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In a recent question someone from a small forum asked, regarding laptops, left me quite astonished... The guy asked if the laptop was a good "bang for buck" one, and when I started to look into the details to help him, I saw this: http://www.insys.pt/notebooks...

Hello all, I'm moving in into a new house, and I just found out that the LED TV back at my parent's house is to stay there, so I guess I will have to get a new one... -.- Thing is, I have NO experience at all when it comes to televisions, but I do have some "filters" to go with: -> [42'',48'']...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punctuation Also, the technician stole your HDD? lol what the hell? :D also, you have had that problem for almost a year??? have you tried this (and format your hard drive, if you still have one)...

Ciao amico! come è la pizza? Buona? la prego di farmi un favore? si potrebbe chiamare Mario o Luigi, in modo che possano tradurre in inglese quello che hai scritto, perché questo forum è solo in inglese? vi ringrazio, e venire di nuovo! :)

malware =/= virus and yes, Malwarebytes protects from all sorts of malwares. (spywares, adwares, etc etc)

lol true! my girlfriend once got me one for my birthday, and I was thinking "well.... gotta use it, or else she'll get sad.." obviously it didn't make a difference, but at least she was happy lol (unlike all the laptop's components......)

daaaaaamn i didn't even know those little vacuum USB thingies existed :0 and it looks so nice! nice sugestions!!

disclaimer of non affiliation on tomshardware? what?? :D lol anyway, problem with laptops, gaming or not, is going to be the heat. Keep in mind that components heat up when stressed, so you better prepare for it. Also, good ideas from the user above me.

700€? $? rupees? Zimbabwe dollars? I will assume it's US$, and therefore, you don't have any gaming laptop with that price (at least, not a decent one). You will have to spend at least some 1000$ to get a decent laptop, maybe more. With 700$ you could make a gaming build, but it would have to...

NO, HE HAS TO LEARN! lol sory i was in a bit of a bad mood on the last post... but I keep my position from before (although I am more calm now :D)

lol are you guys serious? even if not for anything else, for the OP to learn about what he is doing. Instead of giving him tools for him to work out what he wants, and geting some knowledge on the way, you are telling him to rely on someone else's judgement (even if it is from crucial. It could...

crucial memory finder gives several options of DDR3 SoDIMM memories, that go from 1333MHz CAS=12 to 1800MHz CAS=10. I just came from there. besides, they ask for the exact laptop model. Lenovo G50-??. I tested all models, all models had the same answers. Also, using HWInfo or CPU-Z = guess...

The thing is, you need to know the speed and CAS latency of your current memory. Even if you buy a stick with a higher speed clock or lower CAS, both RAMs will run at the lower speed between the two. Example: -you have a DDR3-1600MHz, CAS=9 -you buy a DDR3-1800MHz, CAS=10 -Both wil work at...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SO-DIMM this is the RAM type used on current laptops. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ib2ZDesr-l4 and this is a video on how to upgrade it. Good luck my friend.