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Excellent mouse I have been using it for a while myself and have been quite impressed, good choice!

Just bought today a Logitech G203 mouse, this would be my first "gaming" mouse and its going to replace a HP one i'm using currently x).
 

 

Just bought today a Logitech G203 mouse, this would be my first "gaming" mouse and its going to replace a HP one i'm using currently x).
 

 

Nope. A 6700 with a B150 motherboard is a much better choice!

Well first i will sell those components and then the case.
 
Thanks for the feedback!

LOL wtf. I'm talking about retail prices. Weird shit happens to prices of products near the end of their lifespan. 
 
Batter life is about 6 hours:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Ideapad-Y700-15ISK-80NW-Notebook-Review.155878.0.html

I think I'd go with either the Lenovo or HP laptop. Dell's computers are extremely inconsistent in terms of quality, especially when it comes to their Inspiron line. I wouldn't gamble on something from Dell unless you're getting one for very cheap. 
 
I haven't heard much about the HP computer so I can't say much about that one, but I think the Lenovo model would serve you well.

Grab the y700. it should be good 

As you have already noticed, fast paced environments exist outside of work. You have presentations where you have to speak to people, projects where you collaborate with people, and deadlines to please certain people. If you haven't noticed already, you'll be dealing with people.
 
Judging by your post, I'd say that you over think things. For example when you're at the cashier. Those people at the checkout just want to get on with their day and the only thing they care about is that you check their stuff out in an efficient manner. They're not wondering whats going on in your head, or judging your appearance or whatever you may be worried about, they just want their stuff.
 
You mentioned you don't like arguing with people. Most people don't, not even the customers. They're not coming in to shop to start a fight but sometimes it happens and my best advice with angry customers is to simply be patient. Make sure they know that you are listening (eyes attentive, nodding your head) and make an effort to help them. Again, these guys just want to be in and out and don't want to stay inside for too long. It's your job to help get whatever these customers need and out the door. You also mentioned that you had similar situations with the other customers. There are two things you should do. #1. Ask your manager for some extra training. Good managers are always willing to help their employees. #2. Rehearse the situation at home. Think about the conflict, why it occurred, what you did right, what you did wrong, and what you could do better. That way, when it happens again, you'll be better prepared.
 
As to moving to another store. If it's a shorter commute you're looking for then ask for a transfer. If you're trying to avoid people, that won't work since as I said before, almost everything in this world eventually falls upon person to person interaction.
 
Lastly, for other situations like school. Again, be patient, listen to your peers/teachers for advice, and rehearse. You're not going to be perfect off the bat but if you make an effort to better prepare yourself for common situations, you'll find yourself much more comfortable in any fast environment.
 
Hope that helps. 

Thanks for your reply @kimsejin5, i'm going to check them out and yeah i know about libraries x) i saw some books from my university library but i was looking for some specific recommendations but i will give a read to a few. Thanks!
 
@Clanscorpia I mean on a more specific way or what's inside of the processor, like the different manufacturing processes(FinFet for example), instructions, technologies etc. that kind of stuff.
 
@Lotus I know its a lot of information and a lot of time of studying, and yeah i found it very interesting, and at the moment i would just like to learn a little to have a basic idea on the subject.
 
Thanks to all for your replies