Recent content by n1ghtr4v3n

on board! unless you switch the front spearker/earphone cables from mobo to sound board. usually they are just replaceable like usb cables for front side. but I'm not sure if its possible to stick them on discreet audio board.

if the display allows you to increase the refresh rate for lower resolution it may solve the sharpness problem, which I believe is not about sharpness but mostly about slightly screen tearing because of lower resolution (usually if you drop from the native resolution you can increase the refresh...

yea that Toshiba looks as a great deal. Wish I had the same deal where Im living lol. peace!

I recently purchased "MSI GE Series GE60 0ND-257US" with a $1K price tag. And its lovely. If you can squeeze a bit more cash out. Definitely go for it! MSI G Series GE60 0ND-666US http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152392 (well I had a cheaper deal somehow, but I aint...

there are some test-aimed virus' applications but not sure if its available for MoneyPack. Not really familiar myself. But it is for sure "safer" than Avast in general. It is told to be safer than any other Free-Security anyways... Plus, its actually a huge plus, it is freaking LITE-Weight lol

as you know all alienware's are highly customizable, m18 is not new but just larger by size as far as i know... (didnt really check recently) but lets say m13 is 13", m15 is 15" and m17 is 17" size lol so guess what ? :P size is just a personal preference. I'd prefer 17" 1080p to be honest. When...

My first bet would be Alienware M17X, then MSI Gamebooks (Intel versions for sure) there is barely another option for gaming anyways :)

nokia... connecting people!

did you flash any kind of custom rom ?

s4 has a faster cpu. larger scren (hd-1080p). more pixels. sharper images. better camera. longer battery life and some firmware make up above s3 (the firmware stuff will sure be matched by s3 if the hardware matches it so there is no problem) of course s4 is a better device but the price...

you can install both versions on the same computer without using different releases (for instance, instead of 2007x86 and 2010x64, you can use 2010x86 and 2010x64) you only need the original setup files/discs for both x86/x64 versions... well I dont know how it handles the processes though...