Mello

You can try uploading it to YouTube and making it private/unlisted and download it from your PC. (YouTube compresses videos so becareful it might make it even worse) If you want it to be smaller using Handbrake to compress it. Try to keep the original 10GB file safe if anything goes wrong, maybe upload that to Google Drive or Dropbox.

The Asus Zephyrus line right now is probably the best for it's cooling and thin build. Don't know much about other brands as I haven't kept up with them.

So the ventus is the trash one now right?

I would personally avoid gigabyte, and only msi armor edition because their cooling. Also, blower type cards (Has 1 fan) in mid tower and bigger cases. Otherwise can't go wrong.

Depends on what you'd like, because these are pretty different ones. Think of what your priorities are for the display. Is it size, resolution, aspect ratio, refresh rate, panel type, color accuracy, or design? It all comes down to your choice.

Probably the Asus, but I'd recommend getting one with a VA/IPS panel these both are TN.

What about Xiaomi?

I think the price is a steal, 650$ is a really good price for it's specs. It also has a 256GB SSD idk if your friend wants to keep it tho. The RAM is in fact 2133Hz The display refresh rate is 60Hz with G-sync and most likely no HDR The CPU should be fine, 4 cores 8 threads should be more than enough, you can boost it if you really have to. The keyboard and mouse pad are great but it's plastic, the cooling is good enough just keep it clean from dust. The battery is not good since it doesn't change the video output to the onboard Intel HD, but it's expected from gaming laptops in general. I think you should definitely get this laptop, but make sure it has an SSD and to keep it clean.

I'm thinking of getting one of these USB C Dongle/Adapter for my Android phone and tablet. Here's an example of one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RP9JM31 But I was wondering if it works or would it work partially, for example HDMI works but the SD card reader won't etc.

I would advise to get a monitor that you'll keep for when you have a desktop in the future, so like a 27 inch But if you're set on getting one that fits exactly this AIO PC we need to at least have it's size and what model it is.

I think this should work Gigabyte RGB Fusion 2.0 scroll down for the download link. Restart after installing for good measure.

I think it might be bullshit anyway, try with another program

how much storage is the 840?

I think it's this one (https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04867702) it has 500w and only 1 PCIE x16 slot. Not sure about the size being enough though.

Yeah it's good. Better get extra 8GB ram than an AIO.