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Im considering buying the Acer Predator Helios 300 as it's on sale right now on amazon, but my problem is that I live in Denmark, and thus have some extra letters (Æ, Ø, and Å) that won't be on the keyboard. Is there a way to make custom keybindings for them, ie. (AltGr + , = Æ), (AltGr + . = Ø), and such? Thanks

Windows 10 Pro 64bit, 8Gigs of ram, no dedicated graphics card, the CPU is a 6200U from intel. have had the Laptop for about a year though, and the problem is only about a week old. Also it seems that if I wait long enough, it allows me to stream for a couple of minutes again until it stops, without requiring a restart. http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/products/computing/pc/notebooks/lifebook-e756/

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My Laptop won't stream videos for more than about 11 minutes, whether i'ts netflix, youtube, or gomovies. When i restart it it works fine again, until about another 11 minutes of streaming, and then it stops. Reloading pages doesn't help, and neither does using other streaming services. It's as if i have a limited amount of data every time it boots up, and as soon as it's used, I cant stream anything anywhere. However, this does not affect any other browsing experiences. Anyone have an idea what might be the problem? (have tried in 3 different peoples homes, it's not the internet).

Thanks for the swift answers guys

I am aware that a motherboard with a Z270 chipset is compatible with the older Skylake processors, but if i have an unlocked one, would i still be able to overclock it? Or is that only doable on a Z170 chipset? Thank you in advance

Does anybody have some temperatures on the ZOTAC 1070 AMP Edition? (Not the extreme version, but the one with only two fans). I've been looking all over, and the best I could find was "It's not too bad", but I'd like something a little more concrete. Noise levels would be nice too!

Basically, two 480GB drives were cheaper than one 960GB, and I just wanted them to act like a single drive. I'm not too worried about losing data, since most games (that I play anyway) save to the steam cloud. And of course, as far as I have understood, two smaller drives in RAID 0 are faster than a single large drive.

Great, thank you!

I did try googling and looking at various forums, but most just seemed to be talking about multiple arrays of the same type, i.e two RAID 0's or two RAID 1's. I wasn't sure if using different types of raid would create a problem.

Hi, I'm looking to build a PC for gaming, and I would like to run two 480gb SSD's in RAID 0 for my steam library, and two 2tb HDD's in RAID 1 for mass storage. I will also be using a single 120gb SSD for boot and most used programmes like Chrome and Spotify. I'm going to be using the gigabyte GA-Z170N-WIFI motherboard. So, my question is, is it possible to have both a RAID 0 and a RAID 1 array in the same system? Or is something like a RAID controller required?