Recent content by Gronnie

If you think that's relevant then the point went right over your head.

$220 seems a bit steep. I just picked up a 2500k system with 60GB SSD, 500GB HDD, 16GB of RAM, and an RX570 for $200 locally here in Orange County, CA.

I'll take 4 licenses (20 bucks right?) PM me with paypal info please.

I play Diablo 3. Any idea on how well my GTX 970 would do at 1440p 144Hz? Not sure I have the budget to get monitor and then also a 1080 or something.

It would be very cost ineffective to manufacture as there would need to be host interface hardware for both SATA as well as NVme, along with corresponding firmware.

I understand your pain. We can't even get a discount on any of the HGST drives and I work there. The employee store only has WD and Sandisk products for the most part.

I'm not sure. I was suggesting it to OP if his main detractor for Android is that missing feature.

Check out Pulse.

Most of those keys are not legit and are subject to deactivation at any point.

That's a great choice (I don't work for Samsung but can admire good quality at a good price). I personally wouldn't enable RAPID, especially if you don't have a USP.

Congrats! What drive did you go with?

It is, but MTTF (mean time to failure) is now measured between 1-2 million hours for most SSDs (ie longer than most lifetimes).

Interesting. Before I changed to Google WiFi I used to have a router downstairs and another router upstairs configured as an AP. Both had "guest network" features. I guess I never checked that the "guest network" on the AP was actually isolating clients connected to it from other devices on my...

Why would it need to do the routing? Wouldn't this bypass the need to be on a separate LAN as all the devices are isolated?

I LOVE my Silverstone HTPC case, I'll check these out!