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I feel like my thumb would constantly be pressing the buttons

the Corsair K70 is a good keyboard it's nice and sturdy and if rgb is something you like the software is good for making very intricate designs.

Nope

the most I'm willing to go is the $100, I'd prefer wired, and weight lighter than the g502 would usually be a plus

I am looking for a new mouse for gaming my current one is the my hand size is 18.5 by 10cm and I palm grip, the games I mainly play are fps, moba, rts, and rpg. The two I like based on there design and reviews are the Zowie EC1-A, and the Mionix Castor. I would like to know if the Zowie Mouse is any good for moba and rts mainly because they have stiffer switches and that seems to be the main gripe with moba players. Any other recommendations are welcome. Current mouse is g502 and It just doesn't feel right in my hand.

I am currently in the market for a new aio and was wondering if anyone can give me any recommendations, My case is the fractal design r5. Some important things are the warranty for leaks, and silent operation, and if it has software it's easy to use. Also would a ekwb predator 240 fit in the R5?

I am looking to replace my current computer case because it's becoming a hassle to do any work in the case (I currently own a Spec-03) I found 3 which I like but I don't know which one to get. The ones that I have found are the Corsair air 540, Corsair 450D airflow edition , and the Cooler Master Mastercase Maker 5. I don't plan on custom water cooling for a while, I wanted to know which one has the best cable management and upgradability for internal hardware.

I have recently obtained enough money for a new graphics card and I was wondering if I should go with the GTX 980TI or the GTX 1070.

All its saying is "lock screen pane double tap to unlock"

My dad recently updated his tablet to windows 10 and it bpooted up fine once and now when we try to boot it up nothing happens except a voice saying what on the screen comes on. I was wondering how i can fix this for him.

You could replace the I7 with an I5 6600K, and save a good amount of money, The mother board comes with a booklet that tells you what to do and where to plug all the cables. If you are worried that you are going to mess something up while building the PC then get the pre built. Building a pc is a fun experience and it's actually harder than you think to mess something up while building a PC. Linus has a lot of guides on how to build many different types of PC's and so do many other tech channels on Youtube you can watch a few of those and get a good idea of what to do. I donn't know why it's saying I'm quoting you.

Building a pc is sometimes a hassle since a lot can go wrong and with pre builts you know someone who knows how to build a pc and it comes with software already installed which is a l;ittle bit of a hassle to install on your own.

Getting a pre-built is completely fine. But I would recommend that you got to the cyberpowerpc website and see if you can get that same build for a cheaper price or cut back on certain things. A lot of pc gamers scoff at people who buy pre builts, Building a pc is relativly easy but you could mess something up on the mother board like I did were i accidentally bent one of the usb 3.0 ports but luckily I had two ports. It's a pretty solid build. If you want it go for it. Go to cyberpowerpc and build it and then add and take off what you do and don't want.

I am currently looking at some new headphones for gaming and I was looking for some recommendations. The ones I have reading reviews on are the AD900x, DT990/770 pro 250 ohm, Q701, and Sony MDR-V6. The headphones will also be used for things like music and movies. The type of music I listen to is Electric swing, rap, hip-hop, pop, and alternative. the headphones will be used for comp games like, CS:GO, Squad, insurgency, for casual games Subnautica, Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, and The Long Dark. I understand for headphones that have a high Impedance I will more than likely need a amplifier to get the most out of the headphones and I am willing to buy one a little down the road. Also what is the difference between the ad700x and 900x? If you have any other headphones you recommend I look at I would appreciate it if they weren't over $300. also If you have any Amplifier recommendations feel free to leave that as well