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He had defended an advantage of two goals in the first leg against Monaco won, but it was turned into a historical depletion. Until last night, the Catalan had never been removed earlier semifinal in the European Cups. First half with Monaco was one of the worst made Guardiola's tenure. Tackles two goals and no shot on goal adverse space.

Customer DC, is a small little program, which through a network similar kind P2P, you can share all documents, games, movies, music, everything you need you with other participants who are part of the same network. Basically, install that program, and you choose a hub server, a very wide variety of lists. And simply cotrobaiesti by each participant in the network to see what has made share. Highlight its not let you delete anything, just to download and view what each has. Some hubs have limitations, eg, does not let you're connected, if you have at least 5/10 GB of files to share a nickname properly, or a certain number of upload slots. So I have to learn how to configure it in a few steps. 1. Install any client DC, either OCD or ApexDC or DC, etc. The procedure is similar. I will describe the procedure ODC. 2. install. 3. When you open, appears a small window, configure it. 4. In the tab "General" will fill the nickname, e-mail (is optional), the description (this is optional) you write two words for you, Connection type / Upload speed, select the delivery method of the Internet. I left it on the LAN always. If you have public IPs, let conectiunea "Active", and if you IPs private, it is possible to go faster by utilizing liabilities. 5. In the tab "Downloads" to "Default download directory", select the file d-your target for downloads, and the "Unfinished downloads directory, you can leave it blank if you want, files that can be downloaded, and are not ready was you all download in the directory specified above. The rest leave it. 6. In the "Sharnig" must, in our turn we to put something that others in turn, can download from us. You can add movies, games, music, everything you have in your PC. 7. upload slots, should we set a figure not less than five but not more than 10. Say, 8. The upload slots, understand, about how many people can download simultaneously from Mr. yours. Some hubs, you restriction least 4, 5, so it's good to be a little more generous. 8. After we set above steps, we can hit the "OK" button. 9. we must add an address hub, so that we can connect to a server. Click on the yellow star to add a hub address. 10. Click "New ...". 11. set the hostname, and in the "Address" an address search on google are the hundreds of thousands. 12. We strike "Ok". 13. tick box as to connect automatically each reopening the program. 14. Double-click and ... ready. If all went according to plan, you will have to experience something like mIRC server. I mean, on the right a list of all users, and left a chat general. The difference is that we can connect to each one from the list on the left, and download anything you find in sharing his. We can also look for something using "magnifying glass" in the toolbar. I'm sure you will find everything you are looking for. A small hint, look hubs closer to your town. You will get download speeds somewhat higher, and quickly viewing much higher.

Because not everyone can afford an upgrade of RAM, ReadyBoost utility of the Microsoft's ideal to increase computer performance. In today's video tutorial discussing a service offered by Microsoft, Windows, called ReadyBoost. It allows USB memory are processed in RAM and virtual memory automatically improve computer performance. When we think of ways to improve PC performance and better functioning, one of the first thoughts is to increase the RAM. The system has more memory, the more it helps the hard drive to run applications faster and automatically results in a system that works better. However, adding new plates RAM is not always a viable solution, simply because our system has no capacity to support stunning new memory cards or they are not just the cheapest. You ask, therefore, how we can help the USB memory stick? Since Windows Vista, it made available by Microsoft service called ReadyBoost, which you will find in the properties of a memory stick or directly to autoplay the flash memory when it is inserted into the computer. ReadyBoost enables Windows to use nonvolatile memory to a memory stick or SD card to improve computer performance.

