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What’s your take on this machine? Does the Wi-Fi module come separately?
The price tag is around $283 here in the States. I think the replacement toner costs are pretty reasonable.
http://www.hp.com/us/printing/printing...2dn/index.html
Why on earth should I be held liable alongside someone I don't even speak to or have any connection with, other than being heirs to some distant ancestor? It’s not like I can just cut them out of an inheritance if I wanted to. I don't get to choose who my co-heirs are—that’s just a fact of life I can't control.
The only place you'd see this kind of nonsense is in a system where someone pays their bills religiously, only to have their accounts seized without a single warning because of someone else's debt.
People constantly complain about why everyone is fleeing this backwater state. Well, how much longer are we supposed to fund the bureaucrats in government offices who dream up these ridiculous rules?
Let me repeat: I’ve met every one of my financial obligations. I didn't receive a single notice, yet my account was still hit because of a debt belonging to someone else—someone I never signed anything for, never co-signed for, and honestly, don't even talk to. There was no heads-up; I only found out by pure accident when I went to withdraw cash and realized part of it was missing. My funds were seized by the USA to feed a bottomless pit known as the federal budget.
In what universe is this considered fair??
I just got hit with an execution for someone else's debt. How is this even legal, and who do I complain to?
It’s about court fees. Following an out-of-court proceeding, a supplemental succession order was issued, splitting the estate equally among three heirs.
Naturally, there are court costs associated with the process that all three heirs are required to split equally.
Two of us paid our shares promptly. The third heir—who currently has zero income and no bank accounts in the US—hasn't paid a dime. Now, without any prior notice or warning, they’ve seized funds from the first two heirs to cover the third person's debt, plus they tacked on late fees that were split between us. We settled our portions ages ago.
How is it possible to execute a judgment against people who already paid their debt, all without sending a single notification?!
Robert Rodriguez2 said:1 x Asrock H81M-VG4, Intel Socket 1150
1 x DDR3 4GB (1x4GB) Crucial, 1600MHz CL11
1 x Intel Pentium G3220, 3.00GHz,512KB,3MB, Haswell
$341
That’s basically the extent of it...
Thanks for the help.
I settled on this build. Hopefully it's solid.
Asrock H81M-HDS, s1150 - $127
http://www.newegg.com/p/product_info.php?c...76bf57cdcc4e1bIntel Pentium G3220, 3.00GHz,512KB,3MB, Haswell - $140
http://www.newegg.com/p/product_info.php?c...76bf57cdcc4e1bDDR3 4GB (1x4GB) Corsair, 1600MHz, CL11,Value, CMV4GX3M1A160C11 - $105
http://www.newegg.com/p/product_info.php?c...76bf57cdcc4e1b
My MBO died on me, so I need a replacement. Since I’m already buying a new motherboard, I might as well upgrade to a new processor and RAM at the same time.
When I try to boot the PC, there's absolutely no sign of life from the motherboard. The power supply kicks in, the case fans spin, the HDD and optical drive power up... but nothing happens on the monitor, even though it's turned on. No BIOS, no POST, nothing.
The current setup is about 5 or 6 years old. I haven't really kept up with hardware specs since then, so I'm a bit lost regarding modern sockets, Intel vs. AMD, and all that.
The old board is an MSI K9N Neo V2, running what I believe is an Athlon 2000, with 2 GB of RAM. I’d really like to jump to at least 4 GB now, because 2 GB isn't even enough to run Ubuntu smoothly. It would also be great if the new motherboard includes USB 3.0.
I'm looking for a decent processor too—ideally something quiet and, of course, budget-friendly.
Back in September, my power supply gave out, so I picked up a new XFX TS 550 w from a local shop, along with a Zalman Z3 case. It's important that the new motherboard is compatible with this power supply and case.
The graphics card is an older Radeon HD 4730, and since money is tight, I'd like a motherboard that will work with it.
The HDD and optical drive are connected via SATA cables.
I mostly use this computer for web browsing, multimedia, and writing... I rarely play games, and when I do, they're older titles.
I need suggestions for a solid, reliable motherboard, a matching CPU, and some RAM that will play nice with my existing XFX TS 550 w power supply and Radeon 4730. It doesn't need to be high-end; I don't have the need or the cash for that. Is $333 enough to cover all three—motherboard, CPU, and RAM?