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What would the average person do with it, though?

Why are there still ordinary citizens that support the removal of net neutrality if they don't gain anything from it and rather, lose a lot?

It's up to the software developer who creates the 'bush' to make it work well with the technology. That's how it's always been.

That's actually a pretty decent price, considering a lot of 16GB kits for DDR4 are going for well over $200. It had cost me about $240 for 32GB of DDR3 memory.

This looks amazing. Yet, it'll probably be awkward the first time around like the HoloLens was. I'd like to be able to save the windows' positions on my walls so I can open them all back up when I need to.

Most likely to reduce the chance of consumers overclocking and then burning up their processor because of it. Other than that, I have no idea.

You may have to borrow a computer and wipe your drive through there. Or, you could get a disc which has Windows on it and boot from there. Through there you can wipe your hard drive and/or upgrade your version as well. There's not much else you can do if you aren't able to successfully safe or...

Have you looked in the performance tab of the task manager? Freezing is probably from your processor being used all the way constantly.

They''ll probably try to get away with selling it for quite a bit more than $200 dollars. If it's under $200, I think a lot of people would be interested in getting into AR.

It has a low price for it's value. I'd check it for dead pixels, ghosting, and light bleeding when you receive it. I got a 32-inch monitor that's similar to this one but it has ghosting problems and a dead pixel popped up in the first week of usage.

I'd much rather prefer to see some sort of '7 Mode' or XP Mode again. (Since there's lack of support and major updates on either)

Microsoft doesn't make the drivers for your motherboard or CPU. You shouldn't worry much about Microsoft dropping support from Windows 7. The problem tends to be more about security instead of drivers. Linux is fine with Intel CPUs and there are drivers for Linux. The problem usually stems from...

Are the keys clicky or silent or...?

By the way, you put 2x6 sticks instead of 2x8.