The noise goes away if I use EVGA Precision X1 to keep the fans from stopping, which I've done to prevent it from happening constantly. One thing, though, you said it "does not have the required frequency to make the fan fully spin". Is that a problem on my end, or were you saying that's just...
EVGA 3060 ti Crunching Noise - YouTube (can hear at 4s, 9s, and 13 mark)
My pc is mostly dead-silent except for this noise, which sounds like the 5.25 SCSI drive that sat next to one of my first PCs while it was actively accessing. Happens literally all day as the fans kick on & off. I can...
If you go the Google Fi route but don't use a Pixel (or other FI-certified phone), you lose one of the key Fi benefits, which is the ability for the phone to switch networks dynamically according to which is best in your current area.
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I hear you on the CS experience. Unfortunately, it's a roll of the dice sometime as to whether or not you get someone with a clue. The one commonality that you do get is that they all know how to sell you something. :)
Regarding the phones, it's really a toss up... With the Z2 Force, you'd...
After reading your last post, it looks like you'd be fine with something like a G7. You do lose out on best-in-class cameras if you go with a budget phone, but it sounds like your needs would be met regardless.
One last note... I just noticed from your first post that you mentioned you were...
So one by one here...
FTP Sync - Sounds like you're set on this, so there's no reason you couldn't stick with your old Foldersync solution. You're familiar with it, you have the server side already set up, and there's no reason it shouldn't work the same as it did before (ex - app doesn't...
So, when it comes to rooting, like Dulanic mentions above, it's more a matter of what you LOSE these days when you do that in comparison to what you would gain by doing it. Specifically, you'll lose warranty support with some manufacturers and often trip a (mostly) irreversible security bit...
I'd swear by Swappa. If you stick to relatively modern devices and stick to Mint condition, you're going to save a lot of $$. I've only had a single issue there over the years, and the staff is generally pretty good to work with if you do.
It sounds like your needs are basic enough that you could probably go Prepaid (ex.- Cricket) and save a little. If you stick with AT&T as-is, you can currently get a shared plan with 3 lines and 3gb/month of data for the same $100 you're paying now (or 9gb for $120/month).
With regard to the...
Looks like the "laser" portion is actually what's primarily tripping me up, too. I was thinking laser because it's cheaper over the long haul and because she only needs monochrome, but such a beast is apparently rare :) I can see several OfficeJets on HPs site that do 8.5x14 and a couple that...
And I do realize it'd be cheaper to go with separate options, but given the technical skill at play, it needs to be a single device with easy-to-use controls on the panel. God help me if she had to use a computer as an intermediary. :)
Thanks! It looks like they do have some laser devices that have legal size scanning beds, too. I don't quite need a full 11x17, but she frequently needs to make copies out of her students' often-larger-than-letter-sized music books so they have secondary copies for contests. She only needs...
Hi all, I'm currently using an HP Officejet 8600 Plus but need to add a second device that's more accessible to my family (since mine resides in my home office). However, I want it to be laser (doesn't need color), and it needs to have a flatbed capable of copying legal size material.
I...
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