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i have a note 10.1 2014 its still kinda the same specs as new ones\ so how long can it last working fast?(idc bout software update i will install custom roms)

I will get a Cyclocross. I'm deciding between one from Evans for £800 (previously £1000) and one from Halfords for somewhere less than £600 (previously £650). I showed it to an employee in Halfords and he said based on the specs, they're both similar bikes and/ or practically the same. He also insisted he was being unbiased and giving his honest analysis. The bikes: Evans: https://www.evanscycles.com/kona-jake-2016-cyclocross-bike-EV291528 Halfords: http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bikes/road-bikes/boardman-cx-comp-bike What are your thoughts?

Hey everyone. I've had a crappy Walmart "full suspension" "mountain bike" for around 7 years, I'm 16 now. It's a ' 24" ' Next PowerClimber with falcon shifters if that matters (one of my friends had the same bike with different derailleurs and shifters, strange). Finally getting a new bike, would like a hybrid, preferably with front suspension and trigger-fire shifters, for around or under $300, around $250 preferred. Disk brake(s) would be great but not a deal breaker. I can't buy used (parental safety concerns). I live around 15 minutes away from Halter's Cycles in New Jersey if that seems like a good place to look around. Right now looking at a Schwinn DSB from Walmart... yes BBS I know but cheap and seems decent for the price. I'm around 5'8" 170lbs but 16 so hopefully will grow so keep that in mind. I don't mind assembling the bike myself, would be a fun learning experience. not sure what section to put this in lel

Hello, I am stuck in the BIOS and can't get out of it to fully boot up. To clarify, I can save and exit the BIOS, but the PC then restarts and goes right back to the BIOS, and it continues this cycle. I don't know what happened, but I had just finished watching a youtube video, stepped away from my computer for a couple minutes, and then came back to find my computer in the BIOS. I can see my ssd boot drive and hard drive in the BIOS, as well as both sticks of RAM which show up. I have tried hard resetting the BIOS by pulling out the coin-sized battery. I have now updated to the latest version of the BIOS (2001). Neither of these things have changed anything. I've tried disabling fast boot and I have CSM enabled; this hasn't changed anything either. I haven't been able to disable secure boot though since it's greyed out (I don't know if that would make a difference). I don't have anything overclocked either. I have no idea what else to do. My computer was working perfectly fine and then this happened out of nowhere. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Specs: Intel Core i7-8700 ASUS Prime Z370-A G.Skill Ripjaws DDR4-3000MHz 16GB (2 x 8GB) ASUS GeForce GTX 1060 6GB ROG STRIX Kingston A400 480GB SSD, Seagate BarraCuda 3TB HDD Corsair TX550M 550W Windows 10 64-bit

So this is very off topic but lots of people do plumbing or have well pumps. My question is I use my well to fill a secondary reservoir for watering plants, I can either do this very fast which runs the well pump steady or slow which cycles it every 5 mins or so. Slow is better as the well keeps up but idk what's better for the pump. Eventually we switch to a much larger pump and outdoor reservoir when the freeze is over but this is it for now. It's a submersible well pump 1hp not sure the gpm.

Hello! I am building a new computer but it is stuck in a boot cycle. I am not very knowledgeable with computers so I was hoping one of you fine gentlemen could help me troubleshoot. Here is my build - https://pcpartpicker.com/user/seandwil1/saved/8zXyXL Now I will do my best to describe what is happening. I start the computer, the front rgb case fans light up and spin for about two seconds, the corsair h115i pros fans spin for about two seconds, the corsair h115i logo comes on the pump but the pump does not turn on, (called Corsair to be sure it was plugged into the right spot and it was, possibly bad pump unless the motherboard has multiple issues?) the 1080ti's fan both gpu and on the radiator spin, the pump on the 1080ti turns on (I can feel the water moving and hear it), the logos on the 1080ti all light up, the power supply fan starts, all of my ram lights up, then it all shuts off for about 3 seconds. Then, the power supply makes a clicking noise, and it all starts over again until I switch off the power supply. This all happens before the motherboard posts and my computer screen remains black like there is no input. I have tried just booting the pc with the cpu, motherboard, and power supply and the same thing happens. I spent about 45 minutes trying every possible ram combination I could think of but the same thing happens. A friend who knows more than I but still is not an expert has a hunch that its a bad motherboard. The Amazon tech guy who I could barely understand also thinks it is the motherboard and overnight mailed another one which I will receive today. What do you guys think? If the new motherboard does not fix the issue do you have a hunch on what the culprit is and what I should try replacing or doing next? Thanks for your time and input I look forward to the responses!

Hey guys, I am relatively new at building custom PC's. I recently put together a new build (all new components) and after making sure everything is correct, I powered it on and it turned on fine for about 20secs, gave me a black screen with the message seen in the attached photo. Right after that, the PC turned off on its own. Then started powering up and turning off on its own in cycles. I have also attached an image of the list of components installed. I would greatly appreciate any advise from someone who has experienced something similar. Thanks. Wayne

Hello, I've just a simple question on you guys. How many cycles does your phone's battery have? My battery has already have 52 cycles after 94 days and I am not happy about that because my battery is now 98% of full capacity

Hi, I've bought an iPhone 6s 3 months ago and I have already 45 cycles of battery used. I was so surprised when I saw 45. How many cycles is the battery able to hold until it is going to be useless? I want to keep my battery "healthy" as possible.

