MicroCenter is my Stop and Shop for PC hardware, been to 3 of 4 stores in NY. Just went to the one in Brooklyn for an Intel AX200 wireless kit.
Back in the days, CompUSA and Circuit City, rebates galore.
Do the math, 8-10GB a day? On basis of 10GB a day, 1 TB in 100 days, so 3.66 TB per year for argument sake. This should be way below the TBW of the warranty of 3-5 years. In a nutshell, you should be fine. Consider the type of NAND and the warranty.
Will it benefit from faster memory? Nothing faster supported by the processor, at least according to Intel. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/88967/intel-core-i76700hq-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3-50-ghz/specifications.html
My mistake, I just tried it, it was a Motorola charger, but not for Startac :( I looked it up and turned out it was a charger for the Motorola Nextel i1000; was wondering why it didn't fit in my Startac. I will have to search the house again next time when I am back.
One thing I learned with rebates, watch that billing address and shipping address. If they are different, they may deny it. I fought Gigabyte on that note one time, they caved and sent the rebate. Glad to hear you are getting your rebate.
Found the Startac charger on Sunday afternoon, but given the age, the plastic/rubber that insulates the wire has cracked or come off a bit. Don't have a picture now.
MicroCenter makes Emtec looks good. I had a 240GB SSD that failed within 3 years warranty; sent an email with copy of receipt from Micro Center. They replied back saying they will sent me a replacement; the replacement drive was 480GB (sealed). Sorry to digress, but Micro Center should have...
Reading the article may seem to indicate a voltage issue?
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-performance-winpc/not-enough-usb-resources-even-when-plugging-into/d8473f95-8f9e-4c95-88ff-8d01a312682b
Quite a few articles when doing a search for "not enough USB controller...
I heard it should be bring into MC store. If they have your receipt electronically, they should be able to verify your purchase and honor the warranty.
I will need to recheck my mess, I was cleaning up and I know I had one of those Startac chargers with a desktop charging base back then from Sprint PCS days.
Edit #1: 2021-05-17, found the Startac phone, I suspect the charger may be in the garage? To be continued.
I moved two lines AT&T post paid for Mint Mobile, may be thinking about Ultra. With Mint, I am on 8GB/month plan and prepay 12 months.
You probably don't hear much about phones by UMIDIGI or Oukitel. I ended up with a UMIDIGI S5 Pro (about $245) in July and most recently an Oukitel C21 (about...
I used to build all systems around desktop towers. The main advantage is portability; there are sacrifices. Probably a little greener (less energy).
I recently started buying the HP mini desktops (e.g.: HP Prodesk 600 G4) to save space.
GT 1030 low profile already mentioned, the cheapest open box (video card only) at Micro Center is $70.
You can probably try searching eBay for a used GT 730; suggested PSU is 350W.
If it's cosmetics, it is likely going to be inside a box; I wouldn't worry.
Your Power On Hour and Count seem to indicate new. Go download Crucial Storage Executive Tool.
I had a similar issue with an old Toshiba tablet; gave up on ut.
No issue with HP Stream 7 tablet. Use Media Creation Tool to create Windows 10 on USB flash drive. Ran disk cleanup as administrator, charged tablet to 100%, connect a USB on the go cable, plug in USB flash drive, and rebooted...
This was the last thread: https://hardforum.com/threads/office-2016-2019-win10-keys-more-possible-sale-if-saints-win.1954360/page-17#post-1044366601
Not sure what rule he broke, but email is listed.
I cannot say I care about iPhone, but I do BYOD on Android.
The question with unlimited is how much data can one really burn?
I dropped AT&T post paid, was paying about $110 for 2 lines and 6GB of data total.
Now with Mint Mobile using T-Mobile towers, find with 8GB per line and pretty much...
No it's the type that you stick into a 3.5" bay, internally use SATA and power connectors to it. Something like Vantec EZ Swap EVO. :)
OS support should not be an issue.
My last Windows Phone was Alcatel Idol 4s. I have been though many Windows Phone; going back to Motorola MPx220, HTC Titan, HTC Pure, etc... When announcement came out, it was an inevitable switch to Android.
Picked up a Moto G6 (4GB/64GB) last November; finally running Pie.
I recently went on...
i was shopping for one recently and ended up getting the UMIDIGI Power from Amazon; should be about $140 before tax. I had it for about 1.5 week so far. No US warranty, but a low risk phone given the price.
It does come with a thin case offering basic protection and plastic screen protector...
Does systeminfo work on Windows 98 SE? Sorry for the ask. After all of these years, the beige has yellowed on certain parts of the old Inwin tower case. The days when an OS fits on a 4GB drive.
If you are looking for 1080p screen, it's cheaper to buy one at 1366x768 and buy the LCD panel yourself. Fairly easy operation, no more than 8 minutes.
Do you have pictures of the Lenovo E440 by chance? Possibly interested, looking for a laptop for a friend; her budget is currently $200. Thank you in advance.
My Alcatel Idol 4s with Windows 10 Mobile replaced the Lumia 640 as secondary driver; keeping until around Thanksgiving/Black Friday.
No surprises here.
After much debate, I ended up picking a Moto G6 as my first Android device. Migrated all contacts successfully and installed the Microsoft...
Still got my Alcatel Idol 4S with Windows 10 Mobile, but running a Moto G6 on Oreo.
R.I.P., my first Windows Phone was a Motorola MPX 220.
The phone companion for Windows 10 is not bad, but not great either, but seems to work with Android.