Recent content by Azrael47

I get rid of them, I also get rid of registry files.

They are pretty, look comfy and have good reviews.

Yes.

Its ok. Remember to select a solution to this thread!

100c (I think) is the TJ of that CPU so you are ok. Here is a temperature recording of that CPU playing BF4. http://www.overclock.net/content/type/61/id/1893944/width/500/height/1000/flags/LL

whats the laptops CPU? it is certainly high and you need to be careful.

I simply deleted it in the extensions tab and never saw it again. hmm may be different for him.

You have to go to the extensions part in your browser and disable/delete them manually.

What browser are you using?

Not a problem.

Yes that is a good TV for gaming. -Full HD -1920x1080 resolutiuon -100 clear motion rate (which is good) -It supports HDMI so make sure your Graphics card supports HDMI. As far as input lag will go you can have a look at this and see if it helps you-...

Hi Gissel1989, have you had a look at this page, it is quite interesting as it shows the top tvs which are ~32" http://www.techradar.com/news/television/tv/10-best-32-inch-tvs-in-the-world-today-655660 Okay so that settled the things to find in a TV for gaming is obviously the native...

It appears that Google and YouTube are fixing issues. Dont worry many other people have tried different explorers (such as FireFox) and still have the same problem. Just be patient

remember some of your physical RAM is used for the OS (Kernal memory) which means that there is less physical RAM available. I assure if it running at 20%-40% then there are no problems. If it reassures you right now just on the internet 2GB of my 8GB RAM is being used.

you may have a lot of background/startup programs active. press windows key and 'r' then type 'msconfig', then click the startup tab, deselect all of the programs you deem unnecessary (for example tool bar safety. How much RAM do you have? Check in task manager if you haven't already.