There was barely any info available back then... Looking at how old this thread is, you're better off hunting down the top specialists who actually know how to manage this condition.
Is anyone even alive in here?! Anyway, I need a printer recommendation. I’ll be printing every single day—nothing crazy, but it'll get some use. Budget is around $200.$833 I told my family we should probably just grab a network printer so all 3 or 4 of our computers can connect to one machine instead of running two separate ones. One PC will be the main hub, and the others can just jump on whenever they need to.
Is anyone even alive in here?! Look, I need a printer recommendation. I’d be using it daily—nothing crazy, just constant enough to keep it busy. Budget is around $200-$833. I told my family we should probably grab a network printer so we can hook up 3 or 4 computers to one machine instead of wasting money on two separate ones. One PC would be the main hub for printing, and the others could just jump on whenever they need to.
Hey, Need some buying advice. Mostly just browsing, movies, a tiny bit of AutoCAD, and the occasional game. Someone recommended these two. They actually said an i5 is better than an i7 since the i7 just runs hotter without much extra performance. What's a fair price range here? I see this Legion with an i5 sitting somewhere between $2000 and $3000. Let me hear your thoughts and advice.
What kind of data are we even talking about regarding spending time outdoors? I haven't traveled anywhere remote, and neither has anyone in my neck of the woods... as far as I know. What does this look like to you guys? Is it possible it’s from working at home yesterday—climbing up to the attic, sweating, then getting hit by a light draft? Keep in mind my nose was running and I was sneezing constantly through Thursday and Friday... plus I was freezing while everyone else in the house was just chilling in shorts. I'll head to the doctor to get some blood work done.
Hey... I want to know what you guys think. I feel like I’m totally screwed. On Friday at work, I felt so wiped out it was like I’d been thrown off a moving train. As soon as I got home, I washed my face and legs and dove straight into bed—maxed out, just sweating and drinking fluids. I sweated it out a few times, and by Saturday morning, I felt pretty decent. Then, I pulled a stupid move and went to help out with some stuff around the house. Last night, my muscles started cramping up like crazy, as if I’ve never lifted a weight in my life. It feels like that heavy, exhausted feeling I haven't had since long before I started hitting the gym. My throat doesn't hurt, and I don't have a fever...
Basically... I ran a 400MB update and now it’s actually running at a decent 1.4GB. I tried looking into what was actually broken, but there was nothing to see. Total garbage.
So, Windows 7. It’s running on 4 cores and 4GB of RAM at 800MHz. Nothing heavy—just web browsing, spreadsheets, basic stuff... yet it crawls like a snail. Memory usage barely hits 2.8GB, maybe up to 3.8GB. I ran a malware scan and found absolutely nothing. What on earth could be eating up all that memory?
So they're making a remake... of some movie from like 30 years ago? Seriously? Like Spider-Man... how many times can we do this? Now they're coming for Batman too... give me a break. Hollywood has become a total dumpster fire. It's incredibly rare for them to put out anything actually good anymore. Most of these directors are complete garbage.
How does an AMD Radeon HD 6850 with 1GB of DDR5 stack up against something like an R7 260? I see it's got a 256-bit bus... what's a realistic price for this thing?