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None of them.

Oh... yeah, sorry; I have a tendency of not reading stuff before replying.

It's true; I also feel that all of the games are boring and even though I have 100+ games on my steam library I always feel bored no matter what I choose. Perhaps buy a Game Boy Advance SP and get some of the older games, those were a TON of fun and very engaging; I've been emulating them on my PC lately and have had a lot more fun than with any of the other games I've played on my PC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D278XLbp1rE

Here's the just a few cases of the Tesla autopilot predicting and in some cases avoiding accidents:

Higher is better.

That should be plenty for most stuff; buy whichever is cheapest or looks prettier, but don't get an unusually low frequency.

Brand makes no difference. For CPU intensive stuff, higher frequencies will help a tiny bit; for multitasking you'll want more giggabytes.

The one I currently have, watercooled. Specs in sig.

it wouldn't

Most certainly, yes.

That is true for the most recent line of CPUs (previous one to Zen), and the R9 290 / 290x graphics cards, but not all of their products. Equal in single threaded performance, but with more cores and cheaper; so you could maybe say that better. What will be enough?

1070 with lesser cooling is way better (since slightly better cooling on the CPU won't give you much better performance), but at this point you might as well wait for Zen which is just about to get released and will probably be cheaper at the same performance.

The Incredibles 2. Been waiting for that movie for a long time.

Low battery?

Probably because 3D Laser Printer sounds fancier (and is probably easier to advertise) than just Laser Cutter.