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Could I try these 3? Thanks!
EDIT: All activated, thanks RETRO, vv17, and CTPAX001RUS!
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Zero addons of any sort, and again, I use the same payment handler (stripe) multiple place, I've come to know it by name I use it so often on gaming sites...now it may just be gala itself, but three different methods tried on multiple occasions doesn't leave me with high hopes.
No ad block, VPN, nothing at all but my browser...I use my brain to keep myself protected...and malwarebytes now and then, but if they blocked it I'd prefer it stayed blocked
I know your just trying to help and I appreciate it, but i've rung around the rosie on this one many times...and still no luck.
My last resort would be to actually contact support, and honestly I wouldn't purchase enough here to care. Luckily (and gratefully) I know a few users here good enough that they'd probably grab me anything I really wanted in a fair exchange for a purchase elsewhere if I was really desperate...but generally I don't need any game that much after all the generosity I've received here...I'm buried in a backlog lol.
Actually, last time I did want something, ivo was kind enough to grab me a copy for a buck (IIRC), and another time Ken grabbed me a copy of a game without me even asking.
Don't get me wrong, with all my bashing on the users around here, its done with motivation in mind to make this forum better...there are some truly generous and grateful people among them...and i'm glad to have such friends online while we still stay incognito entirely, its a different kind of trust, but its trust none the less.
Rather save those kind of favors for a dread day indeed, like Crisis Core being on sale here for $10 or some other insanity.
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He'll be back in a month with a new hard drive
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well, I have a new hard drive, like two of them, both are like 1.5tb but the problem is with my wires, they're not stable so I'm not using those HD's atm. First I need to upgrade the PC (i.e. the motherbrain of the system itself etc.) and then I'll be good with those quantity of space I guess))He'll be back in a month with a new hard drive
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I'm confused, I had a TB drive hooked up to my old XP Dell using a PATA to SATA converter, that thing is literally ONE model away from having different size DIMM (memory sticks) than any PC after it, I should know...my friend had that model and I tried to upgrade his RAM for himwell, I have a new hard drive, like two of them, both are like 1.5tb but the problem is with my wires, they're not stable so I'm not using those HD's atm. First I need to upgrade the PC (i.e. the motherbrain of the system itself etc.) and then I'll be good with those quantity of space I guess))
I mean you may not get the speed they advertise, but it shouldn't stop you due to the capacity, the first limit you should need to be concerned with is the 2TB mark because anything bigger than that requires the drive to be formatted as GPT to use all the space, which even Windows 7 32-Bit can do. Even THEN you could still use the first 2TB as an MBR, you just lose the space.
You shouldn't have any issues at all, except maybe needing an adapter at the most, they cost like $5 here, although they might be more now since its almost never needed these days.
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Dude, I've said - my wires aren't stable, and I meant it.I'm confused, I had a TB drive hooked up to my old XP Dell using a PATA to SATA converter, that thing is literally ONE model away from having different size DIMM (memory sticks) than any PC after it, I should know...my friend had that model and I tried to upgrade his RAM for him
I mean you may not get the speed they advertise, but it shouldn't stop you due to the capacity, the first limit you should need to be concerned with is the 2TB mark because anything bigger than that requires the drive to be formatted as GPT to use all the space, which even Windows 7 32-Bit can do. Even THEN you could still use the first 2TB as an MBR, you just lose the space.
You shouldn't have any issues at all, except maybe needing an adapter at the most, they cost like $5 here, although they might be more now since its almost never needed these days.
I'm not a technician so I just can't explain it in english, so use some translator pls:
Однажды товарищ, которому я полностью доверяю в вопросах, связанных с компьютерами, решил, что у меня слишком много проводов, которыми я не пользуюсь. Он решил обрезать ненужное (наружное и общую длину) и спаять, чтоб провода занимали меньше места внутри ПК. Проблема в том, что в местах пайки эти провода могут внезапно отходить по истечении какого-то времени или из-за нагрева (или даже при вибрации), поэтому оба эти жёстких диска отказывались у меня работать нормально. Изначально я грешил на сами диски, даже менял один из них по гарантии, потом забил на это хер, но чуть позже заметил, что если я подвигаю какие-то провода в местах пайки Windows перестаёт грузиться, и тогда до меня дошло, в чём была проблема.
Так что среди решений у меня либо заменить блок питания, который будет обладать новым клубком проводов без пайки, либо апдейтить не только блок питания, но и материнскую плату с процессором.
That's all, folks)
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Hi Retro! Can I try this:
Dead Island Retro Revenge WhatNitrous
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Eng version of your text (dont say thanks):
One day, a friend whom I completely trust in matters related to computers decided that I had too many wires that I didn't use. He decided to cut off unnecessary (external and total length) and solder so that the wires take up less space inside the PC. The problem is that in places of soldering, these wires can suddenly come off after some time or due to heating (or even vibration), so both of these hard drives refused to work normally for me. Initially, I sinned on the disks themselves, even changed one of them under warranty, then I gave up on it, but a little later I noticed that if I move some wires in the soldering places, Windows stops loading, and then it dawned on me what the problem was.
So among the solutions I have either to replace the power supply, which will have a new tangle of wires without soldering, or to update not only the power supply, but also the motherboard with a processor.
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can I take these?
thanks RETRO & MaxLevch
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Still?
Thats never a good idea...its the problem with refurbished devices and home repair jobs, its nice when its needed but you don't skin a perfectly good part for 'space'. No offense but your friend is an idiot.
Thanks pax
Actually you didn't until after the my post.
Well that just sucks yet makes sense. So nevermind what i said...sorry for quoting you instead of dante through this, you already translated so I wasn't going to do it twice lol.
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