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Another computer A sledge hammer
Debate Score:11
Arguments:9
Total Votes:11
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What's the best tool for fixing a computer

On an unrelated note, we lost power last night for about 10 hours.  As tech savy as I am, I do not own a smart phone.  I had to do without the internet for 10 whole hours.  I thought I was gonna die.  Then, when power was restored, I surfed the net like a mad man in an all you can eat buffet after ending his fast.  ;)

Another computer

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A sledge hammer

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Well, I beleive the best tool for fixing a computer is simply the on off switch!

Side: Another computer

I just lost a 160 G drive. I got it in 2004 and never backed it up. I know..., I know... ;)

Side: Another computer
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I think the best way is to find a computer nerd :D

I'd like to say that I am one too, but even then, I still ask other computer nerds for help :)

Side: Another computer
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I think there are computers that are just not fixable. Unless you have a Mac computer you will always be in some kind of trouble, believe me. So go get a good one.

Side: Another computer
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What are Bottleneck Calculators even for? How can they bust my computer? How much do such programs cost?

Side: Another computer
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I have also encountered bottlenecks, but I quickly found how to fix it, here is a useful link https://computerity.net/reviews/best-bottleneck-calculators-for-pc/ . A CPU bottleneck occurs when the central processing unit (CPU) is running at full capacity and cannot handle the rest of the system, limiting overall performance. This can manifest itself in a variety of ways, including: low frame rates in games or other graphics-intensive applications, poor performance and responsiveness of applications, longer load times for large files or programs, high CPU utilization, and high temperatures.

Side: Another computer

Although another computer would be more practical, a sledge hammer is more satisfying ;)

Side: A sledge hammer
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Could not have said this better myself!! .......................

Side: A sledge hammer
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Smashy smashy!

On a similar note, when I was at school, a friend of mine received a letter home from a teacher complaining that she wasn't completing her homework. Her mother therefore threw her TV out of the third story window as punishment.

Side: A sledge hammer