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    NoLoMo got a reaction from Robchil in Trying to install Windows on GPT Drive   
    Well I got it to work, and I am now on a GPT partition. Unless these is something else I would need to do thank you very much for the support!

    The BIOS Flashing was the key to the success. For future reference I updated to P4.80 and UEFI now works. 
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    NoLoMo reacted to Bombastinator in Trying to install Windows on GPT Drive   
    See, now I have to think up a stupid question…
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from Bombastinator in Trying to install Windows on GPT Drive   
    Mah bad lol. I fixed it
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from PlayStation 2 in Considering Switching from Apple to Android   
    Everyone is entitled to their opinions, I’d rather not get in a discussion when I’m not too familiar with the Android scene. Although I will not stand and say Apple is leading the charge on everything. 
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from DrMacintosh in Considering Switching from Apple to Android   
    iPhone 6s Plus, which does bring it down by $200. The only issue is that I am giving a family member my phone so I can’t trade in. 
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from haifisch in Blue Screen Help   
    Well to my understanding for Intel it still hold true that ram speed does not really matter but from what I remeber and multiple people did say this that because of the infinity fabric ryzen prefers faster ram for the cache latency. 
     
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from Canada EH in Best RAM Deal atm   
    No thank you, I've just had a terrible experience. So I won't be buying used for a while for the time being.
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from mackncheesiest in Solving an ODE in Python   
    Yup I spoke to him today, and that's what he wanted.
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from sambarr in Compatible Ram?   
    Extremely sleep deprived so I just wanted to make absolutely sure.
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    NoLoMo reacted to BYOGamingPC in 2017 Holiday Deals Compilation [US] [UK]   
    I'm in the midst of putting together my annual Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and everything in between and all around Holiday Deals list. I do this each year to keep organized all the deals for myself but share it in a Google Doc for other to use too. Just don't buy out the things I'm trying to get!  Also, I update it fairly frequently during the next couple weeks so feel free to check back.

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-_NF0QvxGSCyKZ3r6xg0mS4xlrlVY8EJtrAL2osyfg0/edit?usp=sharing
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from Crunchy Dragon in Black Friday Thread?   
    I would but I would fail at it
     
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    NoLoMo reacted to AerobicOrganism in New Laptop   
    Yes and....yes.
     
    The G5 is build the exact same as the more expensive G9, the Helios (G3) however is not. Acer basically saved on the build to achieve the lower price, the cooling for example is far worse, unless you don't mind having your keyboard at ~50C under load...
     
    Acer's model numbers are pretty straight forward otherwise, let me give you a rough breakdown:
     
    G3 (Helios) = The cheapest of them all, i wouldn't recommend it to anyone since as i said they saved all the money on build quality. Many have issues with it ranging from driver and BIO issues all the way to small and large hardware issues. Having a 1060 inside a soap box won't be beneficial in the long run.
     
    G5 = Exact same build as the G9 it only misses a few things such as, Frostcore module (not very helpful and it's noisy), Optical drive (....), Subwoofer (might matter to some), only one M.2 slot (that's probably the biggest difference).
     
    G9 = Same as G5 but with Subwoofer, Frostcore, Optical drive and 2 M.2 slots. The cheapest G9 (~1900$) has the same hardware as the ~1400-1500$ G5 the only difference being these 4 things.
     
    GX = That's their "Kings" class, the build is still pretty much the same as the other two with the exception that there is a third fan in the front (it's an intake fan) and it packs their "special" Aerofans with extra fins.....and ofc it packs stronger hardware.
     
    I'm not trying to get you to buy a Predator it's just the only lineup of laptops in your list i personally know rather well (i own a 17 X currently and had a G5 before that) but i only heard good things about Dell's Inspiron lineup especially the 7000 ones.
    MSI i have no clue about tho.
     
