Recent content by xroe

I'm sorry but the way you capitalize and make a point to rename everything to do with Microsoft makes me think of you as nothing more then a troll. It's good and all to support what you believe in but really, "Microsloth and Winbloze"? That makes you sound like a child.

Good to see you didn't loose anything.

That may be a possibility, but first download http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html and try to view it from that program.

Do you know what format selected when burning it to dvd? Also assuming you are using composite cables (jacks) make sure that they are all plugged in and correctly placed, If you are using hdmi or a similar input the ignore this last part.

Regarding the sound card, unless you are a serious audiophile who likes their music more then their women/men, I would say no. As for a durable headset, I had the same problem and it was usually the copper cable snapping in the line. I was recommended the turtlebeach x12's which I initially...

It really depends on who you sell it to. I would pay, at most, 650 for it and that is really generous on my part. To someone who's not as computer savvy I would say to start at 700 and go down as low as 450. I graded it mostly on processor, screen size, and its GPU but most people only care...

The i7 would be better for its hyper threading support. Although you will really not notice much of a difference either way unless you run multiple games or hardware intense task. Your main concern for gaming would be the GPU.

Go for it then, and if your not afraid to possibly loose them (I doubt you even will) then try to solder them so you can atleast get some experience.

It sounds like a faulty hard drive but I have no reason for why other then just a failed head. It does happen from time to time and someone has to be the one who gets it. Seeing as it is less then half a year old I would see about getting it repaired though warrenty.

Unfortunately I have nothing for you as far as shops in mumbai; although if you can't find any shops then, if you still want to try to fix them, you can do everything I said minus the soldering and just twine the wires tightly. Keep in mind though if you do that then you MUST get then tightly...

First thing, have you dropped it recently or do you set it down in awkward positions (unfolded on its side)?

you can fix them but it's not easy if you are not famialir with working with wires. What you will need to do is (and these steps can be tweaked to suit your situation) 1: Get a cheap set of ear buds that preferably match your current set's wire color 2: Cut the jack off of the cheap set with...

First off, audio and acoustics aren't my area of expertise so to speak so forgive me if I seem a bit slow on the issues of sound but I am looking for a decently powerful but clear set of speakers. The only real qualification is that it needs to be 5.1 and that it should cost no more then 100$...

http://www.amazon.com/inch-Stereo-3-5mm-Female-Adaptor/dp/B000I94FLS/ref=pd_cp_e_0 http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-AUD-1100-06-Stereo-Cable/dp/B000SE6IV8/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1383365177&sr=1-3&keywords=3.5mm+audio+cable I'm going to guess your cd player uses the standard...

What connector does your cd player use, i'd assume a 3.5 mm jack although I can only make assumptions and those may lead to bad info.