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Gaming PC Blockage (Bottleneck) in Simple Words
A gaming PC blockage happens when one part of your computer is slower than the rest. This usually happens between the CPU and GPU. When they don’t match well, your games can lag, freeze, or run with low FPS. The good news is that you can easily check which part is slowing things down and fix it with the right upgrade.Check your PC for bottlenecks here:
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Gaming PC Blockage (Bottleneck) in Simple Words
A gaming PC blockage happens when one part of your computer is slower than the rest. This usually happens between the CPU and GPU. When they don’t match well, your games can lag, freeze, or run with low FPS. The good news is that you can easily check which part is slowing things down and fix it with the right upgrade.Check your PC for bottlenecks here:
Total Posts: 1 Last post by roberttooler
Luxembourg Emigration
Nationals of the European Union do not need a visa to enter Luxembourg. However, if staying longer than 90 days, you are subject to various registration requirements.
In order to operate any sort of business or trade in Luxembourg, you must obtain permission from the Ministry of small businesses. To obtain permission, you must first submit documentation relating to the incorporation of the business or the setting up of a company or partnership. After you have submitted the necessary documentation and completed the required paperwork, you will then be issued with a business permit.
If you are planning on staying in Luxembourg for more than a year, you must apply for a foreigners' ID card. In order to obtain an ID card, you need to register with your commune where you will be given an application form along with a list of the documents required. These include:
- Passport
- Business permit
- 3 passport sized photographs
- Medical certificate
- Tax stamp (Tax stamps must be obtained from an office of the department of the Ministry of Finance. EU nationals are entitled to a free tax stamp)
It can take up to a year for your ID card to be issued.
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