     
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    NoLoMo reacted to Galm in Gaming Laptop Guide - UPDATED RTX Edition!   
    The RTX Gaming Laptop Guide
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Other Guides:  Computer Parts | Reseller Guide   So this time around I'm dividing by graphics card.  That's because the prices this gen are all over the place and in general don't fit any nice cut off points like under 1500...  Unfortunately for RTX you'll be paying more than that.  Note that until I reach the portables section these laptops are more focused on performance and non max q components.   Categories: RTX 2060 Machines RTX 2070 Machines RTX 2080 Machine No Limit Portables   IMPORTANT: Links are to view the product.  It doesn't mean that's where you should buy from.   BE CAREFUL TO AVOID 1x16GB ram stick.  You'll take a significant performance hit this gen with single channel RAM.   BASE PRICE: Generally what I'd consider a starting config price range.  Should be about 16GB of ram and either an ssd + hdd or larger sized ssd.  I try and make it a "base" useful config.  A config with 8GB of ram for gaming is fairly useless.     Owner's lounges (where actual owners of the models discuss their machines) will be linked, though not everything has an owners lounge.     ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   RTX 2060 Machines:   This is where stuff starts getting good.  Now we have some serious gaming horsepower coming into the mix, with the RTX 2060 present in all recommendations.  Anything less is not a smart use of money for a gaming machine in this price range.  Quality also increases here.   Sager NP8961/Clevo P960ED (17" version here)  - One of the new 16.1" models this machine has a similar footprint to 15" laptops with larger bezels.  Overall a thinner unit but also competitively priced.  Cooling not yet known.   Base Price: $1470 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 (1 SATA/PCIE, 1PCIE) || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 16.1" 144Hz WVA FHD               |               Battery: 51WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI 2.0 || 1 mDP 1.2 || 2 USB Type C (1 DP capable) || 2 USB 3.0 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack Dimensions: 14.96” (w) x 9.92” (d) x 0.78” (h)  Other: 180W adapter || 4.6 pounds barebones || RGB keyboard (zone lit) || fingerprint sensor in the touchpad || 6 in 1 card reader   (Owner's lounge here) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MSI GL63 - MSI's entry level gaming laptops for RTX these laptops lack some of the bells and whistles of the more premium series above it like the GP and GE series.  Worse displays, no RGB, worse speakers, smaller battery etc...     Base Price: $1600 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 15.6" 120Hz FHD              |               Battery: 51WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C || 3 USB 3.0 || Ethernet || mic jack || headset jack Dimensions: 15.07" (w) x 10.23" (d) x 1.16" (h) Other: 180W adapter || 4.8 pounds   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MSI GE63 Raider - MSI's mid level gaming laptops for RTX these laptops are share the same chassis as the GL and GP series but come with all the features the chassis can offer:     Base Price: $1749 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 15.6" 120Hz FHD              |               Battery: 65WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C || 3 USB 3.0 || Ethernet || mic jack || headset jack Dimensions: 15.07" (w) x 10.23" (d) x 1.16" (h) Other: 180W adapter || 5.49 pounds || RGB keyboard || subwoofers || spdif with Sabre dac || sd card reader   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lenovo Y740 -Lenovos new 2060 offering provides solid performance at a solid price:     Base Price: $1500 (256GB ssd) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD              |               Battery: 57WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 TB III || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || NOVO hole (for system recovery) Dimensions: 14.2” x 10.5” x 0.88” Other: 230W adapter || 5.1 pounds || RGB keyboard || subwoofers   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Aorus 15 W9 - Aorus's new chassis at a more afforable price than their X5 X7 type chassis designs.     Base Price: $1800 (includes a lot of storage) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 1M.2 SATA/PCIE || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD IPS             |               Battery: 62WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 (DP capable) || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || mini sd card reader Dimensions: 14.21(W) x 9.68(D) x 0.96(H) inch Other: 180W adapter || 5.29 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone)   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tongfang GK5CP0Z - This TongFang chassis is most well known in the United States as the Walmart OP15+ and Eluktronics Mech 15 G2 units though it is also sold under other names.  It's generally an excellent value and known well performing laptop that can properly hold both cpu and gpu clocks.   Base Price: $1500+ (includes a lot of storage) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" SATA that's filled with the better battery Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD IPS             |               Battery: 62WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 2 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 2 USB 3.0 || 1 USB 2.0 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack || 4 in 1 card reader Dimensions: 14.13" x 9.29" x 0.86" Other: 150W adapter || 4.4+ pounds || RGB keyboard - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Asus GL504 - Asus's current entry level into RTX laptops.  Features an aggressive gaming design with a light bar in front and slim bezels.  Has a signature slanted black brushed finish.   Base Price: $1800 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level"             |               Battery: 66WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || sd card reader Dimensions: 14.21(W) x 10.31(D) x 1.00 ~ 1.03(H) Other: 180W adapter || 5.29 pounds || RGB keyboard (Zone)   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MSI GS65 - MSI's premium thin option.  Black and gold color scheme with a better and larger trackpad that last gen.     Base Price: $2100 (Cheap vs the 2080  ) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD WVA            |               Battery: 82WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 TB III || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || mic jack || spdif sabre dac Dimensions: 0.71 (H) x 14.09 (W) x 9.76 (D) in Other: 180W adapter || 4.07 pounds || RGB keyboard || glass touchpad   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - AW M15 2060 - AWs first thin laptop in...  Pretty much ever.  Sports an all new design with a well under an inch chassis.   Base Price: $1900 (more expensive than it looks for good specs) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie Display: 15.6" FHD 60Hz IPS || FHD 144Hz IPS || UHD 60Hz IPS            |               Battery: 60WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB TB III || 3 USB 3.1 || 1 AGA || Ethernet || headset jack Dimensions: 14.3(W) x 10.8(D) x ~0.7-0.83(H) inch Other: 180W adapter || 5.78 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Clevo P750TM1-G - Clevo's big boy 15".  