It is an awesome case. I can only think of two downsides:
Has a huge hole (with a so called "dust filter", but I don't see how leaving centimetre squared can stop even big objects getting through) for a cooler at the top. I covered it with paper because I don't have a
Dust. It sucks in so much air that my front dust filter got all dusty in a week. Not sure if it is even a downside...
But really, it is a very good case. Definitely recommended.
I think calling powerful smartphones useless isn't exactly true. You may prefer to have a nice desktop, but there may be others who want to use their phone for pretty much everything. Many people like to have the extreme mobility, as seen with the popularity of tablets. The word "phone" is starting to become a mere placeholder, but it's coming closer to a small computer. Which can be very useful at times, depending on your needs.
I don't see much advantage in them. They are a pain to use (small screen, inconvenient keyboard) and don't have a lot of productive applications for them.
"Hardcore" smartphones are bloody useless. All you need is a nice little "brickphone", or a lightweight "touchphone" based on Android if you need proper net browsing. Games? Phones are NOT for that. Phones are for communication. Siri/other speech recognising junk? Not practical, at least not with current implementations.
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What's the reasoning behind claiming that Avast suck and Norton is better? Most tests show the opposite, that avast find more of the viruses while at the same time having far less false positives.
Hello, are you from 2006? Norton has a much better detection rate. Yes, it is paranoid, but that can't be classified as a downside.
Free? I tried Avast and it sucked. Just buy a proper security suite like Kaspersky IS or Norton IS. Norton used to suck, but now I do not have any complaints.
I really hate to be using so much of your time, and I thank you for helping me. Should I go to a best buy or something? I'm really not that tech savy, and completly confused on what to do.
I would wait for other opinions. I know that there are quite a few people here that have more experience than me in these kinds of things.
Is there anything you can recommend? I just want a graphics card that can run modern games atleast on medium with high fps. Is there anything you know of that could work with my case, or work with a recommended case, or work with my specs?
That is the problem with prebuilts - you have no info about the mobo.
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- Has a huge hole (with a so called "dust filter", but I don't see how leaving centimetre squared can stop even big objects getting through) for a cooler at the top. I covered it with paper because I don't have a
- Dust. It sucks in so much air that my front dust filter got all dusty in a week. Not sure if it is even a downside...
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I don't see much advantage in them. They are a pain to use (small screen, inconvenient keyboard) and don't have a lot of productive applications for them.
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Oh, by the way, that processor has 4 cores. I am pretty sure that there aren't any mobile i7s that have more than 4 cores. http://ark.intel.com/products/52219/Intel-Core-i7-2630QM-Processor-(6M-Cache-2_00-GHz) You got fooled.
How much did it cost?
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"Hardcore" smartphones are bloody useless. All you need is a nice little "brickphone", or a lightweight "touchphone" based on Android if you need proper net browsing. Games? Phones are NOT for that. Phones are for communication. Siri/other speech recognising junk? Not practical, at least not with current implementations.
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"100% free for life"
That's not true. Not everyone can get it.
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goto should do the job.
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Hello, are you from 2006? Norton has a much better detection rate. Yes, it is paranoid, but that can't be classified as a downside.
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I would wait for other opinions. I know that there are quite a few people here that have more experience than me in these kinds of things.
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No. I was just saying that it is quite hard to guess what will fit and what will not.
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That is the problem with prebuilts - you have no info about the mobo.
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Sorry, I can't really assist you with that one... Also note that I don't know if a GTX560 Ti will "fit" on your mobo.
EDIT: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=11-119-196&SortField=0&SummaryType=0&Pagesize=10&PurchaseMark=&SelectedRating=-1&VideoOnlyMark=False&VendorMark=&IsFeedbackTab=true&Keywords=560&Page=1#scrollFullInfo is what I've found. I have a HAF 912 and I am very happy. I do not really know about that particular model though...
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God damn it. Sorry, found it in the OP. Usually people say "specs", so I skipped that link.
I would advise you to buy a new case too. The one you have now is awfully small. Other components are... Decent.
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Damn it... Please list your current specs.