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Ah yes, I have noticed that Windows in general tends to use up more RAM if it has more available. But that just tells me that if it doesn't have as much RAM to begin with, it would work on low RAM capacity, but it'd probably be noticeably slower. In any event, I believe I'm seeing proof of...

Actually I hear Win10 doesn't work really well on < 3GB of RAM, and I can confirm that just firing up my system + opening a browser and not much else: uses 2.3 GB out of 8GB. I mean they do not have a hardcoded limit, you can run it on 512MB if you want, but it'll be unusable due to constant...

Ha, now you're speaking my language. This is exactly why I installed W10 on my new laptop. DX12 is the future, no doubt. I wouldn't say 2 years, though. You can grab Unreal Engine 4 and start writing DX12 shaders (or just run DX12 capable demos) right away - they've been out for some time now...

I dunno guys, does this really bother you that much? Being able to access any file on my computer instantly through Start menu search is one of the best features of Windows since W7, and I cannot do without that. Index away :p

Hit Start, type "DPI" and you should get the option, "Change size of apps on screen". Open that, in there there's a slider, move that to the full left, which is 100% - Default. This will make all the Windows elements and text render at normal native resolution and side. If you're using a...

For peoples disliking the automatic updates, Hit Start, type "Services", run it, In it, find: "Windows Update" (should be the last entry with Windows prefix), Double click, and set it to "Disabled" in the first drop down menu. Save, restart PC. Oh and another fix I'm using is a small...

Quick note, I originally busted a nerve trying to get start menu tiles nice and proper. Apparently there's an XML manifest you can create next to EXE that is shortcuted to the menu but it never worked right, but I found this: Win10Tile - native, custom Windows 10 tiles … | Windows 10...

Ha! I can finally participate! It took me about a year to save up some cash, I needed a new laptop since the old 8 year old machine was basically falling apart at the seams (metaphorically, of course). I got this unique opportunity and snagged an Aspire V15 Nitro at lower price. Seeing it's...

Sounds great, let me know when you do! Also if you need any proofreading, me and my bro are here for you :)

Hey guys, So my brother does some writing here and there and apparently you can self-publish your works via lulu.com, using their printing and distribution services or whatever. Didn't know it was that easy these days. Anyhow so this is his first publicly available work, and I know it's gonna...

Greetings! Just to make absolutely sure, there's an actual google search bar on the bottom of the page, the build-in search from the top toolbar isn't as useful. Check out the blue line in my signature, and stay safe :)

You are interpreting my genuine concern for your time and resources as "fear" of being proven wrong. I'm not "afraid" of people proving sky isn't blue, or gravity doesn't exist... or Earth is freakin' flat. Sometimes people aren't opposing you because they're afraid of you or because they...

@srow, Are you an open minded individual? In other words, should an experiment produce a result you were not hoping for, are you prepared to change your mind and beliefs about it? Think about it really hard. If you are not prepared to change your opinion given the objective proof - then why...

Holy crap, couldn't believe the avatar when I saw it. It's Ken! Welcome back, bud! Anyhow, You wanna buy diodes, DTR is the way to go: https://sites.google.com/site/dtrlpf/ Need anything else, shoot me a PM or two. Damn, good to know you're alive!

Re: 6.5W -> 4.5W 450nm Cypreus IIIb reloaded with adapted 355nm Linos Beam Expander That's not polish, that's magic! The entire assembly looks like some high-tech sci-fi deus ex machina. I love it. + Rep for sharing!

Yes, that. The surface illuminated by the laser (optics are irrelevant in respect of this phenomenon) is what I meant. The surface which diffuses the light creates multiple "wavefronts" as described within Wiki article. It just so randomly happens that some wavefronts exhibit destructive...

I'm thoroughly amazed and disappointed over the replies given so far. It's like we're on the wrong forum. It's not lens impurities or whatever. It's called "destructive interference" caused by surface irregularities, when shined with very narrow spectrum light such as a laser. Phenomenon has...

At least he didn't multiquote the first two opening posts from my Arctic review. http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/yet-another-wicked-lasers-arctic-spyder-iii-laser-review-very-image-heavy-58557.html :na:

It's cool, man! We're already in contact :) I also asked him to remove the long quote.

The only voice in the back of my head is "F*ck those people, let's swing a lightsaber, plastic gun, or pretend we're a badly animated Assassin's creed character in AC Hoodie while walking through college". That last one is on the TO DO list. I'm thinking of getting an Assassin's jacket for my...