I thought that it might be because of my 4 year old screen, so I bought a new. It's like small 'waves' are floating down the screen. When I started playing I noticed that the screen is flickering a little. After FINALLY getting it to work, I waited the 10 hours for StarCraft II to download. I had to spend 5 hours to get it to work, because it seems like D-link don't care about this model too much, so I had to manually install drivers. Nothing, except the wireless network card. I connected the hard-drive and started up the computer, this time nothing would stop me. I called the shop I bought it from, and they sent me a new power cable.
I opened it up, and found out that the power cable to the hard drive didn't work. I plugged it in and started it, saw the motherboard screen, and then.nothing. Now I finally got a new iPhone and Macbook and they work well, but then I bought a new gaming PC for $1450 to play StarCraft II.Īfter waiting for two weeks I finally got it. I also bought an iPhone that didn't find any phone networks. I had MANY problems with it, and spent a year on phone with Apple to get my money back for it. Last year I paid $2750 for a Macbook Pro. #1 First is a rant about my bad experience with computers, then a question at the bottom of the post.