Camera DVR FULL HD 5Mpx How many times have you driven your car and you noticed irregularity in traffic or an accident happened to you and you had no evidence to absolve you of your alleged guilt? Series of highly practical gadgets, we recommend this super car camera Full HD DVR with an extremely wide angle 160 degrees and image stabilization. It is an ideal gift for all friends loved leading daily on the streets are always crowded and threatening buffering and many headaches. With this gadget you no longer have to worry about the fights or polemics lies, download footage and use it against the guilty. To register, you can use microSD cards up to 32GB memory. We were impressed greatly reduced size and look to the camera and grip suction cup on the windshield, it comes bundled with. In addition also received a USB cable to PC / Laptop and a car charger. It has a 1.5 inch display, side buttons for menu navigation and a wealth of extremely useful features in any car ride. You remember: - G-sensor - automatic locking to save the recording in a collision. - Built-in motion detector to turn when setting off. - Shooting type "Loop" continues - Recording time is unlimited when you place the memory card ends, the camera starts to overwrite the oldest files on the memory card. FULL HD shooting You can choose the shooting mode SD, HD or Full HD. Cool huh ?! Besides filming of excellent quality, using the photo function and can record sharp images with great contrast, because the sensor of 5 megapixels. To be clear evidence in case of an incident, the camera comes with built-in speaker and microphone and can be used for wiretapping or recorder. Chamber works both at night and during the day, records all events and will be very useful.

7600 mAh external battery Kruger & Matz Metalica Often run out of phone battery exactly in the most important moments. Thinking about a portable external battery designs but still lacking in the market. We offer the solution through the 7600 mAh external battery Kruger & Matz. This metal gadget it will be there in difficult times when you worked hard on your tablet / phone and do not have an outlet around you. It is an ideal gift for any loved one because we all need a portable external battery and the metallic design, fine and thin, you'll impress when you want to do inspired gifts. The small size (12,9cm - 5,8cm - 1.5 cm) and weight incredibly small utility that complements just 220 grams batteries. The two USB ports have output of 2.1A (for fast charging), 1.0A respectively.

Many people expected this version to be called Windows 9. For whatever reason , Microsoft decided to skip a version number and go straight to Windows 10. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2690724/why-windows-10-isnt-named-9-windows-95-legacy-code.html

Because Apple declines to mention important aspects of new mobile specifications, as usual, I find during or when I get to be tested, the exact components that are found inside them. I just found the battery capacity of the two phones. And exactly as specified and by rumors, batteries increased slightly, with 14% in the case of iPhone in July and by 5% in the case of iPhone 7 Plus. To be more precise, the 1960 mAh battery is 2900 mAh, respectively. Considering that the screens are 25% brighter autonomy will not be much different from the previous generation.

HP launched the first mini station for users of the CAD graphics, but also those in other areas where high computing power required. HP Mini Z2 bring to market processing power in a small size, only 5.8 cm high, ie 90% lower than tradiţionale2 tower systems. With this premiere, HP is expanding its leading position, opening up a new category of workstations that offer high performance, elegance and efficiency at the highest level. New HP Z2 workstation is two times stronger than any existing commercial mini PC on the market today and can even be connected simultaneously to 6 monitors. Z2 HP Mini was created to millions of CAD users, who wanted smaller hardware without being compromised by low noise characteristics, performance and reliability in complex projects. The workstation is equipped with the latest Intel Xeon processors, NVIDIA professional graphics and uses HP Z Drive Turbo Drive for quick access to large files. The station has a slot graphics M.2 80mm, a 30mm M.2 slot that is used to plate WLAN / Bluetooth, and can integrate a drive HDD / SSD 2.5mm. Mini Z2 four USB 3.0 ports, audio jacks for headphone and microphone combo, 3-port DisplayPort 1.2 and LAN jack. Intel C236 chipset is used and has support for Intel Xeon E3 processor family, Intel v5 models and Core i3, i5 and i6 generation memory 6. At station has two SODIMM RAM slots DDR4L which can use up to 32GB capacity.

