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Can you tell me more about this multi core support in VLC? I am stuck with since I am on linux and my Hi10P stuff stutters from time to time, Although it shouldn't soon since my new processor came today! ^.^ ( unrelated but excited)

Is the TV selected as an audio device as well, click on your volume settings and check.

Msata is smaller is generally more for laptops, I wuld say stick with the SATA.

Unksol is right on the money, although you could just sell it to a pawn shop.

take the HDD out of it and take a drill or hammer to it and destroy it, Buy a SSD get a new OS. Also why did you accept a gift from a stalker?

Well the only thing I can think to say is run Intel burn test, test you GPU and your RAM to check stability of all your parts and to see if you encounter any errors, Also check to see if your drivers are up to date, Also what is your memory allocation for premiere pro? Also can you try check...

Well if the software can only utilize one or two cores then a new i7 will beat out basically everything, Perhaps you can look at the processes per core and see if your speeds could be slowing it down?

Perhaps the software needs to be updated, or just can't take full advantage of your specs?

Well basic reasoning suggests that it is a software problem.

Didn't dayton get bought out and now have s**t quality compared to daytons of old?

If the sub has a jack built into it, you could run a set of Mackie M3 or M4, or Maudio AV30 or AV40 Monitors through them.

Could you reuse you Sub from the current speakers and buy a set of monitors to pair with it?

That seems to have good reviews, do you happen to have a top dollar in mind?

Well if it is for heavy CPU usage then the M4500 with its i7 will win hands down.

Well the M4600 is newer but the CPU is slower in comparison to the M4500. the M4500 has a real heavy hitter (for it's age) of a CPU, but keep in mind that it will go through batteries like no ones business, and coupled with the lack of on board graphics mean you will be using your GPU full time...