Recent content by IInuyasha74

Do you know if there is anything else broadcasting out of that station? If there is and you get that other channel fine, then yea it's probably something to do with the tuner in your TV. In which case, you might try using an old VCR or a similar device if you have one, as it will have its own...

Right, you can uninstall them without any concern. They don't really do much. Certainly nothing important.

Yea it does look like a space for an HDD. You could probably get a cable and the shell to mount one there off a used system, but I don't see where the cable would connect on the motherboard. It might be on the other side, which may make it more trouble than it is worth. They also might not have...

You could try Seiki if you go up a little higher. I can't find the exact model I have right now, but they make solid TVs with excellent features for what you pay...

No, you cannot do this. The GPU is soldered onto your motherboard, and essentially the only way you could remove the current GPU is to melt the solder (which would destroy your motherboard) or pry it off (which would destroy your motherboard). You could change the CPU probably, can't see for...

Well see, they all have essentially the same GPU actually. Physically they are identical in every detail.The only difference between the GTX 950 and the GTX 850 is one has slightly higher clock speed, which helps it perform better, but isn't going to make a big difference. Interesting you call...

Alright so this one is the best in terms of performance overall: http://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/114330/x550jx-dm161h/asus-15_6-x550jx-full-hd-i5-4200h-gtx-950m-8gb-1tb-windows-8_1 As the GPU is a little better (not much), and the CPU isn't too bad. This one would be second for performance...

Yes, like I was saying, you can't remove that graphics card. In fact I also have an NP300E5C, and the GPU is soldered into the motherboard. Almost all laptops are like this. You will probably never own or see a laptop that has a removable GPU, they are extremely rare.

It would depend on the laptop you have, but graphics slots on laptops are extremely rare, and typically only used for higher-end GPUs. I highly doubt you can change the GPU inside of that laptop, though there are some ways to improve the performance in games if that is what you are after.

This could be a driver issue because of Windows 10. That is a common issue with Windows 10 right now, and if the issue wasn't occurring before when you were using Windows 7/8.1 then you should go back to that OS. It could take some time for the issue to be resolved.

This is an easy one. The Asus is best. IT has a faster CPU, more storage, and the graphics card isn't all that worse either. It would be a good idea to increase the RAM in the system though, which fortunately with the Asus you can do for cheaper than the HP.

Might be. They keyboard connects to the system by a cable inside. If you unscrew and and pull the keyboard up, you might be able to push this connector in better and fix it. Sometimes they can come lose and cause the keyboard not to work. Though the keyboard could of jsut stopped working too.

Yes the GTX 965M should be stronger. For GPUs, the first number indicates the series or generation of the GPU. For example an Nvidia 700 GPU is older than an Nvidia 900 GPU, or Nvidia 800 GPU. The next two numbers refer to performance, and basically the higher the number the better the...

Realize it or not, you are already doing it. Integrated graphics chips don't really have their own pool of memory to use, so instead they use the system memory. A portion of this is segmented for use just by the iGPU. For example, if you have 8 GB of system memory, but you check with a monitor...

Yes KKAW is spot on with what he is saying. I actually have a laptop with basically the same graphics card. It can play games, but at 1366x768 I have to play with settings, normally medium and low, to get things running. Some games that are from the last year or two won't run with the lowest...