Recent content by Joeteoh99

Most McAfee do come pre-installed in Lenovos laptop too. So as mentioned, McAfee isn't a reliable antivirus software and you are better off uninstalling it and getting another free one like Avira.

I did use AVG before in the past, but some threats just couldn't be detected howevver, Avira was capable of detecting it and getting rid of it. Anywyas, this is just all according to my own experience. :)

I reckon Avira is one of the better ones after tests according to AV-Test and Malwarebytes are great for those malwares. Both go hand in hand for free antivirus softwares.

The best that fits your criteria is the Lenovo Y50. If you do't like Lenovo, you could go with the Asus ROG Series GL551. :) Hope this helps.

No you cannot upgrade the graphics card in a laptop. But if you do want to upgrade, check with your manufacturer. If you want to know more, then some gaming laptops provide the user the ability to upgrade it.

OP, please answer this. Are you gaming AC on a PC or laptop? If you go with your laptop, you will have to turn the resolution to the lowest with the lowest setting possible for it to be playable at 30FPS or not even playable. My best bet is either buy a gaming laptop or buy/build a PC. If...

Try the Asus GL551.

You don't have to spend that much for a gaming laptop that is thin and light. The Lenovo Y50 saves you about $200 and offers great features.

The best budget gaming laptop and for other purposes is the Lenovo Y50 IMO. It has a decent graphics card for a budget price gaming laptop.

Do you have a budget? A similar one to the looks of a MacBook, is the HP Envy.

You are probably having a virus on your PC. I had this problem before resolving it with a implement process. You will opjust have to download AVG Free, and this should detect all your viruses and solve it. And another tip to avoid random pop ups, is to download an ad-bloker plugin.

Is it the Photo Library? http://smallbusiness.chron.com/remove-iphone-photo-library-54305.html

Your have basically answered your own question. ;)

Wait a minute!! Do you want to upgrade the graphics card in the desktop now? I thought this was about the laptop??

To all of the posters, there isn't any point recommending desktop graphics card when he is on a laptop.