Although malware targeting generally to systems with Windows, such a threat has been identified and Mac now. In general, MacOS, and OS X, those from Apple, is considered so safe, you do not need additional software to protect you against viruses or other hazards. Indeed, MacOS taken to target more often than Windows, whether this is because the system is safe, or if it is because it is used by less than 8% of all computers, remains debated. The fact is you can not be 100% carefree, no Mac. The Malwarebytes is one of the best known names in online security, have discovered the first malware for MacOS, 2017. They were informed by a network administrator who discovered that one of its Macs unusual record network traffic. Malwarebytes discovered a malicious code written with a quite old, there probably for some time. As it is simple as it is ingenious malware is composed of two files that can communicate with a remote server, but can make screenshots that send them on. Some of the lines of code were references to extremely old functions, offering proof that Macs were affected by malware from the start. However, the malware now has not remained untouched after creation, with a series of updates, referencing the latest OS X 10.10 Yosemite, according http://www.digitaltrends.com/ Malware can be found and deleted pretty quickly. Malwarebytes can handle this by detecting OSX.Backdoor.Quimitchin file. Apple knows this virus, which they called the fruitfly, and released an update to protect against infections that could arise in the future. The moral of the story? It does not hurt to use an antivirus and scan your system against malware, even if not run Windows.

Logitech gaming keyboards Series G now has a new member. This is called G Pro and comes in a small format, based on the flagship G810 in terms of design and capabilities. Unlike "brother" his older G Pro integrates several special features that gamers participating in competitions you will certainly appreciate. G Pro is a keyboard tenkeyless, ie without number buttons on the right. It comes equipped with Romer-G switches proprietary, developed by Omron, each key being illuminated by LED RGB. They can be configured at the pleasure of users, but unlike the G810, the G Pro includes internal memory for saving profiles to not lose configuration in competitions where Logitech software installation is prohibited. Also, a new bonus for those who choose G Pro is able to remove the USB cable to avoid damage to transport jack. The cable is dressed in fabric, and plug snaps using plastic holders. According to Logitech, up to 26 buttons can be pressed simultaneously, while each key is individually grant for 70 million presses.

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Samsung developed several new technologies for its 960 Pro NVMe SSD, and the end result is a massive 2TB M.2 product that tips the price scale at $1,300. Over the past two years, the Pro series has shifted from a product for enthusiasts and power users to more of a workstation-focused product. The shift stems from declining SSD prices fueled by entry-level pricing from Samsung’s competitors. The company’s own general-use EVO series, which has the highest market share of any SSD on the market, also plays a role in the declining costs. I'm writing this review on Sunday for publication at the NDA lift on the following Tuesday, so our time with the sample is short. Samsung sent the leading-edge review samples without its new custom NVME driver (the company dubbed it Driver 2.0) or the new Magician management software. Even if the driver arrives on Monday, we won't have time to retest the 960 Pro 2TB before Samsung lifts the NDA because our full test suite requires roughly 74 hours to complete. We will update the performance data when we receive the 960 Pro in other capacities. Our review uses the Samsung 950 Pro NVMe driver, which provides better performance than the Microsoft driver. The 950 Pro driver enables some of the custom NVMe hooks, but it most likely does not provide support for all of the 960’s new advanced features. There is also limited sample availability; we only have the 2TB model, which really doesn’t compete with anything on the market. Unfortunately, this combination of factors means we can't give you the full 960 story on our terms, or at least in one comprehensive article. Samsung had to utilize advanced packaging technology developed for single-package OEM products to pack a massive 2TB of 3D MLC NAND onto the single-sided 22 x 80mm M.2 PCB. Maintaining the single-sided design will cut down on returns that might stem from compatibility issues, and it also broadens the company's target selection in the OEM market. Some new M.2-powered notebooks require all of the components to be on one side of the SSD because the connector is a few millimeters closer to the motherboard. Double-sided M.2 SSDs aren’t an issue for desktop systems, or any of the PCIe adapters we've tested, but we do have a notebook that makes double-sided upgrades impossible. Samsung made space to fit four dual-plane 3D NAND packages on the PCB with its http://www.tomshardware.com/news/samsung-ssd-pop-m-2-pro,32754.html, which fuses the LPDDR3 DRAM onto the same package as the 8-channel Polaris controller. The dual-plane NAND allows the company to use all eight of the controller’s channels to provide increased performance. Samsung used a PoP design on some ofhttp://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-750-evo-ssd,4467.html and later in the PM971, which actually pairs the controller, DRAM, and NAND together in a single chip. Samsung also uses PoP technology in some smartphone designs. To reach 2TB with just four packages, Samsung pulled a trick play we've seen before that always results in a touchdown. Samsung stacked sixteen 256Gb dies in each package to reach the hefty 2TB capacity point. Stacking NAND is common, but it’s expensive and complicated to build up to 16 layers, and it can also reduce performance. The company employs a custom F-chip to improve impedance with high die stacks, thus circumventing the performance challenges. Samsung’s advanced stacking first appeared in the 850 EVO 1TB mSATA SSD, but it is still amazing nonetheless.

