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Originally posted by BttleFedC10
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There should be a cover that give you access to the memory, usually on the bottom of the laptop. Do you have the manual that came with it? Should show you were it's located..
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They may also have included them as PDF files on your computer. Regardless, there should be somewhere that tells you how to add RAM to the computer. I did a quick search on Google, and couldn't find any manuals posted online, and the Acer website is a PITA to deal with.Originally posted by BttleFedC10 View Post.
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Lol. Alright. Well thanks anyway. Ill probably add more ram so itll be a lil faster. Any idea how to make youtube videos load faster?Comment
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Load times are going to be dependent on the quality of the videos, and the speed of your internet connection.Originally posted by BttleFedC10 View Post
Only other thing that will speed up your computer significantly, would be to replace the traditional hard drive with an SSD. Will make boot up much faster, and the computer will respond much quicker (in general). Still that won't help with load times, but will definitley be nice to have if you are opening large video files (for editing)..
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Last night i editing a bunch of racing videos with windows live movie maker, and finished it all up and it was about almost 13mins long. That thing took nearly 2 hours to save to my computer then upload to youtube. And the quality on youtube is only 360p and 480p. I thought it would of been higher since some of the videos were from my Iphone.Originally posted by Kenny_Stang View PostComment
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Could be wrong but I think there's an option within your youtube account that allows you to change the quality of the upload. So you'll have to change that it's 720 or 1080 video.Originally posted by BttleFedC10 View PostOriginally posted by JesterFORGTN SOLD1ER - xbox gamerOriginally posted by DennyComment
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Must be when your uploading it. Cause i tried to go look at the options and theres no way to change the quality when its already live.Comment
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hd requires processor, not video card really.."No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms. The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government"
-- Thomas Jefferson, 1 Thomas Jefferson Papers, 334Comment
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Well shit. lol. What kinda processor allows you to watch hd flawlessy?Comment
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It's going to come down to what your connection can stream if streaming and what your graphics card can handle. If you take 2 systems nearly identical except for the fact that 1 system is running integrated graphics while the other is running a dedicated card and you watch a movie/video in HD, the machine with the dedicated card is going to run it much better and more efficiently than the system with the integrated graphics. If your graphics cards didn't matter then we'd all be running integrated graphics and we know that's not the case.Originally posted by FATHERFORD View PostOriginally posted by JesterFORGTN SOLD1ER - xbox gamerOriginally posted by DennyComment
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Core i3 or AMD A6 and better will suit your needs.Originally posted by BttleFedC10 View Post
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Haha, Well i doubt you can upgrade that in thi laptop. Guess ill deal with it. lolComment
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Unless you want to return your laptop, and get a higher model / better processor, you will have to live with the compromise.Originally posted by BttleFedC10 View Post
While "budget" laptops are great, they do tend to sacrifice performance and graphic capabilites to get you that low price. If it's something you can live with, then great, but if it's something you use for work or a full time hobby... then you might want to consider getting something a little more robust..
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