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I love this monitor, cheap and just works, no VESA mount but it has some great color and is fine for gaming, unless you are pro league cs:go. 
 
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As long as he doesnt overdo it. If he adds too many little damages to it, itll start to look odd..
 
But yeah, the damaged kind of look is perfect for the chief.
 

Depends on your creativity. If you have the right artistic skills and ideas the case will turn out amazing.
 
Dont be scared to change the shape of parts too. (adding dents, scratches..)
 
 

I think, the easiest (and the cheapest) way to do this is to order adhesive vinyl film and apply it to the case. This will provide you with great details and will look sharp.

Go to Settings > Devices > Typing
And turn off: "Show the touch keyboard when not in tablet mode and there is no keyboard attached"

Well 6*4TB Enterprise drives should be something like 1200-1500. The other 1500ish probably goes to the enclosure (which looks pretty nice), the power supply assuming they used something high quality, the internals, and their custom OS. It's not absolutely ridiculous, but still pretty expensive.

Finally, a storage solution that allows me to have my Steam library all downloaded at once!

Imagine all the porn you can download.

Where did this AOC brand even came from? Theyr tech specs sound like bogwash, when applied to the real world. Being so cheap and they call themselves "The Worldwide Leader in Display Manufacturing".... Like wtf xd? Thats LG and Samsung, but okay.

i would look at Logitecs offerings, they have some great stuff, i have a mini size keyboad ment more for multimedia and all that but i can say that if i had known how bad of a choice it was i would probably never have gotten it. 

The Matte Black, Red, and, Blue S340's are all matte black.

I was just wondering,if we have any news of another meet up with our awesome community? The meetup when the new office was amazing (so it looks).

I would suggest using a different usb port, I also suggest using the back of the case for the 3.55 jack, those often work better

When you put a computer to sleep you need to press the power button to turn it back on, but since your paragraph was a big of a strain to read i will try to come up with some options. maybe dont put the pc to sleep?  and maybe it could be a operating system issue.
 
Hope this helps

I totally agree with ProKeero, think-pads are usually a well built and well rounded machine. If that is not quite an option, or you are looking at a good overall use laptop for under a thousand. I strongly suggest this Toshiba.http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Satellite-S55t-B5233-i7-4710HQ-Technology/dp/B00PHMSOF4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1457824017&sr=8-3&keywords=16gb+ram+laptop+toshiba    I have installed 26 of these at my business and they are quite easy to add an ssd in exchange of a dvd drive later down the road. Best Of Luck! 

Maybe make a video about your teleprompter setup? I would like to see that.

Windows update takes care of most drivers. They might not be bang up to date, but it's quick, easy and means they keep themselves updated. The only drivers you probably need the newest versions of are GPU drivers, which are easy enough to download from Nvidia's/AMD's website or get through GeForce/Crimson.

Windows will do that on its own. Video drivers are probably the hardest drivers to install and that is super easy. For Nvidia you just gotta download a program from their site and it downloads and installs the right driver. Not 100% sure about AMD, but I think it's very similar

Usually you can get away without having to, Windows does that automatically in the background, 

When its idling maybe  the frequency reaches such a low point that when the OS requests something it just crashes becasue the GPU cant display it in time. Highly unlikely but thats all i can think of really. Its definitely a power delivery issue though. try reinstalling the GPU and replugging the power cables

I'm planning on buying the parts for this build soon. This is my first build, so criticism is welcome.
PC Part Picker link: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6JkvHx
 
Notes:
I included the wi-fi adapter because of how my router is too far away from where I am keeping my computer, and how I cannot move my router due to it being hard-wired.
Cooler Master also recently released the Devastator II, so I figured I'd try it out in my new build.

The installation process gives you a choice of which drive to install it on, or if you want to be super, extra, overly sure, just don't plug in the SATA and SATA power into the HDD until Windows is already installed on the SSD. 

i3 + 380 is going to faster in 99% of games

Dell is currently selling Developer Edition XPS 13s with Ubuntu, choosing that configuration makes it cheaper. This has been done before, it was a on and off thing. I feel this is a step in the right direction.