We know the essentials about LG G6. 3D images have arrived on the net, some of the specifications we know, and the screen is already famous. But LG also offers the small details that make the difference. For example audio amplifier. I'm very careful about this when I buy a phone. I need powerful sound in headphones and telephones suitable for me are only 2-3 models. LG G6 promising. Will be a digital-to-analogc (DAC) which will allow a detailed setting for each channel. But she says Quad DAC? Because not one but four in a single chip. They will be able to reduce unwanted noise by up to 50%. Will be minimal distortion of 0.0002%, this means a clear sound in headphones. The LG G5 needed a "friend" extra to get it.

Nokia just was relaunched on the market for smartphones in west Mobile World Congress in 2017 but already beginning to appear the rumors about plans for the near future for this company HMD Global brand. It seems that the next two Nokia smartphones with Android will be called Nokia Nokia 7 and 8 and will be in the mid-range premium category, with more powerful processors and high resolution displays. According to unofficial information available today, the new Nokia 7 and 8 will be among the first devices that will be based on the new Snapdragon 660 chipset, which was still not officially announced. Leak sites in the past have described this model as a chipset from Qualcomm octa-core processor with four cores at 2.2 GHz and 1.9 GHz four cores on with video recording capabilities in 4K resolution and perhaps consumption energy model improved from 650 last year. Nokia in July could be delivered with a display with full HD resolution, while the Nokia 8, which becomes the new flagship of the brand, could integrate display QHD (2560 x 1440 pixels) and a camera quality, equipped with Carl Zeiss optics. This latter feature has long been one of the signatures of past Nokia phones at the time they offering the best photos on the mobile market. We do not know if this will be the case again because modern smartphones need a suitable software in addition to a photo sensor performance and quality optics. The fact is that HMD Global announced a few weeks ago that prepares the launch of 6 or 7 phones Nokia in 2017 and currently has just released four (if we take into account the new 3310). In such circumstances it is possible to see the launch of new models that autumn, most likely in the event IFA 2017 to be held in September in Berlin.

After the launching of the new P10 at Mobile World Congress 2017, Huawei continued with the series of launches of Honor V9, which most likely will be released under the name Honor 8 Pro West. The phone has already been released in China, a week before the P10 and it seems that a new launch event will be organized to debut in Europe and the United States. While we do not know for sure whether branding V9 from China will be retained or will be chosen name Honor 8 Pro, to suggest that it is a more advanced version of the flagship's last year, we know that we will receive these details April 5, 2017. Too many new details about this model will not find probably because the phone is already on sale in China, the only differences that may arise is if the configuration of RAM and storage space. In China, Honor V9 comes with a display of 5.7 "QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels), Kirin 960 chipset (the same from Huawei Mate P10 and 9), 4,000 mAh battery, fingerprint sensor and configurations 4GB RAM and 64 GB storage or 6 GB RAM and 128 GB storage. Pre-installs the operating system in China is EMUI 5.0 (not the new 5.1, launched by P10), which is based on Android 7.0 Nougat. Photo assembly dual-camera on the back is also equipped with two sensors 12 megapixels (probably same from Huawei P9), but do not benefit from Leica branding Summation / SUMMILUX. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Honor V9 / 8 Pro will be the price. Given that China base model with 4GB RAM costs about 375 dollars, and the 6 GB RAM reach 435 dollars, we may see similar prices in the West. Given the price difference habitual between China and the West, we can expect 399 dollars / euros for the base model and 449 euros for the top, good prices given the new P10, which starts at 649 euros version display of 5.1 "and comes equipped with similar hardware.

