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Thanks, man. I appreciate your advice

If not, please offer a better free anti-virus system that is more effective and uses less system resources.

Long story short, I went to a school far away from home and the people were terrible. Bullies everywhere, no one took school seriously, etc. I ended up going back to my former school where my classmates were always competitive and disciplined. However, I've already missed about two weeks of their schoolwork (they started earlier) and I, being a consistent honor student in my previous years, will have to catch up and it's almost a guarantee that I will get low grades this semester. How do I cope up with failure as I am not used to doing so?

What if the other AP is a WiFi repeater?

I'm in an isolated area (only one neighbor's WiFi reaches but not everytime, sometimes two of them show up) and my router only supports 2.4 GHz. Should I go for 20 or 40 MHz?

Hi there. I'm gonna buy a printer for college, and I found a very cheap Canon Pixma iP2870s for P1500 ($30, brand new). I was thinking of buying it and paying someone to convert it to become an ink tank-based printer and just use cheap third party liquid ink to save some costs. However, someone on Reddit told me that conversion is not a good idea and reduces the lifespan of the printer. Instead, he recommended me an ink tank printer (Epson L210, extremely common here in the Philippines and I think the cheapest ink tank printer) for $100. What do you guys think?

Thanks for the feedback, guys. Can someone give me a list of ad sites? Google is confusing my searches for ad posting sites lmao

Title says it all. My TV is a Samsung 49" FHD Curved Smart TV Series 6 (Model Number: K6300), if that helps.

My WiFi modem doesn't support 5GHz, however we are wirelessly isolated (at the moment, the three SSID's that are showing are all from our house) and our devices are modern.

We have two wireless AP's in the house, one is from the ISP provided router and one is a WiFi repeater. Our area isn't congested, though there are times when two of my neighbors' AP's pop up randomly. Should I set my router's frequency bandwidth to 20MHz, 40MHz, or just leave it at auto?

Thanks for your reply I guess I might go with the microSD cards as they are cheaper and if they need to fit on a phone that supports it, they're ready for it.

I'm planning on buying an SD card for my LX100 that's capable of shooting 4K video at 100 Mbps bitrate. Most of the cheaper cards that I find that are up to par with the requirements (Class 10, UHS-1, U3) are microSD cards with adapters included in the package. Is there a speed difference between a standard size SD card vs a microSD card with an adapter?

Hi guys! I'm looking for a free VPN with high bandwidth allocation (if possible, unlimited) to escape my carrier throttling. Thank you

Finally got my plan activated today and 1080p30 video is very smooth, with a 20 second buffer headroom for most videos. I am impressed

Thanks for the feedback! I'm looking for more

I am torn between these two phones. Reasons why I like the 3T - better specs - looks better - better supported by OnePlus in terms of software updates (?) - better 3rd party support (custom ROMs) Reasons why I like the Z Play - dat battery (this alone puts it head-to-head against the 3T for me, battery is lyf) Things I like on both phones - (nearly) stock Android For you guys, which is the better buy? I'm ope to other suggestions as well

I'm lost of words. Thank you so much, man! This means a lot

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Z Play - overpriced in the Philippines 3T - if I can convince my mom (God, I hope), it is my main choice Axon 7 - not available in PH

Title says it all. Preferably 5 inches (but 5.5 is okay) Good build quality Preferably stock android (if not, good custom ROM support)

The software alone makes the OP3T better than the S8. As for the looks, I prefer the conservative look of the OP3/T (S8 looks flashy af IMO).

Just when I thought I solved the problem, micro-stuttering appeared again. So this isn't because of the undervolt.

So my laptop has been running undervolted for about 10 months now. It is stable, as I recall some time ago when I ran AIDA64 overnight without it crashing. The weird thing is over the past week, I noticed that CS:GO was having micro-stutters everywhere. Whenever there were firefights and grenade explosions and lots of players on the screen, the fps would tank so hard. I tried everything. I reinstalled graphics drivers, reseated the RAM, ran MemTest with no errors, and ran AIDA64 again overnight and no crashes. Strange, I thought. I removed my undervolt on the core and cache so that my laptop was now back at stock voltage and magically, my gameplay is fluid again. Can someone explain why this happened?

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So I was playing CS:GO, and the instant this guy headshotted me, my laptop froze and BSOD'ed. I suspect it could be caused by these things: 1. Undervolted CPU - My core has been undervolted for almost a year now with no problems. However I recently undervolted my cache to the same voltage as the core, as I saw a post stating that the tolerances between the two are the same. 2. Upgraded RAM - I upgraded my laptop's RAM to 8 GB last week through a used 4 GB DDR3L stick. However, after getting the DIMM, I tested it overnight using MemTest (8 passes) with no errors. 3. I overclocked my laptop's display to 75 Hz just a few days ago. Now this is just a guess, but I actually don't think this is caused by this. Also, for the past few days, I noticed that CS:GO would stutter in a way that I haven't experienced before. I already tried reinstalling the NVIDIA drivers, but the problem still remains. Thanks to those who will help me out Here are the files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzIiD6kgiqeNbWtoY0F2VTE4TFU/view?usp=sharing Specs: Intel Core i5-4210H NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M 8 GB DDR3L RAM