Recent content by Phillip Corcoran

If there's one component that should never be purchased used, it's the PSU, for all the reasons Aeacus has stated.

Google the words Flash Grip. I got one for my digital SLR. Feels great in the the hands when mounted on the camera with a flashgun attached.

Please don't jump in on someone else's thread when you need help. Start your own the thread !!

Please don't do that. Stick with this one. Multiple threads started by the same person and dealing with the same problem will not be appreciated.

All I did was disable it. That was sufficient for me. I didn't uninstall it as I might decide to use it at some future date.

You've replied on a thread that is two months old and clearly dead by now. Check age of thread before posting on it. Closing thread ........................................

You have posted on a thread that's 2 months old, so your unlikely to get any help here. Please start your own thread as I'm closing this one . . . .

Closing this thread as the OP now has a new one with revised wording: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/help-me-choose-the-best-gpu-upgrade-from-an-rx-6800-budget-under-900.3883231/

Windows Defender updates itself automatically, don't know why you're messing with Softpedia or any other third-party website for this.

If you decide to get an external USB hub, make sure it's a mains-powered one to avoid the problem of insufficient power from the USB port on the PC that the hub's plugged into.

This from a quick Google: The 8-pin CPU connector is often called P8, or more accurately, EPS12V, because it's a type of connector designed to provide additional power to the CPU, especially in higher-end systems and during overclocking. The "P8" designation likely comes from its physical...

Closing thread owing to it's age and no response from the OP . . . . . . . .

Just a FYI Link doesn't work for me either. Same error: "The link you clicked on is malformed. Contact the editor of the originating page" Firefox 140.0.2

Definitely not. That's bargain basement territory, ones that are likely to emit smoke.

Ralston18 -- I've edited and moved the OP's post to clarify that it's a laptop.