Ik heb voor ik de knoop doorhak nog een laatste vraag:

Ik heb nu deze videokaart gekozen, maar ik verwacht dan wel dat ik alles op de hoogste settings kan spelen. Is dit ook het geval?
Gepost door: Lars330 op 02-12-2012 11:30

iemand ervaring met goedkope lichte laptops?
Ik heb een laptop nodig voor school maar heb thuis al een goede GamePC dus de laptop zal alleen gebruikt worden voor internet/word/etc.
Gepost door: Triesvan op 04-12-2012 18:56

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Misschien kun je je budget en eisen even melden. Over het algemeen kan ik je wel vertellen dat goedkoop en licht niet samen gaan.
Gepost door: Elconquistador op 04-12-2012 21:05

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Oeps dacht dat ik het er bij had gezet
Ik wil de laptop alleen gaan gebruiken voor Office/Internet en een filmpje op zijn tijd.
Mijn budget is erg laag rond de 400 euro, is daar überhaupt wat voor te vinden?
Gepost door: Triesvan op 04-12-2012 21:24

Hi,

I've had some trouble with this and I post here, because I ran into this topic which is almost the same as my problem.

Recently I started renting out one of my rooms to this guy with a Windows laptop. Everything I have is Apple:
- iMac (with Windows in dualboot)
- Macbook (with Windows in dualboot)
- iPhone
- iPad
- Airport Extreme (that is connected to the modem/router from the ISP by cable to create its own, more stable, wireless network)

I never had any trouble with this network, not when my Macbook is running Windows or when classmates come over to work on a project (some have Windows), but as soon as this guy moved in, the internet started acting weird.

Example: The internet is working fine, but when my flatmate comes home and opens his laptop, the internet crashes. Any process that was already connected, continues to work fine (e.g. a downloading torrent-file), but any new "assignment" for the internet just creates an error in Chrome ("the page does not exist" or "the server took too long to respond" for example). At those times, I can't even connect to my router through 192.168.1.1, but the WiFi still works (I can stream videos over the network from iMac to iPad without a problem). After about 2 minutes, the internet is up again, only to repeat the above after about 10 minutes.

I now have denied his MAC-address access from our router, because it was impossible to do schoolwork or just basic browsing, but I would like to just give him access of course! (it's in the contract)
I'm going to call my ISP tomorrow and ask what they think is wrong, but I'm 99% certain it's my new renter's laptop. He claims his computer is completely clean, but I'm suspecting there is some kind of process running that just clogs all DNS-requests (or am I saying something weird now?)

I appreciate all your help and I hope to get this fixed!