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Sorry, I have misread that then...Ask ASUS why the hell the monitor isn't assembled, and ask them how to assemble it

I remember selling my Bitcoin for €304... Good times

I remember selling my Bitcoin for €304... Good times

Woo my 2600K isn't vulnerable!
 
(Yay for old hardware)

I remember selling 1BTC for €302... Good times...

CS:GO... Obviously!

it's because AMOLED uses pulse width modulation to control brightness and it applies voltage to part of the screen which runs like a stripe from top to bottom repetitively, this can also happen to an LCD display. 

The NSA and CIA have left the entire world vulnerable to attacks.

I got a Windows Phone... The lack of apps is just sad.
 
No UWP isn't fixing that, Netflix for example has an UWP desktop app that isn't used for mobile.
 
There is no clear dedication to Windows Phone from Microsoft's side, so developers are staying away until this changes.
 
Ancient bugs in the W10M are still present, like the live-tiles not updating. I currently have no hope in the platform ever succeeding.
 
I hate Andriod and iOS more by the way...

I got a Windows Phone... The lack of apps is just sad.
 
No UWP isn't fixing that, Netflix for example has an UWP desktop app that isn't used for mobile.
 
There is no clear dedication to Windows Phone from Microsoft's side, so developers are staying away until this changes.
 
Ancient bugs in the W10M are still present, like the live-tiles not updating. I currently have no hope in the platform ever succeeding.
 
I hate Andriod and iOS more by the way...

"Please send back all of your devices for your own safety"
Few months later...
"We fixed them, now buy your device back!"

"Please send back all of your devices for your own safety"
Few months later...
"We fixed them, now buy your device back!"

"Please send back all of your devices for your own safety"
Few months later...
"We fixed them, now buy your device back!"

That's reeeeeeeeeally old news
 
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Unless these are false claims, which I doubt (misinformed maybe?), I support AMD protecting their inventions.
 
(Yes someone could've invented the same thing without knowing about the existence of it, but as long as the patent system is there I support the use of it)

I think the m. 2 shiled is pretty neat

Maybe they shouldn't have hiked the price up so much... Smaller chipset larger costs ¬¬
 
Remember that they went from 28nm to 14nm, so they practically doubled the output per-wafer (minus some manufacturing errors).
 
The cards are too expensive, that's all.

Either you plugged the display cable in the motherboard, or you're thermally throttling...

Holy shit your right. CPU Idles at like 60C

Honestly I'd wish NVIDIA would suck it up and support adaptive sync because then they could have both standards and a leg-up on AMD.

am i the only one thats basically only seen improvements in windows 10?...
 
anyway im upgradeing as long as its free basically, but not before i see some content on it.

First of all, if you want people to take you seriously, lose the caps, it's annoying and a childish gimmick.
1) space isn't a matter that much, you can put up to 100 copies of blu-rays on a server grade 5TB hard-drive. It is easier to browse through and move around than 100 disks. That's why some people do this. If you take good care of your drives, it'll last a decade and you'll have time to see a failure coming.
2) I'm sad for you if you spend all day long at home using your Internet connection. Technically speaking you can download those in about 2 to 3 hours, so you can start the download in the morning and it'll be finished for long when you get back.
You know the maximum size of a blu-ray disk right? It's 25GB or 50GB as of now, bigger capacities aren't used in that context yet. That means that they're not that massively huge and you could theoretically download them.
 
You know that bitrate isn't the only thing in the world to describe the quality of a movie. Lossless compression exists for a reason.
You can't because it's not necessary for everyone to have each of their millions of pixels to be perfect, since most of us tolerate to even some of them differ a bit. It's always the same debate though. It may be technically better, but when you can't see the difference, is it worth it?
By the way if you want to talk about durable medium, transcript all your blu-rays on magnetic tapes.

The data is very sensitive: Even if you've never used Facebook, they will be able to link you through your WhatsApp contacts. They will know your name, phonenumber, contacts and eventually location. Based on location they can figure out your family, interests, job and lifestyle. Once they've gotten that information, they will look through photos that are posted by friends/family and figure out what you look like (and gender), combined with photo metadata that is usually attached. By then they have a complete Facebook account without you ever making one. They can now use this information to do research, sell advertisements, suggest gifts to relatives etc.
 
All that by simply linking your phone number and name... Data mining is the biggest market available.

Good thing this will be relevant to me by the time I retire. The way ISPs are moving with their stupid Oreo analogies 

Second degree burns... Yeah that prevents you from working mate -.-