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this time we have increased the stake, but we have tried to achieve a balanced gaming system in a budget as small as possible. The issue of expensive video cards pulls up the price of the system, but do not worry. The new AMD processors have the Vega integrated video card and temporarily waive the purchase of a video card. But if you insist ... Ryzen 5 2400G gaming configuration Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 2400G 3.6GHz Motherboard: MSI B350 RAM: ADATA GAMMIX D10 16GB SSD: WD Green 120GB HDD: WD 1TB Source: FSP Hyper 500W Video card: RX 580 or GTX 1060 Housing: Deepcool Tesseract SW The system is made up of the new Ryzen 5 2400G. It is a quad core with integrated Vega graphics that can easily support modern games at Full HD resolution and low-middle details. We know that the prices of the video cards are still high, so let them choose if they want the video card in this system. We chose a stronger source, a 500W model from FSP that will keep your system alive even with a top video card. It is a safe, strong source and I recommend it especially as it is signed by FSP. The SSD in this case is a 120GB WD Green. Enough for Windows and the most used applications. For storage, you have a 1TB HDD. We increased the amount of RAM to 16GB and put a dual-channel kit with a radiator. I use these memos and I am very pleased with them. I'm from ADATA, they are not very tall and look good. The casing is subjective. Everyone puts what they want. Being a gaming system, it would prefer a more beautiful and modern carcass. How about the video card ... .Of! You can go on a GTX 1060 or a RX 580. These two would make a great pair with this processor. Depends on whether you have such a great budget for the graphics solution. Remember that the processor has Vega integrated graphics, so buying a video card is not mandatory at this time. You can wait until the prices drop.

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Spanish Champion Marc Marquez (Honda) won the fifth World MotoGP World Championship title on Sunday, imposing in the Grand Prix of Japan on the Motegi circuit (4,801 km). With 42: 36,438, Marquez, 25, surpassed British Cal Crutchlow (LCR Honda, +1,573) and his countryman Alex Rins (Suzuki, +1,720). Marquez has totally gathered seven world career titles in all classes, in the queen category, equaling the record of Australian Mick Doohan (5 titles). At MotoGP, Spaniard is overtaken by Giacomo Agostini and Valentino Rossi who have several titles, 8 and 7 respectively. Marc Marquez won the third consecutive title at the Moto GP His main rival this season, Italian Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati), who went to the MP of Japan in pole position, fell in the second round when he tried to cross Marquez. Rossi (Yamaha) arrived fourth, at 6,413 seconds of winner. In the overall standings, Marc Marquez accrued 296 points, followed by Dovizioso, 194 points and Rossi, 185 points. At the constructors, Honda ranked first with 391 points, followed by Yamaha, 340 points and Ducati, 324 pct.

US poet Mary Oliver, who won both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, has died at the age of 83. Her literary executor, Bill Reichblum, said she died from lymphoma cancer at her home in Hobe Sound, Florida. Oliver, one of America's most po[CENSORED]r poets, wrote more than 15 collections of poetry and essays, which zinged with affection for nature and the outdoors. Her substantial fanbase includes Oscar-winner Gwyneth Paltrow, and former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. While her critics called her unduly earnest, Oliver herself saw her directness, conversational style and fondness for "old-fashioned" subjects as an asset. "Poetry, to be understood, must be clear. It mustn't be fancy," she told US radio station NPR in a rare 2012 interview. She added: "The two things I loved from a very early age were the natural world and dead poets, [who] were my pals when I was a kid." Oliver described her family as "dysfunctional", and though she studied at Ohio State University and Vassar College, she never graduated. She would later dismiss much of her education in an essay as "such a pre-established collection of certainties". Oliver's great love was the photographer Molly Malone Cook, to whom she dedicated much of her work. In Our World, she wrote of her partner: "I took one look and fell, hook and tumble". The pair met in the late 1950s, and remained together until Cook's death in 2005. In 1998, Oliver was granted the Lannan Literary Award for lifetime achievement. She wrote about human mortality with the tone of someone counting her blessings. "When it's over," she wrote in When Death Comes, "I want to say: all my life / I was a bride married to amazement. I was the bridegroom, taking the world into my arms." Her view of death - and what a worthwhile life should feel like - was summed up in her much-loved 1992 poem, The Summer Day, where she ponders the value of feeling "idle and blessed". Her final couplet, often quoted, asks the reader: "Tell me, what is it you plan to do / with your one wild and precious life?"

