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Most respectable brand PSU's are designed to run for thousands of hours, so in reality your PSU is probably fine and will go on for years to come. However with the cost of PSU's being so low these days compared to 7 years ago when you bought it I would probably just upgrade it on the side of...

3dmark / pcmark. Run the bench tests see if you are getting in region of what you should be for the spec. Run something like bench32 to make sure the two drives are performing as they should etc. Other than that, enjoy it. Edit; Also, from working in IT for years most if not all anti virus...

I hope they do, but also add multiplayer elements to games that historically were only single player.

I really like the concept of the switch and I really hope it works for Nintendo. I loved my N64 back in the day then Gamecube but couldn't get on with the Wii and never tried the U. My only handheld is the Vita which is brilliant bit of a kit but for whatever reason not given the games it...

I hope it's as good as the first.

Not played day Z However to summarise Ark, it's a cross between Minecraft, Jurassic Park and Turok and it works. Somehow.

I'm on eu62. Only played Tuesday night so far but made it to level 14, would have been higher but died and got completely and utterly lost for 30 mins! Going to have another blast on it tonight.

Yeah I get my PS plus from there as well, like you say I've probably got a few free games so far. Still not sure how they sell them so cheap but hey.. :D Half of me wishes I'd got it for PC for the graphics but most of my mates are now console only so had to follow suit :( bet it looks...

Yeah every little helps

Currently downloading for PS4 :)

I have a Razer destructor from years ago that still comes up good as new with a wipe. It does have shiny areas in the middle from use but doesn't seem to affect the mouse.

Interesting my friend as a 1080 with whine and he reckoned it was the card so was going to RMA it, didn't even think about the PSU being the problem.

Yeah you can get them for the 2015 but yeah it isn't cheap!

You can replace the SSD inside, but it's expensive compared to the prices of a "normal" 2.5" SSD. Link here: http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/upgrade-ssd-macbook-pro-retina-display

I wouldn't be too disheartened, even people taking the VCP6.5 exam now will still end up being a VCP6 so you aren't any worse off. I'm a VCP5 but did the DCV550 exam which was actually more questions and less time than the vanilla 5 exam IIRC.

The only thing I'd say is generally speaking the K revision of processors tend to hold their value more due to the overclocking potential. So in a few years time that £20 difference now might be worthwhile when you come to sell it on.