I have a desktop that I built myself, specs are as follows: Intel i7 5960X ASUS X99-E WS Corsair Dominator Platinum 64GB 2400MHz DDR4 3x EVGA 980 SC Corsair AX1500i It all started when I first got the parts and I had to RMA 3 motherboards for being faulty for various reasons; loose CMOS battery holder, broken lines on the circuitboard and lastly, a faulty ATX connector. I finally got a board that booted and worked, but after a week it began randomly failing to cold boot, going into a reboot cycle ending with a 'B7' q-code and starting over. From the manual, I could see that it had something to do with NVRAM, which AFAIK is where the BIOS is stored, correct? I updated to the latest bios at the time (june-something) and it stopped going into these random reboot loops on startup, so of course I was thrilled! well until recently, where it went into the same reboot loop, and no amount of resetting, clearing CMOS, or anything could get it to boot. I RMA'd both motherboard and RAM, but the new ones act the same way with the latest 1302 bios, q-code b7 and the reboot loop. I tried the following: Clearing CMOS (powercord detached, battery out for 10 mins) - nothing changes Clearing cmos via clear cmos button, nothing changes Checking RAM sticks in all possible configurations - nothing changes Checking PSU on another computer - it works Checked CPU cooler not too tight or putting a weird strain on the socket (it's a Corsair H110) Installing the newest 1302 BIOS via USB Flashback Unplugging all GPU's running with 1, 2 and 3 in various PCI slots - no difference I tried all my RAM sticks individually in the D1 socket (manual said to use this socket for single stick setups) but they all did the same loop. I have triple checked all connectors, taken them out and attached them again, took out the CPU, cleaned it, checked for bent pins, put it back in, reapplied new thermal compound and attached the cooler being careful not to overtighten it, nothing changed, still the same. I have tried all 8 sticks in D1 and A1, A2, B1 and then I sort of lost track. Have tried 2 sticks, 4 sticks and all 8 sticks, referring to the manual on what sockets to use. Breadboarded the system, no difference. Put it on a testbench, no change. Heck, I even tried plugging in a different monitor to make shure it wasnt some odd voltage running back from the monitor, no change (don't know why I even tried, getting a bit desperate at this point) I can't get into BIOS, since this loop happens at initialization. The diag LED's goes like this when i turn it on: 1. CPU 2. DRAM 3. CPU 4. DRAM REBOOT And I'm getting some fairly useless q-code logs, since the computer stops in the process, but this is the longest one I've got which seems to be complete (more than 10 tries) RESET 0000:FF 0002:02 0003:1F 0004:43 0C14:01 0C11:01 0C13:FF 0C19:58 0CA1:01 0CA7:01 0CA9:03 0CA7:01 0CA8:01 0CAA:01 0CAF:02 0C2F:13 0CB0:BC 0CB1:FF 0CB4:02 0CB2:FF 0CB1:FF 0CB3:05 0CB6:FF 0CB7:-- Power OFF I am really open to ideas, nothing is too far fetched! I have built several systems, never had so much trouble as this, first time I go all in and spend some proper pesos on a system instead of a more economic solution, and all I get is trouble! Apologies for the non-perfect english, I'm not a native and I try my best. Aaand sorry for the non-perfect formatting, this is posted from my ipad, since, well, I guess you can figure why

Hey guys, Recently I was dusting out the fans on my PC, very lightly with a wooden paintbrush, just generally tidying it up after 4 months of use of my PC, I may have knocked a stick of ram softly with the handle but that's about it. However, after I had finished and I tried to turn my PC on and the motherboard usually has a cycle of displaying 'PNY GTX760' and the general specs, then it goes onto the ASUS screen for a second or so, then loads Windows 8. Yesterday however, it went onto an 'American Megatrends' screen i've never seen before and an 'Overclocking failed' message came up; I know my Motherboard, CPU and GPU are possible to overclock but I haven't tried it just yet. The PC then went into a loop of turning off and on, off and on, until it chucked me into the BIOS and I thought i'd try out resetting to defaults, so I did and tried it, and it worked; however i usually use the 'High Performance' setting in the ASUS BIOS, and this was running on normal... Could this be a problem with any hardware (RAM, Motherboard etc) and could it hinder me when i come to overclock the PC? Thanks for your time. Rhys Edit: I have not noticed any drop in performance whilst playing things like GRID2 on Ultra and 1080p settings with screen recording.

Can anyone help me with this problem? The night before I went to bed I put my pc on sleep and went to sleep. When I wake up I press the power button and my pc turns on, shows the motherboard splash screen, then it attempts to go into windows 7. Nothing shows up just a black screen, not even the windows 7 startup screen. Then my pc resets only to do the same thing in a cycle.

Hi, I want to purchase a bike but I am unsure which to pick. Here are some that I am willing to consider. Please can you help me choose.. http://www.evanscycles.com/products/specialized/sirrus-elite-disc-2014-hybrid-bike-ec053140 http://www.evanscycles.com/products/specialized/sirrus-comp-disc-2014-hybrid-bike-ec053139 http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_992033_langId_-1_categoryId_165534