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I can get either a 5 device license for Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security Complete 2017 for $14.99 or a 3 device license for Kaspersky Total Security 2017 for $14.95. Which is the better deal and why? I do have 5 devices that ultimately need protection. Is the Kaspersky that much better...

And overclocking a laptop is usually a losing proposition becasue it has very limited cooling and he could seriously decrease component life by cooking his laptop. So, Upgrading would be a more realistic performance upgrade that would yield safer results.

The AMD A6 chips are great APU's, for what they are. Laptops aren't really designed to be overclocked. They simply don't have the cooling capabilities to keep up with it. If you want some faster performance, Get yourself a Solid State Drive instead of your regular hard drive and upgrade to...

What make and model of laptop do you have? Does it have a dedicated graphics card or is it running integrated graphics?

I recommend Adaware. It removes spyware as well as anti key loggers. That one is free. The bewt paid one for the same purpose is Malwarebytes. I prefer Malwarebytes overall becasue I think it does a better job, but if you want free, then go Adaware. Cheers.

The thing about dynamic microphones is that they are less sensitive to pickup unwanted sounds. condenser microphones are very detailed and sensitive but in untreated rooms often pick up computer fan noise, typing on keyboards, trains, motorcycles, and trucks from outside, television three rooms...

The Shure SM7B works best when the sound source is six to eight inches away. It has a cardioid pickup pattern, so it should only pick up sound directly in front of it and since it is a dynamic mic, it is not likely that it will pick up any typing or keyboard sounds. To connect your stereo...

The HD280's sell at Guitar Center for $100 and they usually have a coupon online for 15% off one item, so there you go, $85. I have the SHR840's, and the 440's are good, but I do like my Sennheisers better.

I own my own recording studio, so let's get down to business. I would recommend a Steinber UR22 for a digital interface as it can record at 24 Bit and 192,000khz sampling rate which means excellent quality. You can record from two microphones at once and it connects to your computer and is...

Onboard audio has come a long way these days on computers. The Xonar DG still uses processing power from the computer to process audio so it will still impact PC performance. I recommend Sennheiser HD280's as they have easily replaceable parts and are definitely under the $100 recommended price...

It is a very capable interface and is very moderately priced for what you get. If you have any questions, Drop me a private message and I will be more than happy to assist you in finding a reasonably priced digital interface for your system.

Steinberg makes a UR22 for $129 at Guitar Center that has a headphone jack, is MIDI capable, can record at 192,000khz and has two inputs for either XLR or 1/4 inch. If you need cheaper alternatives than that, Just let me know. I have my own studio.