Comments by "looseycanon" (@looseycanon) on "Lenovo wants you to stop buying used PCs because they may have viruses on them 😂😂😂" video.

  1. Make no mistake, I have always been using Lenovo laptops (specifically ThinkPads) and the tools they provided as part of ThinkVantage tools were quite useful to me... Even managed to get a stubborn Win10 machine (an Asus to be exact) connect to our university network, because Windows just wouldn't grab the certificate for WPA-enterprise setup our school used. So there was value to at least some of that bloat. Not that it excuses the spyware.
    9
  2. Same here. Though I am going for an upgrade. Bought old Fujitsu office PC and made some upgrades. Now running an I5 3330, a 1070TI, 16 gigs of RAM and a couple of hard drives (both classic and SSD) and until ANNO1800 I was happy as a clam. Now will have to build a new one, because of that game and OS support
    1
  3. Not really. It depends on the titles you want to play. For instance, I want to play some ANNO 1800 and have I5 3330 processor paired with 1070TI I managed to score never used and 16 gigs of Kingston DDR3 memory. The game get's unplayable by midgame, because my computer just can't handle the title. I am fortunate, that it is the sole title that happens in, but I am still bottlenecked by that processor. Eventually, I will have to build a new machine from the scratch, because of how outdated my motherboard is (we're on DDR5 for RAM now). So check what you want to use that computer for. If we're talking light tasks, you're right. I wouldn't be worried about Excel spreadsheets on a Sempron either, but highger end stuff, that these companies want to push? Have to buy newer... And not buy laptops for gaming PERIOD! What I'm more wirried about, are operating system requirements and what happens, when Steam drops support for Win10.
    1
  4.  @adamlarussa5243  Holly moly, share pcpartpicker build? Need some inspiration
    1