SweetArashi

I actually don't use these at harmful volume levels (30 to 40% is the highest I go). And of all the types of earbuds, the ones that go next to the eardrums are the least harmful because I don't need to turn them up that much. I actually don't care what kind you recommend, as long as they fit the criteria.

I could use some headset recommendations, as I got this one for Christmas and its very fickle with Windows 10: http://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-headphones-COULAX-Sweatproof-Smartphone/dp/B011HZW6DK/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1450115228&sr=8-4&keywords=bluetooth+headset I'm looking for one that will work with both iPhone 5 and Windows 10. Its key that the headset has both clear sound quality and call quality and will stay on no matter what. It also has to be sweat proof.

I will probably get to 500 W then if I go with this set up. I'm also considering a similar computer that has the R7 360 2gb gpu. Is it good? Here's what I got when I compared the two cards: http://gpuboss.com/gpus/Radeon-R7-360-vs-GeForce-GTX-750-Ti#differences I'm not sure what that means.

Is now a good time of year to get them? I'm thinking about pairing this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014QVM2KO Intel i5-6400 [2.7-3.3 GHz], 8GB of Ram and 1 TB. And this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KHUE0MC Nvidia GTX 750 2 GB With this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00H33SDR4 EVGA 430 Watt power supply. Any thoughts? Anyone with similar rigs want to comment? I'm looking to save money here, but I would appreciate imput from someone more technologically knowledgeable than me. I'm also weighing the A10-6800k or 7700 vs the i5 [4th or 6th gen].

Found a place!

I'm going to be moving out at the end of the month after my lease expires. I'm looking for land/house to rent where I can change the music stream. I would like to live in a community, as this is what I am accustomed to [I happen to like the feeling of being a part of something]. My budget is 500L per week, though I may go up a 100L if I really like it. I would like a community where I can at least wander around naked [Nothing sexual in nature]. This is not an absolute requirement. I'm also not human 90% of the time, so furry/non-human friendly would be a plus. I'm not looking for any particular theme, except I'm not into BDSM or Gorean. I DO NOT LIKE SKYBOXES. Any suggestions would be welcome.

I want one too. My RL Dad was very fond of turtles and tortoises before he died.

I mean something I can wear anytime, anywhere.

I am looking for a mesh horse or other attachable mount. I love mounts with fluid/realistic movement and gorgeous details [I like realistic as well as fantasy, but for what I have in mind, it can't be too big]. I can pay up to 3k, but no more. I have tried KoT [Yes, I know what that means in German] stables, but as a mostly nonhuman, their beautiful mount really messed up my avatar. So help please?

A friend of mine is currently facing some problems due to, among other things, someone spreading the names of their alts around. I would like to know what the LL policy is on this.

I agree with the other posters. Depending on how much business [Do you run a shop/brand?] you do in SL, I would actually create a new account and lay low for a while. If you miss your old friends, tell them what your new account is, and be explicit in telling them to not tell your ex. I think its a little funny this guy just can't let you go, but at the same time, very serious.

Do what she said and I wish you the best of luck! I had to deal with a stalker-type last summer, but it wasn't nearly as bad as your situation. Muting him repeatedly worked.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CSJITZO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3D0BSKPH287PR&coliid=I3VFUHP86WD4TM So this is what I have my eye on right now. Its reasonably priced. I did have some concerns about the PSU... according to reviews its got a 600 watt PSU. Is that enough for what it has in there already or do I need to look elsewhere? To top it off, I'm not even sure if its got a wifi card [i'm not sure what you call that] in it already.

That's true! I've very often thought about building my own computer, from barebones kits. But I don't even know where to begin. I've never done it before.

I've been looking into getting a desktop to replace my laptop for SL/Everyday/Sims 3 use. I'm in no particular hurry, so if there's a good time of year to get a new computer, please tell me. My budget is 600-900 USD and that's to include the monitor. I already have a fairly good wireless keyboard/mouse. I'm thinking the following build: 8GB RAM Intel i5 4th Gen Processor 1GB GPU [Whichever is pretty good in that price range] Windows 8.1 [Apple is out of my reach and I'm unfamiliar with other OSes and I'm not a techie] The RAM for both the GPU and motherboard I might go up on. It depends on what I can find that will fit the budget. I would generally like to be able to have someone [or learn to do it myself] upgrade the parts as necessary. I like Hewlett Packard, but if there's a better company out there, I am open to suggestions. And I live in the USA.

I'll back you up on that CPU suggestion. I bought a new laptop a while back and cringed at getting i3... i5 is pretty good, maybe not as good as i7, but still pretty good in its own right.

http://www.hp.com - They have a wide range of customizable laptops. I'd choose something from their high performance category.

I have never been there but best of luck!

That's actually pretty good. I'd go for 8 GB of RAM if you can, considering how resource intensive SL can be. Just bear in mind that a secondary GPU like what I have is better overall for SL than an integrated one.

Some things, like boots over ankle length, I HAVE to have in mesh. Same goes for quadreped avatars. Everything else... It depends on whether I like it or not.

I used to use integrated graphics... But now I use graphics with their own RAM and have never looked back! SL now runs on high quality without a hitch [my wifi is a different issue however]! The quality is so much more noticable, not to mention your games will thank you! I have an HP Envy DV6 customized laptop with the Nividia 630m 1GB video card. If you like the HP, you can have a customized laptop for roughly the same price.

Its about 6-8 feet away in the same room, on top of a bookcase and as unobstructed as possible. Thanks everyone for your responses!

The outlet for my cable modem is very awkwardly placed, making it nigh impossible for me to set up a wired connection, plus I do access the wifi on my iPhone. My system specs are as follows: HP Envy Dv6 laptop Windows 8.1 8 GB RAM 1 GB Nvidia 630M video card [There's also an integrated Intel one but I don't touch that with a ten foot pole] Intel i5 2450 I know its not the best, but its the best I could afford at the time. I ran speedtest from where I live in Southern California to Phoenix Arizona. The results are as of this posting: 49ms Ping, 15.25 MBpS download and upload of 1.08 MBpS.

@Storm Calm down. It was only a simple question. I am no techie and this is my first time living in an apartment complex with so many wifi networks grouped up. I understand you may be frustrated with me and I apologize. I've used a simple program to tell me what channel my neighbors are on. I then picked the less populated channel [in this case, 11] based on what I saw. I'm not entirely sure what QoS is, so I'll look into it before considering that. Oh and I will be checking out my packet loss, particularly if I'm experience bad lag spikes.

Okay another question. In this situation, would a wifi booster help?