^ ssekingAss got a sausage in the ring and bought a mac at least a year ago
not sure why you would want a touchscreen laptop - I had a shiny screen on my last dell and I will not go back to one - my new one is matt and non touch
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^ ssekingAss got a sausage in the ring and bought a mac at least a year ago
not sure why you would want a touchscreen laptop - I had a shiny screen on my last dell and I will not go back to one - my new one is matt and non touch
Touchscreen laptops are utter shite, imho. If you want a laptop get a laptop, if you want a tablet get a tablet.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
Hey Badders, the missus got an iPhone when her (my 4 year old...) Sony gave up the ghost; only about a month ago. Last night, she came home with a new Samsung Note 5, very happy with it...
Sell the wife and buy a surfacebook
but everything microsoft makes it utter shite and falls apart 1 second after any warranty expires, or the terms of the warranty is broken (in the view of their lawyers).
I still have the Surface Pro 1, it works perfect and its on Windows 10 now
But, who would do the cooking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
There we go; another one has finally seen the light!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
To compliment windows 10 what you really need is an anus laptop
^ I'm not clicking on that link!
Over 3 years ago i bought itQuote:
Originally Posted by pseudolus
Dont get me wrong i know theyre as bad as Apple, whacking their price up on their own special leads, ie the mini hdmi thingamebob
well there you go then. clearly a peace of shit like every microsoft mouse I have bought that is utterly shite.
Windows 10 - when you have it on your computer, your computer and internet bandwidth is then used to install windows 10 on other computers, like seeding on pirate bay type of down loads. There is no way to stop it. If you have a limit, or are not on an unlimited internet package, this costs you money. Just sayin' like. .
should have WiDi or miracast / screen mirroring etc - but still who cares , just stream from some NAS box on the network which you have doing your torrenting for youQuote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
the dramas involved to install win 7 on a skylake mobo with only a USB3 controller chip are all over the net - I tried a couple of ways trying to integrate into the USB install image before i said fcuk it and pulled the hard drive , put it in another machine and copied the usb3 drivers onto itQuote:
Originally Posted by pseudolus
I had to google 4 separate things in this post balders. FOUR. If it gets to that stage in life, then surely these computer fuckers are making things complicated on purpose. This is why they should never really be allowed to make automated cars. .
"should have your Widi or mirrorocast/ screen mirroring etc - bu who cares,just stream from some NAS box on the network which you have doing your emergency breaking for you next time preventing you from hitting that bus shelter full of cute orphans and puppies"
just because its butplug's favorate computer?
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2016/04/1413.jpg
Asus would be my option
It's just language. If he were capable he might have written something everyone could understand but as it is, with most nerds, he lacks the ability to communicate his knowledge properly.
Essentially, importing niblicks in a knurdling interface will always act as a bar to thweeting and inevitably one will have to encode a zipfiffle and download a streaming buttflupper provided of course the piggyback mirror crapper has a UNIVAC 2.8 mother board with a G8Pluto filter blocking any stray ramtwerps.
and Baldrick is a plumber, doesn't help for his communication level :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
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Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
there is only so low level I can go before I have to say fcuk it , you are too stupid to use anything more complex than the button on your "help me I have fallen over and cannot get up" thingamy jigQuote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
this offends me only because butterflys only idea of what a plumber is is the man who comes with the yabbie pump to remove the dead gerbils from his rectumQuote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
I rather think Bald Rick is the nearest we have to an idiot savant.
He'll probably consider that to be a compliment.
Har,har.
It's an honest living. Gerbil removal probably pays a lot in Belgium.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
My cousin had a guinea pig farm in Peru. Just saying, innit ?Quote:
Originally Posted by CSFFan
I had been thinking about getting some more hard drive space on my laptop - it has a 250 g evo 840 SSD
now I had purchased a 500g evo 850 when I built my new desktop in april last year even though my new motherboard had the M.2 slot - the price for a 500 gig 2.5 inch ( why do we still use 2.5 inch and 3.5 inch as descriptors ) 7mm SSD was the same as a 250g M.2 evo 850 - so I went with the big SSD
but now - 12k for an evo 960 500g - I thought what the fcuk - I will put an M.2 into the desktop and put the 2.5 inch in my laptop
so thus - nerd porn
https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...215_193611.jpg
and again I bought it from invadeit - as always easy and a pleasure to deal with
M.2 drives are still quite expensive..Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
I bought the 500GB Samsung Evo 850 SSD for 11k more than 2 years ago and have just ordered a WD Blue 1TB SSD from invade.it. also 11k baht.
Will sit in the 2nd SSD bay of my laptop and will be re-used in other laptops when this one get obsoleted in a year or so.
it is that raw speed that girds my loins :)Quote:
Originally Posted by lom
I have the interface , 4 lanes and the i5K processor - now just need some software that can make use of it other than benchmarking software :)
do you really need SSD to surf porn in 4K these days, baldrick ?Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
gerbils are cheaper :)
just a heads up for those who buy a new kaby lake processor
good chance the motherboard bios needs to be flashed first
so if you get a new mobo and kabylake , you might need a skylake on hand to flash the bios on the board first
if you boot with the kaby lake processor you will boot without a post beep and it will sit there whirring away looking good but not video output
then you will be scratching your head and hitting google to find out the above :)
how old are you baldrick, seriously ? :)
Current laptop is about to give in so I'm now looking for a replacement.
The one I'm thinking to buy has a 128GB M.2 SSD SATA drive + 1TB harddisk, 128GB is too small since I will be running at least 3 operating systems so will put in a 500GB SSD instead.
Can I expect that an M.2 NVME drive will work or do I have to buy the cheaper and slower M.2 SATA drive?
M.2 is a socket connected to the PCI-E bus and you do not want less than 4x - 4 lanes
not sure what a M.2 sata is - I know you can buy adapters for a M.2 stick to fit inside and have a sata 3 interface , but unless you are futureproofing your SSD purchase - though they will become cheaper anyway - the sata 3 6gbs will limit your i/o to the SSD
what is the actual laptop you are considering ?
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Originally Posted by Dragonfly
I think I have sussed it out now with the help of online resources, for instance:Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.2#Fo...ors_and_keying
B and M keying seem to be the most common ones in laptops and it is important to know which keying your laptop has, one of them has only 2 x pcie while the other has 4 x pcie.
Both of them has the SATA pins and there are M.2 SSD which are SATA only, Invade.it has one and the transfer rate discloses it.
The laptop in question was a 2 year old MSI gaming laptop which had a M.2 SSD SATA which could be swapped out for a M.2 pcie SSD.
Laptop mfgrs in general are quick to advertise that they have one or two M.2 connectors but they seldom tell which type, you can sometimes find it out by looking at the spec for the SSD they use.
the 2 lane M.2 PCI-E was the older x99 northbridge chipset , while the 170 came with 4 lanes , and now the 270 same and so on
my laptop has a half size miniPCIE - I purchased a 128gig to install in it ( OS's ) - I could never find the speeds associated with the port
I believe it was more intended to take a radio card
you work in an Indian call center, what's to understand in the first place :)Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda