem to be saying that it's more common for a mid/mini tower? is this the case? (pun unintended)

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