EPTOn June 23 2011 16:46 mahnini wrote:
defraggler works pretty well last time i checked
defraggler works pretty well last time i checked
I second this. Defraggler is awesome.
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RoosterSamurai
United States2101 Posts
I second this. Defraggler is awesome. | ||
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Baltor
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BigBadBeaver
Canada272 Posts
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cz
United States3249 Posts
I want to know, when I watch these archived streams: 1) What resolution are they saved/being broadcast in when I watch them after they are over (archived)? 2) Is there a way I can set them to 360p? I can't watch above that for bandwidth reasons. | ||
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Mattchew
United States5540 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/ylopV.jpg) As you can see I have the hotkeys turned off on my screens and I have gone through all the options and haven't seen anything pertaining to these hotkeys setup. Does anyone know where else I can go to fix this? | ||
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Madoga
Netherlands471 Posts
I vote for IObit Smart Defrag 2. Its way faster and has more options. | ||
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BlissX1
United States328 Posts
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SleepTech
United States222 Posts
I googled 'Is it ok to turn off your computer or leave it on' and came up with nearly the same answers throughout the page, with most being dated back to 2006. Basically, they said do whatever you feel like doing. So in all your tech wisdom, Tech Support Forum, how would you answer the question? Is it really ok to turn off you computer all the time or just leave it on? I know if you leave it on your electricity bill will go up, but is it any better for your computer to keep all your parts running? I had heard somewhere that it takes more power to turn on your computer every day then to just leave it on 24/7. Any truth to that? | ||
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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
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epikAnglory
United States1120 Posts
Leaving your computer on generates heat, which as Jingle taught me, heat degrades electronic components. No one actually cares about the difference of leaving your computer on overnight (which state? Sleep, Hibernate, etc.) and turning it on. | ||
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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
On September 04 2011 12:33 epikAnglory wrote: My Quad Q6600 bottlenecked my 5770 even at 1680x1050. what do you mean "even at 1680x1050" I run my monitor at 1024x768, which I guess isn't very impressive. Anyway by bottlenecking you mean it maxes all the cores out? | ||
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epikAnglory
United States1120 Posts
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Sufficiency
Canada12696 Posts
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epikAnglory
United States1120 Posts
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/compare | ||
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skyR
Canada13809 Posts
On September 04 2011 12:03 SleepTech wrote:+ Show Spoiler + Sorry about the new thread. I'll post it here instead. I googled 'Is it ok to turn off your computer or leave it on' and came up with nearly the same answers throughout the page, with most being dated back to 2006. Basically, they said do whatever you feel like doing. So in all your tech wisdom, Tech Support Forum, how would you answer the question? Is it really ok to turn off you computer all the time or just leave it on? I know if you leave it on your electricity bill will go up, but is it any better for your computer to keep all your parts running? I had heard somewhere that it takes more power to turn on your computer every day then to just leave it on 24/7. Any truth to that? It's arguable. Leaving it on will wear out components such as fans and harddrives faster since they're be spinning constantly. Turning it off will result in temperature and power fluctuations which will wear out the other components such as the CPU and GPU faster. Blahblahblah. And unless you turn your computer on and off multiple times throughout the day (this is just stupid so don't do it), I highly doubt it would use more power than the power required to leave it running 24/7... It's exactly what you googled. It comes down to the individual's habits that determines whether they should shut down or leave it on 24/7. If the individual goes out the majority of the day / go on vacation, don't use computer often, or can't sleep at nigiht due to it being on than it's better to shut it off. If the individual is the opposite and on private trackers, folds, hosts servers, needs instant messsaging / mirc, or use the computer for everything than it would be better to leave it on 24/7. Hibernate, sleep? Lol still broken. | ||
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annYeong(o11)
Canada784 Posts
My keyboard is stuck in dvorak in starcraft and I was wondering how to get it back to qwerty. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada12696 Posts
On September 04 2011 14:13 epikAnglory wrote: If you don't have to backup any files it is worth it, but if you have to re-install a bunch of programs, backup important files/pictures, then probably not. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/compare Thanks for that awesome chart. I guess I am not upgrading... I don't have much to backup (I use Linux mostly), but I can understand none of the "extra" features to justify this. | ||
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c1pher
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CharlieBrownsc
Canada598 Posts
On September 04 2011 16:14 c1pher wrote: Can the i7-2630QM for laptops run Starcraft 2 without lag in late game situations with low graphic settings assuming a mid ranged GPU ie. GT 425M? I have a laptop with a 2630QM and gt555m (i'd call that midrange) I run on high/ultra @1080p flawlessly | ||
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lqd
United States103 Posts
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