This is a 15" machine with a desktop cpu and modular components.  Typically a more powerful more enthusiast machine.  HIDevolution is linked because they offer an unlocked bios and cooling mods to tame this beast's thermals.  Can be equipped with a 2060-2080.   Base Price: $1900+ (will be more properly specced) CPU: i5 9600k - i9 9900k(!)               |                GPU: RTX 2060MP Ram Slots: 4(!)                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 sata/pcie || 2 2.5" sata (4 total!) Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level" GSync            |               Battery: 90WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 1 USB C TB III || 3 USB 3.0 || 1 USB 2.0 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack || 6 in 1 card reader Dimensions: 15.2"(W) x 10.32"(D) x 1.5"(H) Other: 330W adapter || 7.5 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone) ||  Sabre dac ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   RTX  2070 Machines: 2070 laptops are actually not all that common without max q design in 15" chassis's.  But as long as the cooling permits these will be fast machines offering performance close to a max q 2080.     Aorus 15 X9 - Aorus's new chassis at a more afforable price than their X5 X7 type chassis designs.  Almost identical to its 2060 brother besides price and the 2070.   Base Price: $2100 (includes a lot of storage) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2070MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 1M.2 SATA/PCIE || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD IPS             |               Battery: 62WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 (DP capable) || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || mini sd card reader Dimensions: 14.21(W) x 9.68(D) x 0.96(H) inch Other: 230W adapter || 5.29 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Clevo PB51EF-G - A new chassis design from Clevo.  The spiritual successor to the Clevo P650 series models.   Base Price: $1820 (for a 256GB ssd + 1TB HDD with 16GB ram) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2070MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 (1 SATA/PCIE, 1PCIE) || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 15.6" 144Hz WVA FHD               |               Battery: 62WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI 2.0 || 1 mDP 1.2 || 2 USB Type C (1 DP capable, 1 TB III) || 2 USB 3.0 || 1 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack Dimensions: 14.13” (w) x 10.15” (d) x 1.18” (h) Other: 230W adapter || 5.8 pounds barebones || RGB keyboard || fingerprint sensor in the touchpad || 6 in 1 card reader   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tongfang GK7CP7S - This 17" TongFang chassis is like it's 15" brother mostly known for the Walmart OP17+ and Eluktronics Mech 17 G1R models in the U.S.  Like it's 15" brother it can also handle its hardware at a hard to beat price   Base Price: $1800 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2070MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" SATA (taken by larger battery) Display: 17.3" 144Hz IPS FHD               |               Battery: 62WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI 2.0 || 2 mDP 1.4 || 1 USB Type C  || 2 USB 3.0 || 1 USB 2.0 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack || 4 in 1 card reader Dimensions: 15.5" x 10.25 x 1" Other: 180W adapter || 5.25+ pounds barebones || RGB keyboard - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Asus GL504 - Asus's current entry level into RTX laptops.  Features an aggressive gaming design with a light bar in front and slim bezels.  Has a signature slanted black brushed finish.  This one obviously sports a 2070MP.   Base Price: $2000 (500gb ssd 16GB ram) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2070MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level"             |               Battery: 66WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || sd card reader Dimensions: 14.21(W) x 10.31(D) x 1.00 ~ 1.03(H) Other: 230W adapter || 5.29 pounds || RGB keyboard (Zone) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MSI GE63 Raider - MSI's mid level gaming laptops for RTX these laptops are share the same chassis as the GL and GP series but come with all the features the chassis can offer:     Base Price: $2200 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2070MP Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 15.6" 120Hz FHD              |               Battery: 65WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C || 3 USB 3.0 || Ethernet || mic jack || headset jack Dimensions: 15.07" (w) x 10.23" (d) x 1.16" (h) Other: 280W adapter || 5.49 pounds || RGB keyboard || subwoofers || spdif with Sabre dac || sd card reader - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MSI GT63 Titan - MSI's 15" serious gaming laptop.  Larger chassis design for prioritizing performance over any other 15" model they make this is the big boy.   Base Price: $2500 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2070MP Ram Slots: 4(!)                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" sata Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level"             |               Battery: 90WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 3 USB 3.1 || 1 USB 2.0 || Ethernet || quad audio ports including spdif || 3 in 1 card reader Dimensions: 15.35"(w) x 10.47"(d) x 1.56"(h) Other: 330W adapter || 6.84 pounds || RGB keyboard || subwoofer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Clevo P750TM1-G - Clevo's big boy 15".  This is a 15" machine with a desktop cpu and modular components.  Typically a more powerful more enthusiast machine.  HIDevolution is linked because they offer an unlocked bios and cooling mods to tame this beast's thermals.  Can be equipped with a 2060-2080.   Base Price: $2150+ (will be more properly specced) CPU: i5 9600k - i9 9900k(!)               |                GPU: RTX 2070MP Ram Slots: 4(!)                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 sata/pcie || 2 2.5" sata (4 total!) Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level" GSync            |               Battery: 90WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 1 USB C TB III || 3 USB 3.0 || 1 USB 2.0 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack || 6 in 1 card reader Dimensions: 15.2"(W) x 10.32"(D) x 1.5"(H) Other: 330W adapter || 7.5 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone) ||  Sabre dac ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   RTX 2080 and up:   Clevo P750TM1-G - Clevo's big boy 15".  This is a 15" machine with a desktop cpu and modular components.  Typically a more powerful more enthusiast machine.  HIDevolution is linked because they offer an unlocked bios and cooling mods to tame this beast's thermals.  Can be equipped with a 2060-2080.   Base Price: $2550+ (will be more properly specced) CPU: i5 9600k - i9 9900k(!)               |                GPU: RTX 2080MP Ram Slots: 4(!)                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 sata/pcie || 2 2.5" sata (4 total!) Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level" GSync            |               Battery: 90WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 1 USB C TB III || 3 USB 3.0 || 1 USB 2.0 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack || 6 in 1 card reader Dimensions: 15.2"(W) x 10.32"(D) x 1.5"(H) Other: 330W adapter || 7.5 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone) ||  Sabre dac - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Asus G703 - Asus's current entry level into RTX laptops.  Features an aggressive gaming design with a light bar in front and slim bezels.  Has a signature slanted black brushed finish.  This one obviously sports a 2070MP.   Base Price: $3000 CPU: i7 8750H (i9 available)               |                GPU: RTX 2080MP Ram Slots: 4                |               Storage Slots: 3 M.2 pcie (1 is sata) || 1 2.5" sata Display: 17.3" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level"             |               Battery: 96WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C 3.1 || 1 USB C TB III || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || mic jack || sd card reader Dimensions: 16.7"(W) x 12.6"(D) x 2.0"(H) Other: 2X 280W adapter || 10.4 pounds || RGB keyboard || subwoofers   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Alienware Area-51M - Alienwares new shot at the top.  A Clevo matching desktop cpu and 200W power limit 2080 means on paper this is the most powerful laptop of this generation.  Note this laptop has been recalled for thermal issues causing failures.   Base Price: $3050+ (bad stock storage) CPU: i7 9700k - i9 9900k(!)               |                GPU: RTX 2080MP Ram Slots: 4                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 pcie (1 is sata too) || 1 2.5" sata Display: 17.3" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level" Gsync Tobii Eye Tracking             |               Battery: 90WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 AGA || 1 USB C TB III || 3 USB 3.0 || Ethernet || headset jack || headphone jack Dimensions: 16.10(W) x 15.85(D) x 1.09(H) inch (thicker than this) Other: 180W + 330W adapter || 9.7 pounds barebone || RGB keyboard - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MSI GT75 Titan - MSI's 15" serious gaming laptop.  Larger chassis design for prioritizing performance over any other 15" model they make this is the big boy.   Base Price: $3400 CPU: i7 8750H (i9 available)                |                GPU: RTX 2080MP Ram Slots: 4(!)                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie || 2 M.2 sata/pcie || 1 2.5" sata Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD "IPS-level"             |               Battery: 75WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 USB Type C TB III || 5(!) USB 3.1 || Ethernet || quad audio ports including spdif || 3 in 1 card reader Dimensions: 16.85"(W) x 12.36"(D) x 1.22-2.28"(H) Other: 2x 230W adapter || 10.05 pounds || RGB keyboard || subwoofer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Max-Q RTX Thin Laptops:   No budget but you need it to be thin and portable?  Look here:   Note that these machines have Max-Q gpus which means crippled performance.  If you want better value most of these laptops will have a 2060 non max q option which should be a better bang for your buck.  This is especially true of 2070 max q units which barely beat a 2060.   MSI GS65 - MSI's premium thin option.  Black and gold color scheme with a better and larger trackpad that last gen.     Base Price: $2800 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2080 Max-Q Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 pcie Display: 15.6" 144Hz FHD WVA            |               Battery: 82WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 TB III || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack || mic jack || spdif sabre dac Dimensions: 0.71 (H) x 14.09 (W) x 9.76 (D) in Other: 230W adapter || 4.07 pounds || RGB keyboard || glass touchpad   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Alienware M15 - Alienware's first real forray into a thin unit.   Base Price: $2600 (bad default storage)  CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2080 Max-Q Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 sata/pcie || 1 M.2 pcie || 1 2.5" sata Display: 15.6" 60Hz IPS || 144Hz FHD IPS || UHD IPS          |               Battery: 60WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 AGA || 1 USB C TB III || 3 USB 3.1 || Ethernet || headset jack Dimensions: 14.3(W) x 10.8(D) x ~0.7-0.83(H) Other: 230W adapter || 4.78 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Asus Zephyrus S - Zephyrus is Asus's thin line.  To try and get better thermals the keyboard is in an unusual spot.  The trackpads also double as numpads.   Base Price: $3000  CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2080 Max-Q Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 sata/pcie Display: 15.6" 60Hz IPS || 144Hz FHD IPS || UHD IPS          |               Battery: 60WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 2 USB C || 1 USB 3.1 || 2 USB 2.0 || Ethernet || headset jack Dimensions: 14.17(W) x 10.55(D) x 0.60 ~ 0.63(H) Other: 230W adapter || 4.63 pounds || RGB keyboard (zone) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Razer Blade 15 - Razer's mainstay gaming laptop...  Thin and sexy, not known for quality control however.     Base Price: $2400 (2070) $3000 (2080) CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2080 Max-Q Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 1 M.2 sata/pcie || 1 2.5" sata Display: 144Hz FHD IPS-Level       |               Battery: 80WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI || 1 mDP || 1 TB III || 3 USB 3.1 || headset jack Dimensions: 0.70" x 9.25" x 13.98" Other: 230W adapter || 4.63 pounds || RGB keyboard - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Clevo P960EN - Clevo's 16.1" thin and light with a Max Q 2080   Base Price: $2220 CPU: i7 8750H                |                GPU: RTX 2080 Max-Q Ram Slots: 2                |               Storage Slots: 2 M.2 (1 SATA/PCIE, 1PCIE) || 1 2.5" SATA Display: 16.1" 144Hz WVA FHD               |               Battery: 51WHR       Ports: 1 HDMI 2.0 || 1 mDP 1.2 || 2 USB Type C (1 DP capable) || 2 USB 3.0 || Ethernet || headphone jack || mic jack Dimensions: 14.96” (w) x 9.92” (d) x 0.78” (h)  Other: 180W(!) adapter || 4.6 pounds barebones || RGB keyboard (zone lit) || fingerprint sensor in the touchpad || 6 in 1 card reader   (Owner's lounge here)   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Well there you have it.  That's my current guide to gaming laptops.  It will be updated as more stuff comes out most likely.   For Clevo laptops I'd recommend a Prema partner like HIDEvolution in the U.S.  If they cost too much find a cheaper option like LPC-Digital (Larry is awesome there), GentechPC, XoticPC, or Eurocom.   HID, GenTechPC, and Xotic are also good for other brands as they sell a ton.  HID is the only reseller I'm aware of with Razer though.   There are of course other gaming laptops that could be right for you, but in general these are the best of the best machines out there.   Good luck shopping! --------------------------------

