Summer1412

5 years ago (2013): an Asus laptop, series N, model N550JK SPECs: i7 4710HQ || 16GB RAM || 1TB HDD || GTX850M Now: still a laptop, Clevo P650HS SPECs: i7 7700HQ || 16GB RAM || 256GB SSD || 1TB HDD || GTX 1070

CCleaner is okay IMO. If you still worry about those space eaters, then SystemNinja or BleachBit. Be careful on registry cleaner, unless you check and know it thoroughly.

My thought is that you can use partition cloning software and clone the hdd contained the already installed 95 to the one you needed, then just do everything as normal. Never tried one with older windows system but it should work in theory. Did that with a windows xp system and it worked.

VRAM ## Is good if you use the machine for rendering videos or graphic design thingy ## For gaming, it won't matter much unless you are going to play games in high resolution (1440p, 4K gaming) because it needs more memory for textures and up-scale things. 4GB is good for most cases. RAM is the thing you should care in this case, higher RAM meaning your machine will have more spaces for processes. ## 4GB is minimum, 8GB is recommended and is enough IMO. ## Anything goes over 8GB is kinda wasted, unless you have to run multiple browsers and other programs while you are gaming. Note: Ah, yes, I used to have a few Firefox tabs with videos with stuffs, Chrome with wikis while running ARK Survival and it still hovered around 8GB of RAM and 4GB of my VRAM)

Owning a Eluktronics P650HS-G (Clevo based model, i7 7700HQ, GTX 1070, 60Hz IPS 1080p), great performance, good cooling But, sound is a bit minus for the model, usually get a little bit faded off whenever a notification or a sound played from other applications get mixed in (probably a bug from Creative Blaster software). Otherwise, great build good quality. 60Whr battery gives me around 3h30 - 4h depends on usage (MSHYBRID/Optimus mode)

CPU: i7-7700HQ @ 2.8Ghz GPU: GTX 1070 8GB Avg FPS: 26.37 Score: 3525

This setting disabled the dimming on my case, hope it works on yours as well (in "Power" section). See the attachment. Note: I'm also using Intel HD Graphics 630, with latest driver version.