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In this tutorial I will show you how to make a bootable CD / DVD. To do this we will need a tool that can write CDs / DVDs. There are several utilities that can do this. We will work with Nero. The content we want to burn on the disk must be of iso. (logo iso burn) Follow the steps below to create a bootable CD / DVD: 1.I'm opening Nero. The following window will appear where you will need to choose CD or DVD: 2. Go to the "Backup" tab and select "Burn Image to Disc": After selecting the "Burn Image to Disc" option, the following window will open where you will need to choose the iso image: 4.Select the drive or partition where the CD / DVD is located and press the "Burn" button:

It came in spring and we are expecting the most important launches this year. Among them is the Huawei P20, a phone that looks unexpectedly good and we hope to come up with a better software. It has been revealed in some 3D renders and we already know how it will look. The Huawei P20 Pro has 3 main photo cameras and a secondary camera. It is due to be released on March 27th and has that bang in the style of iPhone X, but much smaller. Although the screen is as elongated, Huawei did not give up the physical home button. The 3 rooms are also aligned in the iPhone X style, but promise a very good experience and greatly relies on the AR. Keep in mind that Sony started this trend in 2013-2014 and no one was attracted to it. The Huawei P20 simply does not seem to have that home button anymore, and the fingerprint sensor is on the back. The diagonal has 5.84 inches, 1080 x 2280 resolution, 16MP and 2MP camera, 24MP front camera, 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. 2900 mAh battery and so on. It will be a Lite model that we do not know much about, but we find out on March 27th.

IMyPhone Technology know that I've become a iOS fan since 2 years ago and have been offering us various applications compatible with this operating system. To be honest, I did not really need them, but I know a few cases where a data recovery application would have been the heavenly hand. We tested an application that even promises that even more. The application is called iMyFone D-Back iPhone Data Recovery and you can try it for free or you can buy it for a modest amount. I believe he does all the money and I encourage you to buy it. Plus you have a 20% discount if you use this coupon: IMYF-IFEG-DQOK. The application gives you 5 important modes of operation. It's basically good to do 5 essential things: Smart Recovery, Recover from iOS Device, Recover from iTunes Backup, Recover from iCloud Backup or Fix iOS System. If the top 4 are lost data recovery solutions, Fix iOS System partially returns your system to life. Cleans the memory, closes some applications, but nothing major. iOS in general does not have problems to need a cleanup application, as is the case with Android. As the name of the three recovery modes says, the app is able to find lost data from 3 locations: on the phone, on iTunes or iCloud. Smart Recovery somehow combines these 3 modes and it takes a long time to scan all the phone. In fact, it also matters what storage capacity you have and how full memory is. For the 64GB and just 3GB of free remaining, I spent about 20-25 minutes before scanning my phone. Fortunately, I do not have lost data or data that I would like to recover, but I wanted to see how effective the application is and if it does what it promises. I liked that she can recognize many formats from audio formats, pictures and video clips to SMS, calls, messages from WhatsApp, Skype, Viber or including Safari browser data such as history or bookmarks. In Smart Recovery you have several data recovery options depending on how you lost them: erased by mistake, factory reset, jailbreak, broken phone or freeze. The miracle function that the application promises to be able to solve operating system problems I did not have to test it because I had no problems before. But if they take me after the application solve some pretty serious bugs. The application can be found here https://www.imyfone.com/iphone-data-recovery/ and is available for Windows and MAC. Costa 50 dollars basic license, but can reach up to $ 370 business package. The basic package provides access to only 1 device, and the family package up to 5 devices. It costs 70 dollars. With the code above IMYF-IFEG-DQOK you have discound 20%.

