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Answer (1 of 5): What is with all the wrong answers? IPS panels WILL bleed. You can exchange it and the next one will be better or worse. I have never noticed bleeding get worse over time. Now if it NOT an IPS panel, that is a different story.
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Answer (1 of 10): In my experience this comes down to four causes. 1. Mechanical hard drives’ performance degrades significantly as they age. Instead of being able to read sectors on the first pass they have to read them multiple times to reconstruct the data. This makes the drive read performan…
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Answer (1 of 5): If a battery stops charging after 60%. It means you are allowed to use the battery from SoC (State of Charge) 0% to 60%. In this case, the maximum DoD (Depth of Discharge) usable energy is 60%. Batteries usually operate at 80% DoD and sometimes more. The lesser the DoD, the more …
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Answer (1 of 25): Yes please understand battery life of any device is totally depend on its user, How ? the answer need to find by answering this question’s. How you charge your devices ?, For how much time you charge it ?, Which type of charger you use ? and many more. Tell you about my persona…
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Answer (1 of 323): These other answers are pretty bad. Basically people saying “I have one and it’s fine” and “I refuse to believe I bought garbage”. Fact is HP as a brand makes the LEAST reliable laptops. As someone who has made a living repairing computers for over 20 years I can tell you uneq…
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Answer (1 of 31): Definitely you computing experience will benefit immensely with more the RAM. Today 8GB of RAM is seen as a bare minimum. For your question you can definitely add more RAM provided you follow the following tips. 1. Check your motherboard manual for the maximum amounts of RAM an…
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Answer (1 of 5): That depends on the application and type of cells . Just answering the question taking all things as general then a 4 cell would be better . The 4th cell adds more juice than the 3 cell . Again this is taking all things in general and just answering the question . In practice the…
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Answer (1 of 11): Yes you can. There’s no restriction on number of laptops one can carry on flight. I always carry at least two (one is for work and another one is personal). The only problem is we have to take out two of them from our bags and keep in two separate bins 🙂 except that there is no…
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Answer (1 of 9): All lithium batteries, like the ones in all modern laptops, will slowly lose some capacity over time. Storing the laptop while the battery is empty can kill the battery. When left empty a battery will lose capacity from ageing faster, and in multi cells packs, they can be destro…
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Answer (1 of 12): Gigabyte AERO and AORUS. Aside from being some of the best laptops money can buy, they’re manufactured in Taiwan with Taiwanese quality control. Being a Taiwanese company, Gigabyte made the “fatal mistake” of posting a message to their Web site that talked about how they took p…
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