Enthusiasts have long flocked to Intel’s Core i5, Core i3, and Pentium processors as go-to solutions for budget-minded gaming rigs, particularly in light of AMDs waning innovation over the years. Each series offers its own advantages, and in the past, Intel’s surgical trimming of overclocking, Turbo Boost, and Hyper-Threading features separated the families into a well-defined hierarchy. We could tune i5s with easily-overclocked K-series SKUs, for example, but the i3 and Pentium families employed locked multipliers. Intel set the benchmark for affordable overclocking when it released the unlocked Pentium G3258 Anniversary Edition in July 2014. We have to reach even further back to find the last unlocked Hyper-Threaded dual-core CPU, Intel's Pentium EE 965, which surfaced in 2006. Now, in 2017, we get another taste in the Kaby Lake-based Core i3-7350K. It includes the benefit of Hyper-Threading, which makes the -7350K even more enticing to gamers than the Pentium G3258. After all, two Hyper-Threaded cores can work on four threads at a time, and that's a requisite in many of today's most po[CENSORED]r titles. The chip operates at a base clock rate of 4.2 GHz, similar to a Core i7-7700K. But it doesn't support Turbo Boost, though this isn't altogether disappointing given the unlocked multiplier. Intel shares 4MB of last-level cache across the die, yielding a ratio of 2MB per core, also like the higher-end models. And whereas the locked Core i3s are rated at 35W and 51W, the Core i3-7350K is the lone 60W SKU. Intel also re-introduced TSX-NI support, which can boost multi-threaded performance, to the i3 series. Core i3-7350K is of course based on the Kaby Lake architecture, the second tock of Intel’s 14nm process. Due to a lack of IPC improvements, Kaby Lake isn't inherently faster than Skylake on a per-cycle basis. Instead, faster transistors enable generally higher clock rates. Intel also focuses on adding more features to the low-end processors in a move that many see as preparation for AMD's Ryzen launch. Beyond the process improvement, we get a revamped SpeedShift to keep power consumption in check without sacrificing responsiveness and a refined media engine. The Core i3 processors come armed with HD Graphics 630 in a GT2 configuration (that's 24 execution units (EU) operating at a base 350 MHz and able to hit 1150 MHz). The Gen 9.5 graphics architecture provides fixed-function hardware for HEVC 10-bit decode/encode, VP9 8/10-bit decode, and VP9 8-bit encode. Most enthusiasts will pair this CPU with a discrete GPU, so the integrated graphics certainly aren’t the main attraction. It's worth noting, however, that you need a Kaby Lake-based system to stream 4K video due to hardware-based DRM requirements. The allure of an unlocked dual-core model really boils down to pricing, and the Core i3-7350K unsurprisingly bears a higher price tag than other Core i3s. Like all K-series SKUs, the -7350K doesn’t come with a stock heat sink. We wouldn’t recommend one for overclocking anyway. But you do need to add the price of a cooler to your budget when you consider this CPU. Also, you need a Z170 or Z270 motherboard in order to take advantage of the unlocked multiplier, which also adds cost. These days, Z170-based platforms slot in as your value option, while Intel's Z270 PCH offers increased connectivity options due to more HSIO lanes. The company also touts “Optane Ready” status for Z270, so the new chipset is your only option for adding a touch of next-generation 3D XPoint memory caching when it becomes available later this year. Most games don't fully utilize Intel's big six-, eight-, and 10-core chips, so the quad-threaded Core i3-7350K should still offer potent performance with the right GPU at a $179 price point. However, after you invest in a capable cooler and enthusiast-oriented motherboard, the extra costs push this supposed budget processor into the same range as a quad-core Core i5-7400 with an H- or B-series chipset and Intel's stock heat sink. The i5 doesn't benefit from Hyper-Threading or an unlocked multiplier, but Turbo Boost takes it from a base 3 GHz up to 3.5 GHz. And four physical cores are complemented by 6MB of shared L3. The Core i5-7500 is even faster thanks to a 3.4 GHz base frequency and 3.8 GHz peak Turbo Boost rate, so long as you're willing to spend $192. Then again, if overclocking an unlocked processor is your only concern, the Core i3-7350K is your best bet short of the $236 Core i5-6600K. The Pentium family is much cheaper, sure, but even with the addition of Hyper-Threading to select models, a locked multiplier means none of them can challenge an overclocked Core i3. The -7350K also supports AVX and AVX2, whereas the Pentiums do not. Core i3s give you more L3 cache, too. The price of a CPU affects how much you can spend on a graphics card or SSD, so it’s always a challenge to strike the right balance. Intel's Core i3-7350K blurs the line between its i3 and i5 families, so let's take a closer look at how this model fares against pricier alternatives.

