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I'm looking for a 1TB NVMe for OS/games and torn between the 980 Pro and SN850 both the same price £100 with the heatsink as my motherboard slot doesn't have one, which one would you go for? Will also need a 500GB/1TB SATA SSD for caching and files that I need often and saw a few posts that...

Thank you @ChrisD. had the modem set up yesterday and applied vdsl snr -30 and it has been stable with no increasing error counts but yesterday's actual rate was at 64Mbps but has now dropped to 56Mbps, do you know if it will increase in time? ---------------------- ATU-R Info (hw: annex A...

Yeah I agree, full AA cover is around £60-80 a year when there's an offer on plus cashback and just calculated the costs, 2 services is £508, 2 MOTs is £109 so that's £174 for 2 years warranty and roadside assistance whereas one year all components/no excess by itself is £173. I have a SEAT...

Had a look on the SEAT website just now and they have a All-in service plan for £791.76 with the minor and major service at (£508) so that's £283 for 2 MOTs, 2 years roadside assistance and 2 years warranty, does that look reasonable? Not sure if a 3 year old car needs extended warranty but I...

Rang my local independent VAG specialist which my friend recommended and has used them for a few years, they are quoting £260 for minor service and brake fluid change and will update the digital service record whereas it's £258 with SEAT (£189 for minor service and £69 for brake fluid) and...

Hi, I have a 2018 Leon FR 1.4 TSI DSG bought from SEAT Approved Used in September 2020 (currently at 22.5k miles, only done 3-4k miles due to working from home) and the first service is due soon with the service warning message coming up every time I start the car. Had a look on the SEAT...

Sorry for the late reply, only got around to doing this now but I bought the car for £14k and WeBuyAnyCar value it at £12k. This is my first car so I thought why not get GAP insurance just in case. I have checked with ALA, it's £160 for 4 years (Back to Invoice Plus GAP).

Hi all, I bought an 18 plate SEAT Leon FR 1.4 TSI in November 2020 and am now looking to buy GAP insurance for the car but I’m not sure which type of cover is the best to go for (return to invoice, return to value or vehicle replacement) as this is my first time buying GAP insurance. Also...

Yes, it's the colour/trim I want with the convenience pack and 18in wheels instead of 17s.

I have HPI the car using Vcheck and all comes back clear.

The car is currently on 18.5k miles and they said the car/tyres will be checked when it's at the workshop so if the tread is low then the tyres will be changed.

Hi all, I'm travelling 100 miles next week to buy a 2018 SEAT Leon FR 1.4 150 DSG at a SEAT dealership and was wondering what to look out for when viewing the car other than the condition, drives well and panel gaps?

I have been looking for the facelift Leon FR in Monsoon Grey 1.4 150BHP ACT DSG (preferably with the convenience pack) since last November on Autotrader and Approved Used SEAT website but all of them that comes up are manual so I have decided to wait till March/April where some PCP/lease cars...

Yes, I know they are all out of stock and would need to get them from elsewhere. Would it not work with just the 4 pin CPU connector as the CPU is only 54W? I have been using the same power supply for a AMD chip that is 80W.

I have bought a used G4560 from the bay for my HTPC but which B250 board should I go for? My basket at Overclockers UK: 1 x Gigabyte GA-B250M-DS3H Intel B250 (Socket 1151) DDR4 Micro ATX Motherboard= £69.95 1 x Gigabyte GA-B250M-D3H Intel B250 (Socket 1151) DDR4 Micro ATX Motherboard= £74.99...

I will be using the GTX 750 Ti for hardware decoding but would the Pentium G4560 be a better CPU than the Celeron as I can get a used G4560 from the bay for £40?

Which Intel CPU should I be looking at for around £60 (new or used) for a HTPC with a GTX 750 Ti for 1080p/4k hardware decoding?

@darael recommended Snappy Driver Installer tool in the Windows 10 thread which I have used and the driver versions are higher than the ones on the manufacturer's website so maybe give that a try and hopefully someone with more knowledge/information can comment on how the tool works.

Stacksocial have a offer at the moment for Windscribe Lifetime Pro for £27.69 using code BFSAVE40.

I'm looking to get a SSD for my media PC during the Black Friday sale but out of these drives, which one would you go for in terms of reliability and has better NAND/controller? Crucial MX500 SanDisk SSD Plus Kingston A400 Adata Ultimate SU650 Integral P Series 5