kjubus

Hi, I have a microsoft surface mouse. I really like it. But the thing is, part of it is made of rubber-like material. So even though i really keep my hands clean (i hate to feel them dirty and I have a very low treshold for that) it got quite dirty in this part. What should I use (and how) to keep it clean?

you will get best results with 4k and HDR capable tv, but not every game supporting PRO will support native 4K (quite often it will be upscaled). but even on your old FHD screen you should see an improvement in quality (but it's hard to tell right now, as the PRO isn't out yet). If you want to have a full picture, wait until release

try to borrow a console from one of your friends (ex. when they leave for holiday) and living with it. You can setup your account and try everything you need and know if it is worth your money.

I am an IT specialist and I play on console. For a few reasons. One is that I have enough pc-fixing during the day, so when I come home, I don't want to fiddle with *.ini files, graphical settings etc. Yes, the games on PC are much cheaper, bur I've noticed last gen, that I didn't really come back to most games in my library. So I sell most of my used games once I get bored of them. I also buy them used. This way I loose no more than 5-10$ on each and 2 or 3 times I even managed to have a revenue on it Also all the built-in options for easier voice chat or joining a lobby with friends (or borrowing games from them) make it more appealing. Another thing is my wife, that wouldn't accept a desktop in our apartment and the good gaming laptop is twice the price of the desktop (or about 3-4 times the console cost).

If I were chosen, I'd go for razer blade (the one with gtx1060). This would be a great upgrade for my gaming - my setup is made up from ps4 and almost 9 year old laptop (core 2 duo, 3gb ddr2, geforce 8600m GS - a relic!), which I promised myself I won't upgrade until it brakes down again - for the 3rd time. Too bad it is working good for over 4 years now... But I was thinking recently about buying a semi-decent pc for gaming, which would be worth about 130% of my monthly pay check, so not cheap (I live in Poland, we didn't caught up with pay levels with all the western countries yet), but remember that you still need to pay the bills. I do have some other obstacles in the way as well. Main is my (newly wed - just 2 weeks ago) wife, which doesn't want to see a desktop in our 2 room apartment. This leaves me to either gaming notebooks (like the razer blade) or console. and the first option is absolutely out of the question, as the cheapest laptop with a 1060 is worth way more than 200% of my montlhly paycheck. Another aspect is that I don't use my computer solely for gaming (try do that on that specs!). I use it to get me my masters degree (only one year away!) and to create content for my youtube channel. So that razer would be a massive help for me, if I were chosen to win it.

Gib GPU Plox! But seriously - I don't even have a rig, I only have a laptop (which need some "upgrade" itself), but a new GPU for a rig would drastically reduce the cost of it. The current laptop runs with GF 8600M GS (Yes, it's almost 10 years old now)

i have it for over 6 months now. battery life is pretty good in my opinion (i can get through a whole day even with gaming). it has a quick charging and all the gadgets you would need, as nfc, double tap wake up etc. the performance is really good, 4GB of ram does make a difference. it's not perfect though. the screen is miserable in direct sunlight, the camera isn't stunning (but good enough, even in dark environment) and about once every 2 weeks it freezes, so I have to restart it. but I really enjoy a rather clear UI and currently waiting for update to Android 6 (it was supposed to be realeased in Q2 2016, but asus always had problems with keeping deadlines when it comes to firmware updates) considering that it was cheaper then a 2 year flagship from samsung/sony (and beat both of them in terms of specs) i think it was a pretty good value if you need to know anything more, feel free to ask

yes, you can play it on x360... unless by accident you buy the xone version when shopping for console, choose the S or E version - much more reliable and power efficient.

man, this screen size would easly compensate for my poor eyesight. probably would increase my KD in battlefield (compared to current 46" sharp tv that is 7 years old);)