SeamusFrederick

watching tech news on youtube is the only way I get my daily dose of updates in the tech world so i see no problems with that..
 
as for troubleshooting videos, that's what forums are for. dont need videos for that except when the issue at hand is difficult to explain just with words. 
 
but i do agree with you that the content needs to get mixed up a little more..more diy tech projects would be cool and video reviews are always helpful since you get a look at the product in question being used irl..
 
those are my two cents on the topic..

See if you can find a Vive or Oculus Rift demo. Honestly, VR still isn't ready, so I wouldn't advise buying anything yet. Next gen of headsets will likely be the start of the good ones. 

I'd just say get on a forum dedicated to science. You don't use a supercomputer to run Battlefield do you?

How do you make that Smiley that vomits all over that post?
 
 
@MadOrc Does she want them to be open or closed back?

Either a virus, overheating or failing HDD

CPU, unless you are gaming as well.

40000 for $5 sounds like a scam. I would avoid these. What sort of prices are 20000mAh banks on Amazon etc?

~ssd, you cant overclock so a better cooler isnt the best idea~
get a better psu
 
 

So whats your question here? Is what the school is doing too far? I would say yes. It is their fault to blame on less security first though. I don't understand is why they don't use a network-based filtering system, instead of a software filtering. The chromebooks are as basic as they come. If you can bring it home, then the school should still let you use it for your enjoyment, like youtube, facebook, social media They have the right to lock the laptops though. You are lucky enough to be gifted a school providing you with chromebooks.

What are your system specifications and parts?
Any overclocks?
How old is the Windows install?
When did this issue first start occurring?
What all have you tried?

You have to use a benchmark tool to get performance metrics, and take those as a general idea because some applications don't necessarily use hardware the same way.

Backing this one. I3's are well on their way out for a satisfactory gaming experience.

Signal degradation 

well they are colour coded as to have easy distinction between them
 
here's a helpful link to help ye on yer way:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/how-on-board-audio-works/

where is the picture and why buy a pre build

You gave the example of GTA V which is quite taxing on the CPU. And your A8 5500 is really outdated, any modern i3 would do better than this  You should consider an upgrade to enjoy the potential of your 970 because you will be limited in a lot of games, even if they're not CPU intensive.

First time was my samsung tv (21") and my 2009 iMac. Became so proficient. Now I have trouble doing anything on a single monitor, unless its an ultrawide (wanted one since Phillips annouced one in 2009)

The older you get the faster time seems to go by. It's actually scientifically theorized that perception of time is slower if you experience something new. So keep trying new things if you want it to slow down a bit

There isnt just an option in windows that makes everything go to that drive. You need to do it by yourself. For ex you need to go into your download properties and make it go to your hard drive. Install steam on your hard drive, exc. Go into google chrome and make sure the downloads to go the hard drive.
Its a old video, but it should help either way. 

I tell them to find their own IT nerd

and

Expect to be detained and probed.

increase the voltage to make it stable...

Took this at a museum in NY. Composition could've been better but it was just a spur of the moment so meh. 
 
so rate it? tnx 
 

I pretty much do everything to music. The only times I don't listen to music is when I'm at work or at school.
 
There are speakers on ever floor of my house, and I can easily stream music around the house.
 
When I want to relax I usually put on a record and them I lay back and just listens to the music.