Pavilion

If I did this and bought one from eBay, I would get the AMD Threadripper, their stickers really look cool.

I wanted to buy this programme but I don't if it's worth the purchase or not? did anyone try it? 

Yes, I was thinking to wait for the new cards that will be released, GTX1180

Yes, I was thinking to wait for the new cards that will be released, GTX1180

Yes, I was thinking to wait for the new cards that will be released, GTX1180

SInce I have been invovled with pcs 'in the way back' I have always seen OS's to be like this;
 
DOS: CLean and user friendly for the time.
Windows: The common user friendly interface. (continues to be today)
Linux (and distro's): The "programmers" and server OS.
Apple and now Mac OS: the serious media and sound "power user" interface. But this seems to be changing oer the last 5-10 years with improved windows features and programs designed for it. But i cannot say from experience.
Windows Server: never really used it but the more feature rich server interface.
Chrome OS: not worth mentioning other than saying this.
Android: ok at first with potential then google ruined it and slowly is now fairly decent.
 
Now I am not saying this as fact but this how I have perceived them over the years.

yes but not when I'm using any intensive task. the fans are still changing the speeds I had never experienced such thing with a T4 air cooler.

changed it to Corsair

used Thinkpad's most of them are great with a great build quality.

Might want to change the title to something less click baity and more straight to the point. 'Raspberry Pi 3 for 1080p stream to OBS' would be better
 

Get a used Thinkpad, much better quality and performance

It is totally safe, Dell might include software that allows you to keep the battery at 70% which is of course better.  But laptops today have software that prevents them from 'over-charging'. 
 
However, this will degrade the battery.  But so will using it without keeping it plugged in all the time.  In general, don't worry about it.  If you are really fussy you can keep in between 30% and 70% but that would be inconvenient. 
 
Just use it how you want to, and in 5-6 years get a new laptop if you even have to keep it that long. Chances are the screen or trackpad will die before the battery does. 

coding is not demanding at all only if you use 3d designing and high demanding apps

Nothing is wrong with Alienware laptops I owned the 14" model for around two years gaming on it almost every day and nothing was wrong with it, and I find that the new models are well designed. If you like it go for it.

I just want to tell you one thing about the new MacBook Pro 2017 the lake of ports is really disturbing and the keyboard is really bad I would suggest that you go to any shop with a display model and try the keyboard If you like it or not.

I just want to tell you one thing about the new MacBook Pro 2017 the lake of ports is really disturbing and the keyboard is really bad I would suggest that you go to any shop with a display model and try the keyboard If you like it or not.

Nothing made by Apple is the right choice.

nope, get a ThinkPad, Xps 15. 

it will largely depend on OP. 
 
OP if you can afford it go for it, i love the 15 inch MacBook Pro.  

I get that, but my concern is does OP actually need that power? Its a 13", he couldn't have bought it thinking he could play Crisis on Ultra. Why spend more money if he doesn't have to? 

I would say to first of all wait for the new mac pro to release, but if you need something now, I would still keep your current macbook pro, this is because the newer apple products have an intel chip that make rendering possible in the background of editing I believe. Look it up if you don't believe me.

I'd say wait for the new Macbook

I honestly wouldn't get a Mac just because they are so expensive and the hardware isn't as good as some cheaper custom built PC's just saying.

Wait until this September , apple is gonna release some next gen hardware.
That may include a new mac pro.
 
If your current setup gets the job done, hold on to that until this fall. 

Hard to say its worth it, when your machine currently handles what you do

Id wait as its likely new macs will be announced soon