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I'm going to sound completely newb with this, but could someone please confirm for me Castrol GTX is a conventional oil, and not a syn-blend. I bought it 100% sure it was conventional. Feel like I'm just doubting myself. LOL.
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I actually thought GTX was semi synthetic
Edit: Nevermind. They have different GTX products, one of them being a synblend that is clearly on the label.
Edit: Nevermind. They have different GTX products, one of them being a synblend that is clearly on the label.
Last edited by dek0026; Nov 12, 2012 at 06:36 AM.
Stupid labels don't say it. I know it's not synthetic because that would be the EDGE line. I think I might just go to ACME and look for some real conventional oil!
Last edited by chu; Nov 12, 2012 at 06:40 AM.
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Castrol GTX uses premium, custom-made additives and is the most advanced conventional oil available
Ultra-low friction to improve gas mileage**
Maximum protection against viscosity & thermal breakdown
Ultra-low friction to improve gas mileage**
Maximum protection against viscosity & thermal breakdown
Computer question, what is the average lif span of a router. I have a Netgear wired router that is 2-3 years old. For the past few months (maybe a year) I have been dropping internet connection at home for a short time then it would come back. I looked at the logs for my Router and there is this over and over:
Friday,09 Nov 2012 13:14:23 [TCP SYN Flood][Deny access policy matched, dropping packet]
I think my router is toast and that replacing it will cure the internet drops. Anyone else know anything about TCP SYN Flood? I read it could be I have Malaware on my system but I ran Malawarebytes, Housecall and Hijack this, nothing was found so I assume my computer is clean.
Friday,09 Nov 2012 13:14:23 [TCP SYN Flood][Deny access policy matched, dropping packet]
I think my router is toast and that replacing it will cure the internet drops. Anyone else know anything about TCP SYN Flood? I read it could be I have Malaware on my system but I ran Malawarebytes, Housecall and Hijack this, nothing was found so I assume my computer is clean.
Check your wiring, check your network card (updates, firmware) before you replace a part like your router and aren't really sure where the problem is. Is it just your machine that drops Internet connection? If you have malware on your computer that could be chewing up your Internet connection and causing you to see 'drops'. When your Internet connection drops how long is for? Is it occasionally or is it for a few minutes? Do you have another PC or device in the house you can check to see if they are dropping Internet connection too? If they aren't you have something on your machine doing it or possibly a driver problem.
More times that not it could be a problem on your machine, malware or something like that. Run anti-virus scan (Microsoft Security Essentials is decent, free too), run a malware cleaner then reboot and see how it goes.
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That "TCP SYN Flood Deny access.." is your Router doing it's job and preventing that Attack by dropping the packet.
Check your wiring, check your network card (updates, firmware) before you replace a part like your router and aren't really sure where the problem is. Is it just your machine that drops Internet connection? If you have malware on your computer that could be chewing up your Internet connection and causing you to see 'drops'. When your Internet connection drops how long is for? Is it occasionally or is it for a few minutes? Do you have another PC or device in the house you can check to see if they are dropping Internet connection too? If they aren't you have something on your machine doing it or possibly a driver problem.
More times that not it could be a problem on your machine, malware or something like that. Run anti-virus scan (Microsoft Security Essentials is decent, free too), run a malware cleaner then reboot and see how it goes.
^ Mad real-time technical support
Check your wiring, check your network card (updates, firmware) before you replace a part like your router and aren't really sure where the problem is. Is it just your machine that drops Internet connection? If you have malware on your computer that could be chewing up your Internet connection and causing you to see 'drops'. When your Internet connection drops how long is for? Is it occasionally or is it for a few minutes? Do you have another PC or device in the house you can check to see if they are dropping Internet connection too? If they aren't you have something on your machine doing it or possibly a driver problem.
More times that not it could be a problem on your machine, malware or something like that. Run anti-virus scan (Microsoft Security Essentials is decent, free too), run a malware cleaner then reboot and see how it goes.
^ Mad real-time technical support
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
