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Hey guys, I recently purchased a ASUS Zephyrus GA502IU-XS74 and I noticed that the fans are getting SUPER loud when gaming. Using the NZXT monitoring software today while playing battlefield 5 it was hitting 35% usage on the CPU but was at 95C. Does anyone else have this computer who are also getting similar results or should I return it? The temperature seems extremely high even for a laptop. Thank you,

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I use the Google Suite, Google Docs, slides, etc. Works pretty well

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As a fellow Canadian. You could either change ISP's (Whom would most likely do the same thing) or you could move to a city in America where Google Fiber is available. You would probably have better chances with the second option.

Rip Wallet, I always feel the need to upgrade my phone when a new one comes out. Almost like the "Grass is always greener on the other side" mentality.

It's almost astonishing how much Google has improved over the Nexus 6. It feels like they actually put some time in effort into this phone. Which it unfortunately didn't feel like they did on the Nexus 6. Thanks for the input

Thanks for the input everyone. I never did think about the Customization / Easier UI. You guys bring up some great points! (as most people here do) Honestly, I never did customize anything when I used Android. Which means I wouldn't be losing anything I used if I switched to Apple. Iphone 6s Plus... Here I come

Hello. I am having issues to decide on my next phone. I currently own a nexus 6, but here is something about it that I don't like (Besides the lack luster camera). I used to own an iPhone 4 way back then. Sure over time it wasn't as fast or snappy as it once was. But, It was always worked for what I needed it to do. Following my iPhone 4 I went to a Galaxy S5. And well... Not a touch wiz fan, which went me to my current device (Nexus 6), I am having issues deciding since an IPhone 6s Plus is $1200 In Canada off contract and a Nexus 6P is only $700 off contract. It was just something about the iPhone 4 that I always found surprising, 3+ years with it an it never really slowed down (Until IOS 7 came out) it stayed fast, smooth. Android on the other hand, it can be fast. Really fast at time. But it just eventually slows down, and down. Marshmallow did fix most of the issues if it, But not all. I am really having issues deciding on my next phone. The +/- $500 can be a factor, but isn't the biggest issue. Should I go back over to the Dark side (Apple) or stick with the slightly lesser dark side (Google) Personally, I am leaning towards the iPhone despite the steep price. Please, any input would be great! tldr: iPhone 6s Plus or Nexus 6P

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