lost

This will likely take days / weeks to resolve and result in alot of lost revenue for LTT.

As a Mac users I never understood why all the other monitors are such poor matt finishes.

 These days one can get good glass etching finishes on glass footed panels that provide much better anti glare than the transitional mat plastic finish and provide much better optimal clarity if you need to avoid bright glare. 

And even with pure glossy screens, with the correct coating they are still very useable without giving up any of the clarity. 

But then again im one of those developers who will spend hours and hours pixel peeping just to make sure everything is perfectly aligned and matches the device scaling I hat it even if there is a slightest miss-alignment and thus blurry edge. 

only way to get rid ips glow is va monitors then have to deal with backlight bleed. finding one is quite hard. OLed is the only true answer but it has its issues too

Are you running ultra grass in settings.
that kills frame rate 
 
mid 30s sound about right in the hills
no card can handle ultra grass without frame drops
 
try getting grass to high not too much difference 
 
 
 

Not all heroes wear capes.
Thanks 

Finally, no more of USB 3.0's bent header pins (they bend far easier than USB 1.1-2.0 pins).

Hey Man
 
I use http://www.macrium.com/ image backup. 
 
works real well can schedule any time you want also its free to use.
 
Once you get it setup its all automatic on schedule
Check it out
 

Thanks everyone,I am definitely going to try out http://www.macrium.com/ to see how well it works out for me..

Will check it later.. Thanks btw

Macrium 'Reflect' - free version provides full volume imaging and differential backups.
 
It provides automatic scheduling as well.
 
This software has saved me on multiple occasions for restoring failed drives to new ones (bare metal restore).
 
 

What version do you guys use??? Is the free one okay?? 

Hi All
 
Not sure if this has been posted before but windows 10 still has a free upgrade from 7/8.1 if you use assistive technologies,
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade?tduid=(14c348e893a91089cb2980533c6ee123)(256380)(2459594)(TnL5HPStwNw-0FBZfNm6YPFXNhiu3o52rA)()
 
Not sure how long this will last. If you missed out this may be your second chance

I pay for 30 mbit, internet is always between 25-30 mbit. I'm talking about my dorm room here, if that matters.
Thanks, will try!
Just downloaded, I'll see if it's any better. Thanks for the suggestion!

There's The Bat!, emClient, FossaMail, MailBird, and PostBox, the latter three of which are actually based on the Thunderbird core.
All of them cost money, apart from FossaMail which is actually made by the developers of PaleMoon, the 64-bit Firefox clone.
 
I used the Bat! years ago, when it was one of the only other decent email clients out there.
Since then, I usually opt for WebMail, but completely understand there are many of the older generation who won't giveup their desktop clients.
 
I've had a chance to play with both PostBox and MailBird, and would lean toward either of the two for simplicity.
I still cannot decide between the two myself, so it would be awesome if someone would compare the two.

Microsoft is axing Windows Live Mail.
Well, they did, back in 2012.

I use one called driver pack solution. You have to download it, some computers only run it if you double click the autorun file.
use expert mode also

Currently Have a gtx 970. 3.5gb ram is not enoth lol
vram master race 
 
 

Currently have a Radeon HD6570 that is no longer supported by anything