I have a Dell E6440, and sometimes when I press the power button to wake it from sleep or to boot it up after shutting it down, it doesn't boot into Windows and says "Invalid Partition Table" instead. Hitting the power button to shut it off and then again to turn it back on will usually result...
If I was going to spend $600-650 on a Verizon phone, I'd probably be seriously considering the Moto X Developer Edition, although they're out of stock.
Yeah. It's an old 19" no-name monitor from 2006/2007, it's getting ready to die (it flickers on anything but high brightness). My laptop's display does as well, in the bottom right corner.
I'm looking at a U2412 or something similar when I finally get a new desktop at some point. I might go...
I've had occaisional issues with both, as have my friends. I think my AMD driver issues are more the fault of the fact they're put out through HP. My NVIDIA card was a 6600LE, so it was pretty old.
My friends who've had issues had a 9800GTX+ and a 5570.
I had a machine bit the dust over the summer. Not sure if it was the CPU, PSU, or MoBo.
I swapped PSU's, but it still wouldn't boot or even do anything. I didn't bother to investigate at that point, because tbh, I don't give a shit about a 6 year old Pentium D machine.
We have a Pentium D system that was running fine for about 5.5 years, until the PSU (I think) gave up the ghost in July. I didn't bother messing with it because it just wasn't worth it.
It really depends on what you're doing. If I built a new machine right now with a Sandy Bridge Pentium, i3...
I think a 5450/6450 would be more than fine.
I suspect that for the original CS, the HD 2000 would probably even be fine. The HD 2000 is far faster than a GeForce 2 afaik.
Whatever RAM the HD 2000 uses isn't a big deal, since you have 8GB of RAM. A proper GPU will perform better, but I'm...
GTA 4 runs like shit on most setups, it's not a great port.
My laptop's GPU should be a bit slower than OP's (6770M 1GB). Even at 1366x768 GTA 4 runs like shit with an i7 2630QM (turbos up to ~2.5GHz most of the time in games)
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