Recent content by Callum Clarke

Did you try going to the manufacturers website and seeing if there is a newer driver available? Also, what wireless card are you using.

Have a look in the BIOS. You may be able to up the shared memory to the graphics card at the price of loosing out on a small amount of ram but that's about it.

AMD runs a lot hotter then Intel. As long as it isn't reaching the maximum temperature then it'll be fine. If you are worried about it, get a USB base fan that goes underneath the laptop to increase air flow.

You could get a external GPU, however they are a little pricey. Other then that there isn't a way to upgrade the graphics chip as it is soldered onto the board.

Try changing your power plan to performance. This should fix it. If not, check task manager and make sure nothing is eating up all of your system resources.

Less market share = less viruses. Me saying that though, even Mac OS X users don't really have to worry about getting a virus. Unix in itself is very secure but as other people have said, Linux is still vulnerable. The chances are still low though, just watch what you are doing and you will be...

i have sorta gotten used to it and it don't really bother me anymore. you cant really hear the distortion as my door vibrates quite loudly due to the bass.

i have recently purchased a pair of Trust tytan 2.1 speakers for my PC and i am having trouble with the right output jack on the sub woofer. It is causing distortion to the right speaker. it isnt the speaker because i tried putting the left speaker in the right plug and same results. i dont know...