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    NoLoMo reacted to BYOGamingPC in {US/UK} Cyber Monday Holiday Deals 2016 Compilation List   
    If anyone is interested in this list I tend to put one together each year for deals around the Holidays. I usually share it with friends and family but also post it on here if it's helpful for anyone. I do try to keep it as updated as possible but I am merely human and am just as busy as anyone else during the Holidays. If you have any suggestions or corrections please feel free to make a comment and I'll try to make edits to keep it fresh. It is shared to the public so feel free to share it with anyone else. Enjoy!
     
    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JDqNGj--0XONnHhSlFamVV50JrwlpTf8_UnGDdt5_E4/edit?usp=sharing
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    NoLoMo reacted to Herman Mcpootis in $900 Budget Build Help   
    PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
    CPU: Intel Core i5-6600K 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor  ($236.99 @ SuperBiiz) 
    CPU Cooler: CRYORIG M9i 48.4 CFM CPU Cooler  ($19.88 @ OutletPC) 
    Motherboard: Asus Z170-E ATX LGA1151 Motherboard  ($91.98 @ Newegg) 
    Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws 4 Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory  ($79.99 @ Newegg) 
    Storage: SK hynix SL308 250GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($64.99 @ SuperBiiz) store OS here.
    Storage: Toshiba 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($44.99 @ NCIX US) get this later if you can't handle rebates.
    Video Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB SC GAMING Video Card  ($244.98 @ Newegg) 
    Case: Phanteks ECLIPSE P400 ATX Mid Tower Case  ($64.99 @ Newegg) 
    Power Supply: SeaSonic 650W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply  ($49.99 @ Newegg) 
    Total: $898.78
    Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
    Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-10-27 23:41 EDT-0400
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from Herman Mcpootis in $900 Budget Build Help   
    Alright thank you very much
     
