Sheepman123

http://lifehacker.com/how-to-run-a-portable-version-of-windows-from-a-usb-dri-1565509124

I've tried it, it doesn't work for me

my internet at home is pretty terrible so the different remote software doesn't really work for me

I will likely be using one drive on chrome os and then when I need more processing power attaching it to my pc and I haven't thought that part through yet. If you know how I could do this let me know

Alright thanks for the help

http://www.newegg.com/External-SSDs/SubCategory/ID-2022 there are quite a few of these External SSDs and they seem fairly cheap compared to buying an SSD of a similar capasity

Do you mean get an enclosure and then put an ssd inside it or get the actual off the shelf external ssd's. I don't even know if this would make a difference but I figure I should ask

I am using cloud storage currently but I just think what I described would be cool and useful

Hey guys, I'm not sure if this is the right section for this but I figured I would try. I'm trying to link two operating systems so that as an example when I am at work and I can save something to my work pc I can then come home and find it on my home pc. I am basically looking to have 2 pcs that are both copies of each other. Let me know if you know how to do this or if you know a better section for this question. Thanks

that wouldnt run well on a 970 and it costs more than the entire pc lol

alright any suggestions on a 144hz monitor

I was wondering if I should get a 144hz monitor or an ultrawide, I will be running a GTX 970. As for a budget I would like to keep it around $400 CAD. If you think ultrawide or 144hz can you give me a suggestion on a monitor. The monitor can't be any taller than about 40cm including the stand or else it won't fit on my desk.

I'm looking for the best looking and preforming case fan that looks cool because it will be going on a top down cpu cooler. These fans should be either Red, Black, Grey or White.

Would like to keep it under $100 CAD

Corsair AIR 240