undefeatedmonarch

How well do they stay in your ears? Those rounded tips tend to be bad for me.

I'm just looking at what I should look at upgrading first so that I can put money aside for when the time comes

Don't really have a budget. Just looking at what I should start thinking about upgrading and see how much cash I should save up.

How good do they perform in busy, public places? The bus I take to school has a mix between high school students and elementary students so it can get pretty noisy.

I'm wondering what I should upgrade on my PC. I use it for gaming and learning to program. Here are the specs: RAM: 16GB G.Skills X Series DDR3 RAM (8GB x 2) CPU: Intel Core i5 4590 GPU: XFX R9 390 Double Dissipation SSD: Samsung EVO 850 250GB (For OS) HDD1: 500GB Western Digital Black HDD2: 1TB Western Digital Blue HDD3: 200GB Western Digital Yellow Case: Raidmax Vortex V3 PSU: Antec 80+ Bronze 650W Monitor: Asus VX28H 1080p 60hz 1ms Mouse: Razer Naga Keyboard: Corsair K70 Brown Headset: Corsair Void RGB 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound Thanks!

Hello! Currently I use a pair of Audio-Technica M30X when I go to school. However, they tend to leave a mark on my hair (like, compresses my hair around my ears). So I'm looking for a pair of ear buds that go under the following criteria: 1. Have similar audio quality to the Audio-Technica M30X, might consider spending more if that's not possible. 2. Hopefully under $150 (CAD) 3. Stay in my ears. I've NEVER been able to get a pair of in-ear ear buds to stay in my ear, but I've only had 2-3 pairs of cheap ones. Including the Samsung ear pods that came with my S6. They never stay in my ear. 4. Are good for noisy areas. For example, I like to listen to music in the bus to school because my bus ride is about an hour. Thank you!

Sorry, not trying to be mean. He probably will just buy a WiFi card for his desktop.

Dude, seriously. It's simple. He has a house, right, and in his house, he has multiple rooms. Got it. One of those rooms is his bedroom. Unfortunately, his router (surprise, he has a router) is on the opposite end of his house. So... instead of passing an Ethernet cable across his house, into his room, he uses his LAPTOP, which receives the wireless connection that is sent from the router. After that, he plugs an Ethernet cable into his laptop. After that, he plugs the other end of that cable into his tower PC. Following so far? Gooood. Now, on his laptop, he uses a feature in Control Panel. With this high tech feature, he allows the laptop to BRIDGE the wireless connection of the laptop to the Ethernet cable. Wow. From that point on, the PC detects the connection as a wired connection. And then, guess what? His PC can connect to the Internet via that shared connection! EDIT: His laptop is in his room...

Because he doesn't have a wireless card, so he uses his laptop to allow his PC to connect to the Internet. It becomes a wired connection from his PC to his laptop. Router sends wireless signal to laptop, laptop sends WIRED signal to desktop.

Yes, this exactly. Thanks for clearing it up

I really don't understand what you're talking about. Sorry. He does have a router...

No... He's using Window's ability to bridge the connection from his laptop to PC with an Ethernet cable... In Control Panel...

Thanks, I'll tell him to give this a try.

lol, he does have a router. I think you're misunderstanding...

Hello everyone! I'm trying to help out a friend but I'm not sure what his problem is. He currently has his main, tower, gaming PC that connections to the Internet via a bridged connection from his laptop. So, in other words: His laptop and main PC are connected via an Ethernet cable. The laptop is the HOST of the bridged connection. The main PC receives the connection from the laptop. The problem: From what he has told me, he's been having problems since he came back from a week long vacation. He told me that whenever he leaves his PC, then comes back to it in a few hours, the bridged connection is no longer working and that he has to fiddle with settings for a few minutes just to get it working again. Is there any potential solutions so that he longer has this problem and the bridged connection works permanently? Thanks for the help! EDIT: Both run Windows 10.