Posts by awaizy

Quote:Originally Posted by Sadmoto I'd be weary of some laptops that support higher resolutions for lower prices, as for a friend of mine gone one that supports 1600x 900 but the CPU/GPU is so slow it can't run anything at that...

Hey, I'm looking for a laptop with a good CPU, at least 4GB of RAM, 13-14 inch screen, and a resolution of at least 1600x900 (preferably 1920x1080). Anyone have anything in mind? I'd like to keep it at the $600 level. Any ideas?

Apple is far ahead in this sector. This can't compete with the rMPB 13 on any level other than the fact that it runs Windows. The rMBP will likely have better battery life, better performance, better scaling (native in the OS), and a...

I loved my G500, but I recently got the double click issue. I would maybe suggest the G400s, because I hear they made the buttons more durable.

Quote:Originally Posted by salamachaa Hertz is a measurement of frequency, however in display terms it refers to the refresh rate. This is how many frames per second a display can well.... display. A 24hz display can show 24fps. ...

So my TV is a 60hz TV (UN40EH6030 by Samsung) and I found that it can display 24hz. That is, I can set 24hz on my computer to the TV and play Blu Rays. Now, would it be better to play it at 24hz over 60hz because the 60hz would require...

Desperate bump. Unfortunately I can't try the solution I linked because I don't know of a method to create a bootable USB flash drive with a Mac running OS X. I'm really scrambling for solutions here.

Anyone know how to make a bootable USB drive on Mac? That's the only computer I have available at the moment.

Quote:Originally Posted by newbrevolution What about trying Ophcrack to get to the passwords? I have had it work for me before in a Windows environment even with stored network accounts. I know the password, but Windows simply won't...

Quote:Originally Posted by newbrevolution What about trying Ophcrack to get to the passwords? I have had it work for me before in a Windows environment even with stored network accounts. I know the password, but Windows simply won't...