Recent content by Ramlethal

Can you be more specifiq on the problem itself? How comes it gets divided in 4 pieces!? Care to share a photo of it?

So it went blank on the laptop or the new screen? after having this issue have you connected back the flat screen to the laptop and get the same result?

Replace the battery that should fix the issue.

Depending on your budget. Im a proudly owner of an asus GL753VD-GB223T But... much depends on the ammount of money you are dispossed to pay on a laptop...

Yes and NO. The Laptop you have is capable of upgrading further but due to its messures you should actually stay like that. Also, Cards are not better for its Gbs of VRAM, cards are better for its clock speeds. And GTX 960 is one of the best cards you can ever had on that laptop considering...

boot on safe mode and erase all previous drivers, then install one of the most basic versions of your GPU driver and let it update by himself... thats it.

i do personally think it is a lost cause, it would be better to actually upgrade it if possible to any other GPU. Im not quite sure if that model has some room for improvement but im pretty sure thats the most sane solution...

I had a Asus Rog Strix 15.6 Gl502vt-ds71. Despite it was not the exact same model you are watching it may give an idea of the quality Asus works with the Notebooks. Sold it a couple of weeks ago... Never had a single problem... Despite being a very expensive machine against a desktop with the...

If you are going to use this for intensive games and game development. Do everyone a favor and do not buy a laptop... Also i dunno if your goal is strictly tied to "mobile" gaming But you can build a 3 times better pc with the same money you are investing on a pre-built laptop... Gaming Laptops...

1.- You need a laptop version of the ram you picking and check the frecuency your current motherboard supports... Before picking a ram 2.- Yes and No... It is basically better to just put a dedicated graphics card in your laptop... Ram will do help but the support will be practically...

Laptops cards tends to be far more expensive and inefficient than any desktop version. If its for a mobile workstation it would be fine to purchase a 960 or 970m Now if we are going for desktop wich in my opinion is a far more rasonable option... i would purchase a titan x if im pro rendering...