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    Yup I've already recommended that to him
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    NoLoMo reacted to MisterMK3 in External Graphics or Desktop?   
    Check out PC Part Picker. http://pcpartpicker.com/

    It's a great place to start and you can budget your build right down to the dollar. Good luck. 
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    NoLoMo reacted to vanished in Adobe On USB   
    You can pick the installation location during the install process, but I wouldn't recommend putting it on a USB stick; Creative Suite spreads stuff into every nook and cranny on your machine, making it about as portable as a 300 ton boulder.  It will not work to just launch the executable on another computer on which it has not been installed.
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    NoLoMo got a reaction from dalekphalm in Ford Explorer 1999 Repair Guide Needed   
    Thanks, I completely forgot about these. Actually my library carries them, I'll go check them out. 
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    NoLoMo reacted to papapoi in How to choose a modem?   
    1) find out what your download/upload speeds are
    2) see if your isp has a recommended list of modems
    3) think of what your budget will be
    4) do you want a modem and a router or a modem/router combo
    5) check reviews on the modems and specs that are aboove what your speeds are(leave space for future speed upgrades) and choose your top 3 http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=modems 
    6) look for the best price/performance
    7) search for prices on amazon, amazon warehouse, blinq, ebay, etc, even, lots of cheap used modems because people are upgrading them and have no use for the slower ones
    8) if still unsure post another topic and put your top 3 and ask everyones opinion on it. 
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    NoLoMo reacted to Stardar1 in What is Shell Experience Host?   
    A brief Google search would tell you all that it is in fact part of Windows, and the fix is hilarious.
     

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    NoLoMo reacted to barkloaf in What is Shell Experience Host?   
    I think you should be fine, but you may as well do an integrity check.
     
    Run command prompt as administrator by right clicking it and type "/sfc scannow" (w/o the quotes)
     
    Wait for it to finish
     
    After doing that you should be fine if it was actually a virus, but I doubt it was.
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    NoLoMo reacted to Leonard in DVI to HDMI/ Mini Display Port   
    While yo did not state if you use the monitor for gaming or not i can say that this is a good gaming monitor for $179 and i got this for Christmas for $159.99 and everything but the stand is great, which is why i use a VESA arm for it.
     
    If you don't care for the gaming aspect, there are a good few sub-$200 IPS monitors.
     
    Then there is the Korean monitors that have 144hz and the IPS ones on Newegg. So look around and see what you can find.
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    Ill check it out thanks
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