Recent content by bobusboy

Maybe I'm blind, what is the name of the app?

Maybe I'm blind, what is the name of the app?

I'm a fan of ASUS as I've used their warranty service on my Laptop and GPUs; 10 day turn around time, and that's counting weekends. (mind you I'm close to the service center) Plus ASUS makes good quality stuff. That said Samsung is pretty good but I've got no experience with them besides my...

I personally have zero desire to surrender physical currency in favour of digitized forms to complete transactions. Debit and Credit cards are more than enough for me. NFC is not a technology I will used unless forced to; to complete transactions.

@bigmack70 I'd be more concerned about boycotting them because of that SOPA crap.

If it's any good I'd consider black berry as a replacement for my phone down the road.

What is your budget for the purchase?

I've got an Asus G75VW which was 1800$ Canadian, It has a 670m OC'd 755/1655 with after burner which yields 5-10 fps boost over the stock speeds, a i7 3610 (2.3 OC to 3.something ghz on turbo) with 16 gigs RAM and A SSD boot drive and HDD for storage. I play COD Black ops 2on max at 40+ fps...

Does the PC make any long or repetitive beeps when it is starting?

You'll need to be more specific, but it sounds like you are going to have to contact your manufacturer and get it repaired by sending it into them.

Does the PC get past the BIOS or does it just boot to a black screen from the moment you hit the power button?

IF the software you think is bloat ware has a microsoft equivilant built into windows then generally you can get away with uninstalling it. This isn't always the case though. OneKeyRestore - is for creating recovery disks. Intel Widi - is a wireless tech to connect your laptop to your TV if it...

I honestly don't think you're going to notice a difference.

I've stopped waiting for it. If it comes out I'll look into it but it's been so long I've lots interest.

tirvonAllegedly. That word says it all. Still, L O L. You don't seem to understand that "allegedly" is the term used before a person or issue is proven guilty. Hence it "allegedly" caught fire on it's own.