Gaming PC build help needed
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Do you think it might be worth holding off on the purchase for a bit, just so you can build up a bigger budget and snag some even beefier components later on?
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Frank Moore4 said:Why on earth would those two be competing with each other? 😬 Honestly, if I had known nobody here actually gets a joke, I wouldn't have bothered posting anything in the first place. 🤦 😒
Frank Moore4 said:Drew Sanchez82, I think you're totally misreading the situation. 😬 This series is absolute gold. 😉
Frank Moore4 said:You totally missed the point—it’s not actually a show about Steve Jobs. 😬
It's actually a really funny comedy about a bunch of tech geeks trying to launch a startup. That guy with the beard is basically playing the lead, even though he clearly doesn't know a thing about coding. He keeps bringing up Steve Jobs, which makes sense because, honestly, Lucifer has all the worst traits of both Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. 😁
The IMDb plot summary said:His passion and ingenuity have been the driving force behind the digital age. However his drive to revolutionize technology was sacrificial. Ultimately it affected his family life and possibly his health. In this revealing film we explore the trials and triumphs of a modern day genius, the late CEO of Apple inc. Steve Jobs.
Frank Moore4 said:They’re already filming a series about "Steve Jobs" called Silicon Valley. 😬
Eric Patel7 said:The movie with Ashton Kutcher—who was actually great, if you ask me—was decent enough, but they skipped over so much stuff.
Storyline said:“set backstage AT Three iconic product launches and ending in 1998 with The unveiling of The iMac , The film takes US behind The Scenes of The Digital revolution to paint an intimate portrait of The brilliant man AT its epicenter”

lonehound2 said:
Another Stephen King novel is heading to the big screen. This one is "Cell," an apocalyptic horror story triggered by cell phones. It all starts on a typical day in America when everyone who answers their cell phone receives a "pulse"—a sudden electrical surge straight to the brain. This pulse turns users into mindless, bloodthirsty monsters. The survivors, those lucky enough to have been away from their devices, have to band together to find a way to survive. The film features heavy hitters Samuel L. Jackson and John Cusack. Keaton Rydell (played by John Cusack) is an artist from Maine getting ready to celebrate landing a deal with a new publishing house. But on his way there, a mysterious signal hits the global network, turning phone users into killers. Shaken by the chaos, Keaton begins searching for other survivors, eventually crossing paths with Tom McCourt (Samuel L. Jackson), who seems to have some answers. Filming kicked off back in January.
The Last Witch Hunter - official teaser trailer Quote : Synopsis says: “The modern World holds many secrets, but The most astounding Secret of All is that witches still live amongst us.” kaže:
The modern world is full of secrets, but honestly, the biggest kicker is that witches are actually still out there living right alongside us. We're talking about vicious, supernatural creatures that are just waiting for the right moment to unleash the Black Death on everyone.
For centuries, armies of witch hunters have been locked in combat against an unnatural enemy all over the world. That includes Kaulder, this incredibly brave warrior who actually pulled off the impossible by taking down the almighty queen WITCH, wiping out most of her followers along the way.
Right before she kicked the bucket, the queen WITCH slapped Kaulder with a curse of immortality. It was a cruel move—basically ensuring he’d be stuck on this side of the veil forever, totally cut off from his wife and daughter in the afterlife. Now, Kaulder is basically the last of his kind, spending centuries tracking down rogue witches while just wishing he could finally reunite with the people he lost.
But here’s the kicker—Kaulder has no idea that the queen WITCH is actually coming back to life. She’s out for blood, looking to settle the score with the guy who took her down, which basically sets the stage for this massive, epic showdown. It’s one of those high-stakes battles where the whole fate of humanity is hanging in the balance.

analogtiger19 said:So, how exactly is this issue showing up for you? (Sorry if you already mentioned it, I totally missed it). I actually had that same thing installed back when I was on version 3.4.2, but I wiped it and haven't dealt with that software or the glitch since... Honestly, I didn't even have issues before, I just stumbled onto the program or maybe Norton flagged it for me, I can't quite remember. 🤔
Larry Ortiz5 said:Just wipe your C drive and leave the other partitions alone..
Larry Ortiz5 said:Just take a full day off, pop in a new graphics card, wipe the hard drive, and boom—problem solved. I mean, you aren't exactly reinstalling Windows every single morning, so it shouldn't be that big of a deal (at least not for me)
Jeremy Fowler4 said:I personally stick with uTorrent 2.2.1 and it works perfectly fine. I just made sure to go into the settings and kill off any automatic updates or anything that tries to nag me for them. Hope that helps you out.
P.S.: Happy Easter, everyone!
I ran into the exact same headache. In my case, I noticed that as soon as I disabled my network adapter, both my CPU and GPU usage finally dropped back down to earth. After some research i found out that the file Rundll32 was the culprit—it was linked to a folder at C:\ProgramData\adob which was just eating up all my resources. I tried disabling it directly in the Task Manager, which actually caused my display driver to crash for a second, but it recovered quickly enough. Once it did, the CPU and GPU loads plummeted right back to normal idle levels. To be safe, I just went ahead and nuked the entire C:\ProgramData\adob folder, and everything has been running smooth ever since.