Three performers are suing the makers of the video game Fortnite for copyright infringement for allegedly "stealing" their dance moves used by characters in the game. Among these moves is the floss dance created by Russell Horning, 17, who goes by the name Backpack Kid, according to the complaints filed against Epic Games in US District Court in Los Angeles in December. There is also a dance called "Fresh" that looks like the "Carlton Dance" done by Alfonso Ribeiro, the actor who played Carlton on the show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

The BMW X5 M50d is proof that, contrary to po[CENSORED]r belief, four into six goes just fine. Suggest that to your primary school teacher and you’ll probably earn yourself some extra homework. Say it to a BMW powertrain engineer, however, and he’ll just nod and smile wryly. In fact, when four turbochargers are forcing compressed air into the six inline cylinders of the BMW X5 M50d’s diesel engine, there is much that seems to go – and go rather well. This car is the M Performance ‘caretaker boss’ of Munich’s new fourth-generation X5 range, all set to be in charge until the M division lets loose another equally regrettable and inevitable X5 M wide boy. The M50d’s engine develops 395bhp and 561lb ft. It’s a way off matching the headline figures of what every road tester will feel duty-bound to acknowledge as its mortal rival, the Audi SQ7 – not that many of the M50d’s likely BMW devotee owners, who would probably sooner set light to their annual bonus than spend it on an Audi, will much care. What’s much more interesting is that BMW is sticking to its guns and continuing to back a high-performance diesel engine for this car, after Porsche has abandoned them entirely and is preferring, along with the likes of Land Rover and Volvo, to look to high-output plug-in hybrids in this kind of SUV. Find an Autocar car review Driven this week Volkswagen Polo GTI 2018 long-term review - hero front 19 JANUARY 2019 FIRST DRIVE Volkswagen Polo GTI 2019 long-term review Does VW’s hot supermini prioritise quality over driving fun? Let’s find out Volkswagen Arteon 2018 long-term review hero front 18 JANUARY 2019 FIRST DRIVE Volkswagen Arteon long-term review Is this a shrewd, lower-cost route to sleek four-door luxury motoring? Let’s... Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio 2019 road test review - hero front 18 JANUARY 2019 CAR REVIEW Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio Alfa’s latest Quadrifoglio performance model meets the Autocar timing gear.... There will, of course, be a new X5 ‘PHEV’ along in due course, too; but it won’t be positioned at a like-for-like level as the M50d in X5 model hierarchy. Which probably tells you at least as much about the maturing that BMW thinks its hybrid powertrain technology still needs to do as it does about how stubbornly Munich may be inclined to hold onto its long-nurtured performance diesel engine technology lead. The very first examples of the ‘G05’-generation X5 have just arrived on British roads – and, but for the blindingly obvious and now apparently obligatory enlarged kidneys plonked on the grille (is it time to send in Adrian van Hooydonk’s urologist yet?), I’d say it’s a pretty smart-looking SUV. It’s a wide SUV, mind you, having put on just over 60mm of width. Wondering what might explain that expansion, I checked BMW’s dimensions on the brand-new X7 for any ‘entirely coincidental correlation’. And wouldn’t you know it – the X5’s even wider than its new big brother. On the inside, the car feels wide too. Its driving position is a bit more SUV-conventional, and less recumbent, than I remember of the last-gen car, but you still feel as if you might be in a big saloon that has had only as much loftiness, utility and convenience thrust upon it as was absolutely necessary. The new X5 retains that half-SUV, half-crossover vibe that many – who recognise that they need a car of its capabilities more than they really want one – have responded to time and again since 1999. Only this one has a more convincing air of onboard richness, luxury and sophistication about it than the last X5. An Audi Q7 is probably roomier for passengers; perhaps still marginally better distinguished on across-the-board material quality, too. Even so, there’s now little in it. So what of that engine? Well, on the spec sheet, the M50d engine only makes about 100lb ft of extra torque than that of an X5 xDrive 30d; but on the road it feels like it’s been blessed with a much bigger relative advantage on mid-range pulling power. The M50d’s real-world performance level is comfortably beyond ‘brisk’, though it doesn’t quite squeeze ribcage against seat squab hard enough to qualify as ‘very fast’ either. That’s as much to do with the diesel engine’s style of delivery as anything; it’s got pretty brutish thrust between 2000rpm and 3500rpm but doesn’t take off with the abandon of other performance engines thereafter. By diesel engine standards, of course, it’s remarkably free-revving. But even so, when you leave the car’s eight-speed transmission in Sport mode, there are times when you wonder if it’s only letting the motor spin all the way up beyond 4500rpm because you’ve selected Sport mode. Use paddleshift manual mode instead and you quickly learn to upshift before 4000rpm. It’s a shame the engine sounds so digital, too. For those reasons and others, you’d say the V8 diesel of an Audi SQ7 hasn’t got too much to fear from this whirlwind of a straight six. The Audi would be much more likely to have trouble with the BMW for handling poise and driver involvement, wouldn’t it? You’d certainly imagine so – but I wouldn’t bet on it ahead of a back-to-back comparison. The M50d is the only X5 in the new range to come on adaptively damped steel coil suspension as standard rather than on air spheres. You can have air instead if you prefer, but only the coils can be combined with both active anti-roll bars and ‘integral active’ (four-wheel) steering, as our test car had been specified. Looming 22in alloy wheels come as standard too, and they do thump and thud a bit over sharp edges. In tighter bends, the X5 M50d corners really keenly, particularly so should you need to dial in extra off-centre steering angle mid-corner. The car’s steering response hardly seems to soften at all as it begins to roll, almost imperceptibly, through a direction change. It much prefers smoother surfaces to uneven ones, though, and rides sequences of bigger bumps in restless, reactive fashion in Sport driving mode. ‘Adaptive’ is better – but an air-sprung car with a broader range of ability might be better still. BMW clearly wanted to distinguish the M Performance-branded X5 by making it feel more closely connected to the road than the ‘normal’ version, but it only really feels like that, on standard coils at least, if you don’t give the suspension too much to do. A British B-road can easily produce the opposite effect, causing the body to bounce around just when you’d hope it’d be composed and controlled. There is certainly a place on the performance SUV class’s Venn diagram for the X5 M50d. It’s pacey in an unusually undemanding sort of a way. It’d do a real-world 30mpg for a high-mileage motorway driver, which you’d struggle to get from a PHEV of the same performance level, driven in the same way. It’s vigorous-handling, though more effective than enticing or rewarding. And, by the way, it’ll do long-legged, everyday comfort and refinement, with convenience and luxury, very well too. But it’s clearly a car whose order form has to be filled out just-so in order to capture it at its best; and even then might soon leave a really keen driver wanting some genuine entertainment factor.

