Mr. Chairman

Just add stuff to the cart, go to checkout and see if there's a price difference

Well, from what I know, and I'm no expert when it comes to laptops, most of them use embedded displayport to send video signal from GPU to the screen. You'd have to figure out a way to take the screen off somehow without wrecking it, get to the cable (or more likely a ribbon cable), figure out the difference between DP and eDP, figure out which signal pin is which, ghetto solder it to the connector (most likely involving wrecking some DP cable and plug it in). Dunno about the drivers, I suspect something between Hiroshima and D-day would happen. Then there's the smaller issue of keeping the screen in place after detaching it from the laptop. Than there's the question of size (laptop screen = small screen) So unless you absolutely must use this configuration, don't mind destroying some equipment, know a thing or two about soldering and working with multimeter/have detailed technical documentation of every component involved and a shitload of time to burn, go right ahead. Otherwise, just get a used screens off eBay or smth

Aria, 'cuz she a blind badass killer, wink wink No but srsly, I got a wood for that wood :3 also my headphones broke a while ago, so...

Try EASEUS partition master migration tool, its a great program in general for fiddling with drives

Looking 4 a new mouse cause my deathadder is slippery as balls on a hot summer day and it's driving me crazy

I like 87% or something setups, where arrow keys and pg up/down, home, end, etc are integraed with numpad. Shorter, so better position for mouse hand, but still 100% functional. not to mention pretty

Help No, but seriously I need some. I have Intel DH55TC mobo (with newest bios, so don't even bring that up) and Intel i5 661. So far it has been running Kingston 2x2GB 1333 1,65V (so says the sticker, but it runs on 1,5V). Works fine. Now i just bought Corsair 2x4GB 2133 1,65V kit and intend to run it (why else buy it?). Bios recognized it just fine, although underclocked to 1333, lowered timings and set to 1,5V. I thought it was fine. It wasn't. Bluescreen, then another. I thought, fine, I changed motherboards on this operating system, it took that without a stutter. Maybe now it's too much?? So I popped in my handy-dandy multiboot windows and try to see if the installer kicks in. It didn't. Grub loaded, attempted to load my iso, and then just powered down. Strange (yeah, i tried more than once. this ain't my first time) Tried SystemRescueCD on the same USB. Same reaction. Went to gut down HTPC (Asrock E350M1). Poped ram in, worked like a charm. So sticks ain't bad or anything, but this time it was running 1,66V. My Intel board won't allow overvolting anything before you ask. Now the funny part. I take one stick out (nevermind which one) I suddenly can boot SystemRescueCD, but not my existing windows 8.1 or my installation usb. So there's that. Now I'm gonna go check if HTPC will work on these undervolted to 1,5V, meanwhile I'm begging you to tell me something. After some googling I discovered there're some compatibility issues with single sided and double sided DIMMS in this mobo, so maybe that's that, but I dunno. Again, pls help

Well congratulations guys. You made me curious, so I fired up steam, and whad'ya know, the walking dead is 75% off. Now I have to buy it. Thanks a lot. A man tries to save something extra, and it's just impossible these days with them steams and their sales and gaben and all...

Meet, no problem. Get though...

Oh look, it's my new HTPC ;D

Cool Intel, very cool! That would be completely incompatible with my current setup, so I'd have to scratch that and get me some of that EVGA uATX X99 goodness

Pretty box is supposed to distract you from shittyness of the product inside. It is the sole purpose of it.

You have them capped @30fps? I could be dumb and not notice, but I could also swear they're running butter-smooth, especially considering them being super old and power of modern hardware. I tried San Andreas like a week ago, and it had frame limiter hidden in advanced graphics setting. Try to update the games maybe. Seems like a dull answer based on what you already tried, but It could be there... don't get mad

Or maybe you gotta two wires shorting somewhere possibly melting their rubber insulation. You quite literally have to start sniffing around. Boy do I wish I could be there to see it...

+1 for the glue thing, I had the same thing happen to me once. It was a fan LED with somehow exposed wires that smoked the glue a little, giving the entire room dentist office smell and some white smoke. Scared the living shit out of me anyway. I'd try taking that PSU apart and maybe running it open for a second, investigate closer. And when it comes to warranty, I have a friend who won't dust their PC, cause there's warranty sticker on the case and he'd void it if it were to be open. You gotta draw the line somewhere