In the scams, calls are no longer taken, messages have been passed: in recent months thousands of Spaniards have received a message warning of (false) problems in the device and urged to call a phone number to solve them. Once that contact was established, the customer had to pay between 100 and 200 euros for a service that he did not really need. The so-called thymus of false technical support shows the alert messages in the user's system, either from the browser or displaying the false alert in full screen without blocking it. This scam uses two techniques to try to give a reliable look and people fall into their trap: on the one hand, the voice that answers when you call the supposed number of help speaks perfect Spanish. They have learned from their mistakes since a year ago the same scam was detected with English criminals who were biting Spanish and did not have an effect. On the other hand, the way of acting in the thymus of false technical support has changed; No longer call them, but wait for the customer to contact the switchboard in which they work. This is a new variant that "makes it the victim who calls the scammer and not the other way around, generating messages that deceive him into thinking that his system is seriously threatened," explains David Harley, a researcher with computer security company ESET . According to a study carried out in February, the thymus of false technical support was practically non-existent in our country until July 2016. However, since that date, the number of detections has only increased and is already almost 50% Of threats that are confirmed each month. As can be seen on the map, Spain is the country that has most affected this scam. Of what contents we should distrust From received emails that contain a link in the body of the message. These redirect us to a web page prepared for us to call false support services. From malvertising, fake ads embedded in webs that are not suspicious. To avoid scams like this one of the false technical service the only thing to do is to install an antivirus and every time that we need help, contact the official support numbers that the companies provide us.

Prices of SSDs are going to rise this coming quarter as demand outstrips supply, according to a new report which cites a shortage in NAND flash chips – and this will have a knock-on effect on laptops. The report, from analyst firm TrendForce, talks specifically about the prices of SSDs supplied to PC manufacturers, which in the case of MLC-based drives will rise by around 12% to 16% compared to the previous quarter, a fairly hefty hike. TLC-based SSDs will see a similar increase, although perhaps a little less, with a prediction of a 10% to 16% rise. The aforementioned knock-on effect of this is that notebook manufacturers using SSDs in their portables are unlikely to move to bigger drives (like the massive Toshiba 1.6TB SSD we recently reviewed, pictured, although that's way too costly for most folks anyway), simply due to these supply issues and cost increases. The analyst company reckons that most laptops will run with 128GB or 256GB drives, rather than shifting up to larger capacity SSDs as manufacturers might have liked to. Aggressive buying Alan Chen, senior research manager at DRAMeXchange, a division of TrendForce, observed that: “Average contract prices of client-grade SSDs in the PC-OEM market are rising this first quarter because not only PC clients are aggressively stocking up their inventories, smartphone clients are also maintaining strong demand for storage components.” He further noted that with the industry also switching to 3D-NAND and 2D-NAND TLC for SSDs, supply of the latter in particular has been hit quite badly. Consumers are continuing to prefer SSDs overs traditional spinning drives, and the firm also reckons that in the laptop market, SSDs will be in 45% of all notebooks across the globe by the close of this year. That’s up quite strongly from around 35% at the end of 2016. This isn’t the first time we’ve heard TrendForce talk about SSD supply issues, as the firm noted that price increases were happening at the end of last year. The good news is that said supply issues are expected to ease by the end of the year