Swagtastic_Semicolon

I am interested in doing some light programming here and there for fun but what I am wondering is how to get started. I want to know what kind of software I will need (mac compatible) and what the best why to learn languages like Python, Javascript, and HTML

So I found out that Lenovo does offer an option with an 128gb SSD and a one terabyte hard drive.

Would a 256gb SSD be enough storage space for gaming?

I got this one... THE TATER TOT 9001!

I also don't want to have to buy any extra parts to upgrade many parts soon after getting the laptop

That one would kind of stretch my budget and for that price I would just rather get an MSI Ge62 Apache Pro

So the quest continues for my gaming laptop. I really like everything about the lenovo y700 except for the available storage space. I want at least a terabyte hard rive and an ssd. Lenovo doesn't have an option for both an ssd and hard drive. I was wondering if I could store my games on an external hard drive. Would that work out for me?

Ok thank you. So it really does make a huge difference

So I am getting an MSI Ge62 Apache sometime soon as my first gaming laptop. I really want to get it with the 128gb SSD but that is a bit out of my budget. So my question is if I get it without that SSD what are some of the downsides of that. Here is a link to the laptop. https://www.amazon.com/MSI-GE62-Apache-Pro-004-i7-6700HQ/dp/B0150PJR3K?ie=UTF8&ref_=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top

LoL Isn't a too demanding of a game. You should probably just upgrade your video card or like what other people said lower your settings.

The 1070 is much more expensive than a 970.

Fir the case Im debating between buying just a case or getting the MSI Aegis X since I won't have to worry about a motherboard power supply or cooling. Cpu will probably be an i5 6600k. Gpu will be Nvidia GTX 970. I want to get a two terabyte hardrive with a 256 gigabyte ssd. That is basically what I have so far. Im also not planning on overclocking

The 660k sounds good but can I use it with a 4k monitor?

I'm a new PC builder and I hear lots of people talking about overclocking. So basically what is it.

I've been thinking about getting the MSI Aegis X for my case since I don't need to worry about the motherboard, power supplies and all of that. I also like the pretty lights.