Recent content by moozilbee

Sounds like a problem with the battery or power supply.

How do you expect anyone to help you? Contact Sony support.

Agree with these two, looks very sketchy, just buy a prebuilt and save time and money.

Just use fraps.

Give the full specs.

Do you really need a laptop or would a desktop be fine? Consider carefully whether you're actually going to game outside of your house.

You do have a sound card, it's integrated into your motherboard, I believe the Plantronics headset bypasses it however as it uses USB. Anyway, headset or headphones really doesn't matter, the mic on the plantronics headset is small and out of the way if you never use it, it's fairly hidden. A...

True, the plastic is strong on the earcups but the headband does bend quite a lot, if you're not careful it may snap, I've never had a problem with it however, just something to watch out for.

The Plantronics Gamecom 780 headset is very good, it's about £40, made of a very durable plastic with metal connecting the earcups to the headband, the headband and earcups are padded with velvet and leather, it has 7.1 virtual surround sound. I've owned these for about a year, the sound quality...

^This, what do you want to improve? Whatever it is, you're probably just better off getting another laptop as upgrading a laptop usually isn't worth the hassle.

^This Though why HP would hire people that don't know this is beyond me.

Oh Derpy I meant +1 to iceblitzed, but by the time I had commented you and a few other had also commented. Changed my comment to reflect that.

+1 iceblitzed, I don't think it would be possible to put both drives into your laptop, so go with an internal ssd with OS and all commonly used stuff on it, and then things like music, films, games, etc on an external hdd. A 120gb ssd will cost you around £50, and a 500gb external hdd would...