Posts by dustyridge7

Since I’m spending way more time glued to my laptop lately—coding, college work, spreadsheets, browsing, and the occasional movie—that 15.6" screen just isn't cutting it anymore. It's too small.
I don't play games, so I just need a decent monitor to hook up to my current setup (an Acer v3 574 g with an Nvidia 940m and an IPS Full HD screen).

From what I've gathered, a 24" IPS panel would be perfect for me. My budget is roughly around $333.
Here are a few links to what I've found on Amazon and Best Buy so far. I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me which of these are actually worth buying or suggest something better.
Thanks in advance.

https://www.alzashop.com/24-benq-gw2470he-d4564254.htm
https://www.alzashop.com/24-benq-gw2480-d5100547.htm
https://www.alzashop.com/24-benq-vz2470h-d4395684.htm
https://www.alzashop.com/benq-gw2470h-24-d3038767.htm

I’m hitting my 27th birthday soon, which means JPMorgan Chase is finally going to start hitting me with those monthly maintenance fees and service charges—probably around $20. I started digging around for better options at other banks and stumbled upon an OTP student package. From what I can tell, it offers basically everything I get now at JPMorgan Chase, just without the monthly fee headache. 👍
Does anyone here actually use an OTP package? What’s your take on it?

Do I actually need an activation key or just a Windows loader?

Thanks a lot
My laptop has slowed down to a crawl, so I'm just going to do a clean install.

Can anyone drop a link to download a Windows 7 64-bit ISO?

@ rustysurfer79
I’ve figured out one thing for sure: the less you pay for the printer, the more they bleed you dry on ink.
Can you recommend a decent budget printer—something for school, college, or just work—that actually uses cheap original ink?
From what I can see, third-party cartridges are out of the question. You lose the ink level indicators, then the print head dies and you're stuck.
But let's be honest, original ink runs out way too fast.
Should I just grab a basic printer and then buy some refillable cartridges to DIY the refills, or should I look for a model where the original cartridges aren't such a rip-off?
Thanks🙂🙂🙂