Not trying to disparage, haven't really kept up with external drive prices, but is this really considered a smoking deal? Looking at other capacities you can get 5 times the storage of even the same drive for just a little over twice as much?
Fanatical used to be bundlestars if you ever bought anything from them. But yeah, totally legit site. Only thing I don't like about them is I get charged a foreign processing fee by my bank.
https://www.fanatical.com/en/game/south-park-the-fractured-but-whole-gold-edition
It's a uplay key and not steam, but still it's a over 90% off it's a game you enjoy. 11 hours left, but 50% of the keys are claimed.
I wasn't running heat measuring software, but I was able to pull some semi-vital info off the drive by setting it on a clay icepack. I wasn't even thinking about heat being a problem until it crashed and disappeared from the BIOS, and I started doing research. It could be that I just got a bad...
Well thankfully (or unfortunately depending on how you look at it) everything I needed to rescue I had to attempt to do so when my OS drive crashed and I was forced to install the OS on this drive. I couldn't remember if it would require a full format of the drive first (I'd only done an install...
How hot does this thing get? I had a Mushkin https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CYJ4GS3/ drive die a couple months back in my laptop from overheating. I read these sticks can get pretty warm. Really tempted, because I think the other drive in the laptop might be starting to go too...starting...
Dunno, was gonna give them a call this morning, (they were closed by the time I found this last night) but by then in store pick was the only option.
Oh well, might be for the best. As I understand it these drives can run hot, and since I use this in a laptop cooling can be a problem since I...
I have installed all of the drivers from MSI. (not all of the bloatware stuff, but the actual drivers). It isn't just my browser. But it isn't a general computer lag issue. It is specific to trying to play media. I keep meaning to check if audio only media is included and forgetting, however...
I currently have over 3/4 of the free space my drive has available to it available. I just meant that because it's a laptop there are not as many expansion slots for dropping in hard drives for local video storage as there would be in a desktop. So I don't have a large plex server or anything...
I'm not sure if this is even the right place for this. I'm not sure what *would* be the right place though. I've been having a strange error occurring randomly. At first I just noticed it with streaming, but I don't watch a lot of local movies/videos on my computer. I use a laptop and have...
Well...and the fact that it's close to 40 dollars for the DD (although I didn't realize that it included all future civs/scenarios). I'd have gotten it on sale over xmas if I had the extra for it. But at 12 for the base game (which the extra civs/scenarios are just bonuses for me really) I can...
The "problem" with Civ games is that they always release a bunch of civ/scenario packs and DLC after the game is released. If you are looking for a complete edition that is unlikely to be available for 2 or more years after the base game is released. So if you want to be able to play the game...
I've really enjoyed The Long Dark...the constant cold really adds an extra thing to have to worry about for survival...and it's not just so simple as "go to a lower elevation" as you can do with so many survival type games. But I think Feb bundle is one of the best deals I've seen...well worth...
I am unsure if the games are available already, but the early unlock for the Feb Humble Monthly bundle is CIv VI base game with the Vikings and Australia civ/scenario packs unlocked. For a game that the base is selling for 30+ dollars even on special this is pretty hot...
Firstly...I want to like goobers, but the problem is when you put the peanut butter in the fridge it gets all hard and you can't spread it. Secondly, of course you clean the knife between it. Thirdly...as to the question on hand, I have to agree with madFive.
The only time I had to deal with Asus customer service was when I had one of their netbooks. I had to get the power cord replaced, twice. I didn't have any trouble either time. The second time I actually went to their office somewhere, and was able to get it switched out on the spot.
If I had the machine for VR (don't...just running a cheap laptop right now) and the money for it, I'd have bit on the rift I saw on CL for 300, at 225 it's really a no-brainer.
I've purchased things before, the quality can vary quite a lot. I find that I get more consistent quality with courses at sites like coursera or edx. Lazaro Diaz has some good stuff in the networking category. I really can't recommend classes by Alun Hill. That said the bigger concern isn't so...
Was going through my humble bundle library and realized I accidentally purchased two star wars bundles so I have copies of
Star Wars™ Jedi Knight Dark Forces II
TAKEN Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II
TAKEN Star Wars™: Dark Forces
TAKEN Star Wars™ Empire At War: Gold Pack
TAKEN Star Wars™ Jedi...
One reason could be network speed. Since Straight Talk/Cricket do not use their own network they do not have unfettered access to networks. Straight Talk has HUGE issues with data capping problems, with the FTC ruling that people are entitled to compensation as a result of false claims. And...
Dunno if it works as well or the same for offline navigation, but I know with google maps you can save large areas of the map if you mostly need navigation in one or a few areas.
It's an awesome computer, and I wish I didn't have to sell, but I've actually left it at my sister's house...because I left the country for an extended working holiday...and it just is sitting there collecting dust, I'd rather see it get some loving, cause it's a solid machine.