Ex-CIA agent Tony Mendez, who inspired the Oscar-winning film Argo, has died at the age of 78. He had been suffering from Parkinson's Disease. At the CIA, Mendez specialised in disguises, forgery and rescues. He is best known for smuggling six American diplomats out of Iran during the 1979-81 hostage crisis by posing as a film producer. Ben Affleck, who directed Argo and starred as Mendez, called him "a true American hero". "He was a man of extraordinary grace, decency, humility and kindness," Affleck said in a tweet. "He never sought the spotlight for his actions, he merely sought to serve his country."

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Unfortunately, because updates are automatically installed on Windows 10 and are aimed at both hardware and software, it is as realistic as something to go wrong. This means that it is not at all possible that your network card does not go as well after a faulty update or that the system starts displaying some errors. In such situations, the solution would be to know how to uninstall an update from Windows 10. Because there are two kinds of updates, they involve two different solutions. First of all, we talk about the former service packs, now called builds. They can come up with a problem pack, especially for Windows Insider, where we are basically talking about a beta operating system. To uninstall a recently installed Build, go to the Start menu and go to the Settings section. Go to Update & Security and on the left click Recovery. In the menu that appears on the right, click on the marked Get Started button under Get back to an earlier build. Follow the steps on the screen and restart the system. Expect the process to take between 10 and 30 minutes if not longer. To uninstall common updates such as hardware, Windows Defender, or Adobe Flash drivers in Internet Explorer and Edge, you need to enter another menu. Click Start, go to Settings, and go to Update & Security - Windows Update. Click Advanced Options on this page and go to View your update history. At the top, choose Uninstall updates. Soon, you should see a list of recently installed updates. These are chronologically sorted. Double-click the one you want to uninstall or just click and choose Uninstall

The LG G7 ThinQ was just a rumor a few days ago. But recently, we received a press release that gave us clear phone details. We know about the LG G7 ThinQ that will have a 6.1 inch screen with 3120 x 1440 pixels Full Vision with a 1000-nite brightness. Thus, the G7 will have the brightest screen on the market right now. It covers 100% DCI-P3 color spectrum, uses Super Bright Display technology and preset image modes. We also know that it will have New Second Screen, a variable screen that creates a space at the top of the notification screen. We do not have price information, but we'll probably find out on May 2-3. See the informal photos and specifications here.

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