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For electronics, import VAT stacked on top of retail price is rarely too much higher that what the price would be anyway in Europe, right? At least that's what I've noticed. In fact, I saw it a GTX 1080 that even with VAT, wasn't as highly priced as most 1080s straight from europe.

So I use a Logitech MX Master, and recently I misplaced it somewhere in my house. I know it had a full charge, and was on, but it uses a receiver (rather than bluetooth), and there are no drivers of any sort. I figured, to figure out at least which floor I misplaced it on, I could walk around with my laptop, and if I got a signal from the mouse, it'd be nearby. Is there any way of seeing if the receiver is connected to a mouse? I'd appreciate any help here, or even unrelated help regarding finding the mouse, as I don't want to wait for my house to be remodeled before I find that mouse, and ERMAGERD WHETT IIF I CUNT PLEY ON MINECRAFT AND KALL THE PAG WIT MAH DIMUND SURD? (Sorry if I offended any minecrafters with this) EDIT: My house is fairly big, as I live in a large family, and since the house is being renovated, there are piles of shit all over the place that I can't look through all of, especially if I'm not even sure anything's in there. I went on a trip to sweden one day, and came back the next to find that it was gone, and I've looked quite a bit, so I need to get a lead on where it might be. I'm not just lazy.

My budget just got a LOT lower very quickly; could you check out my new post?

What is the best currently available laptop for gaming under 700GBP on either Amazon.co.uk or ebay.co.uk? I'm even willing to buy used if you can provide links. And if possible, I'm looking for the GTX 1060M.

I see... In that case, no 4K please

I think I'll try to go with the second one, but I'm still open to suggestions Thanks!

It's great, btu I should probably mention I'm looking for a GTX 1060 at the very least, and a 1070 if you picked something 4K.

I see what you mean there

I really don't know what to say there. I usually think it's first come first serve for things like appliances, and it's different for electronics, but I'm not sure about car parts.

I think it kind of depends on the product and price. What exactly did you buy?

Sorry. I'm back into PC enthusiasm after a long while (can you identify me O.o?) and have forgotten a lot so let me know if anthing I say sounds stupid or is outdated. Things it needs: To be under 1000 GBP (Please don't convert the US price - Look at the actual UK price on Amazon.co.uk as I can't buy from the US) To have a 10-series NVIDIA GPU To have an intel CPU To not be too huge or flashy Optional: It'd be pretty cool if it could fit a dbrand case I'll edit if I find anything interesting

I completely agree that OP should use this, but may I recommend a Cougar Spike Case? It's slightly smaller than the one you picked, and I personally think it's quite underrated and looks very nice .

PewdiePie, #1 most subcribed youtube channel, is an idiot.

WD and Seagate are the best HDD manufacturers I know of (Go for a 7200RPM tho), while I'd trust Sandisk or Kingston for a good SSD.

Get the best ASUS mobo that fits your budget I'm biased, but with good reason. ASUS has some legendary build quality and I have first hand experience with their BIOS. OCing my 5930K worked like a charm on an X99 Deluxe.

Well, he's got a nice rig either way.

Damn...

^^^^^

I'm not sure if it can be measured that way. They're completely different CPUs. The A8 has a built in GPU, which is it's main strong point, but when paired with a GPU, it's main purpose is destroyed, and you're left with an extremely sub-par, bottleneck CPU, while the FX 6200 is built to work with a GPU, and not on it's own.

Maybe an RX 480 would be a good upgrade? That is, if I assume this isn't some kind of prebuilt system and has a good power supply and a motherboard with PCIE x16