Threadkiller Mk XIII
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Dohc-WP
Ron Burgundy
mankind divided or human revolution ? my x220 thinkpad thats about 5 years old now can run human revolution easily, doubt it'll run mankind divided though
Blazzok
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Jeez I hate vehicle companies and shitty Service Plans. My VW Polo is in for a service and it seems the cambelt needs replacement, which will cost me R7500!
But no, it is not covered under the service plan, because the cambelt is a perishable item. It is also not covered under the warranty because that only looks at mechanical issues. FUCK!
I phoned Goldwagen, the cambelt/timing belt only costs R721. Now I know you don't mess around with a cambelt, as installing/setting it incorrectly can have dire consequences, but holy shit. That means they charge R6k+ for labour.
But no, it is not covered under the service plan, because the cambelt is a perishable item. It is also not covered under the warranty because that only looks at mechanical issues. FUCK!
I phoned Goldwagen, the cambelt/timing belt only costs R721. Now I know you don't mess around with a cambelt, as installing/setting it incorrectly can have dire consequences, but holy shit. That means they charge R6k+ for labour.
murfle
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Human Revolution. Its a 2011 laptop with an i7 and 570M 1.5GB in it. My desktop is so screwed, it just locks up... But I'd like to complete at least 1 MyGame comp :|
Dohc-WP
Ron Burgundy
fair price because to change the cambelt involves removing an engine mount as its on the driver side of the car, also when they change the cambelt they also replace the pulleys and waterpump (that should normally be done, some folks skimp on that) technically the whole front of the car gets removed when they normally do that.
its not an easy job, i did mine myself, as i prefer working on my own car (and i dont trust other mechanics in general) and doing things properly and it worked out about R2400 for the cambelt and waterpump, i didnt replace the tensioner and pulleys as mine were still fine.
also quality cambelts (dealer quality like continental etc) and pumps normally cost a bit more than the cheaper ones some places sell.
Dohc-WP
Ron Burgundy
should run it fine, since my i5 has intergrated gfx and not even a discrete gpu like yours.
B1nary
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Does it do this with all the USB ports ? How big are the files ?
Disable Av scan and see if that helps, there are so many reasons this could be happening, if all else fails copy it across the network to another machine and try there if its urgent.
Also Hi humans.
Wyvern
Khaleesi
Its the USB ports - one is dead, the others work fine for the mouse and keyboard, but today when I try to copy certain files it just wont
B1nary
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Time to get a usb PCI card, they are pretty cheap, get brother dearest to get you guys one.
Wyvern
Khaleesi
I wanna try with a different usb cable cos now I managed to cpy the files over to another external drive
Wyvern
Khaleesi
I wanna try with a different usb cable cos now I managed to cpy the files over to another external drive
Hagan
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Why is CoD considered a "casual shooter"?
Playing online -- you have to have the reflexes of a cat on steroids and copious amounts of highly caffeinated strong coffee to try to not die from every direction, whilst not raging?
My experience with BO 3 so far has been disappointing, but Battlefield 1 is just too GODDAMNED overpriced!
Playing online -- you have to have the reflexes of a cat on steroids and copious amounts of highly caffeinated strong coffee to try to not die from every direction, whilst not raging?
My experience with BO 3 so far has been disappointing, but Battlefield 1 is just too GODDAMNED overpriced!
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