Recent content by Danthebugg

Smorzio I'll give that a go and report back. I'd it works I'll mark you as giving the solution :)

Yeah I did some research and narrowed it down to a bios failure. Thanks for finding the manual and page . Only problem is where do I go from here to fix the bios :(

I have recently had to do a OS reinstall to the hdd of my Dell inspiron N5010 with Windows 10 home version, which up to a point was going swimmingly ; ). The problem I have is that when I was installing the drivers from the Dell official website, after successful Driver installations, i was...

I would definitely go with the Asus. Reason being that it has a more powerful CPU which will last the length of time over the i5 on the Lenovo, it also has more RAM a better GPU

Just having been awake for a few hours I now can see my mistake sorry lol, it was a bit late for me last night haha. The Dell Inspiron does not stand out for me, especialy as it has an inferior processor with an i3-3227u and a below par amount of ram required for programming (with the magic...

In the case for gaming I would still choose the more powerful processor of the G510 any day and also having the quad core makes your laptop more 'future-proof' comparing to the dual-core of the Z50-70. 8gb is the maximum for the top games on the market as of now and will be for some time Plus...

Reading your thread, I would highly oppose to getting a Acer laptop. The processors are known to get too hot for their CPU fan to handle and end up overheating overtime, this happened to me and required me to replace the CPU, motherboard and a better cooling fan. So answering your questiong...

Both are nice models but I would definitely choose the G510. If you'r main reason behind purchasing a new laptop is for programming, then 8GB of RAM is the magic number, anything else is just wasted entirely. The Geforce GT 840M is only marginaly better than the AMD Radeon R7 M265 and the 4GBs...