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It will develop a double-clicking problem. Also, you need to log into Razer Synapse to use the camera or send a text.

Will this have a Chroma version?

Nice try, Microsoft employee #258.

Maybe in the future where optical implants are the norm for pro gamers would gigahertz monitors become practical.

I want the Razer Blade Aladeen. No, wait - the Razer Blade Aladeen.

Yes, but a gaming mouse is only half the story. Get a competitive mousepad also. When I first upgraded to a Deathadder years ago I was still using a crappy 5$ mousepad. My aim improved only slightly and the crosshair / cursor still had jitter. I paired it up with a Steelseries QCK and my aim and tracking improved greatly.

That is.. a bad analogy. I daresay that Microsoft is even becoming worse than Apple regarding the locking down, restricting, gimping, controlling, and forcing the users of their OS.

When it comes to monitor stands, I can't stand asymmetrical designs. I would see it in the corner of my eye while using the monitor.

Wait a minute.. 27 inch 1080p? What year is it?!

I wanted to try building an ITX system before even without any plan to move it around. I ended up spending way more than a regular ATX system (SFX PSU, flat ribbon cables, FT03-mini case, AIO cooler, m.2 ssd). The increased desk space is nice tho.

Not if you live in the tropics..

If you're still a bit scared to build your own PC from the ground up, one other option is to buy a barebones PC and just add your own GPU - it's simple and easy to install as well as it'll get you more bang-for-your-buck gaming wise. It's always scary the first time doing something new, but the experience and skill you learn from doing so will help you out in the long run.

Make sure you have a stock of cable ties, twist ties, and velcro straps. I route each cable one by one then group then together with straps or ties.

I understand placing stickers on the laptop lid (behind the screen) for personalization purposes but I don't want to become a walking advertisement for companies; to each his own tho.

Google "jbat1 jumper". Go to Images if you need visual clarification. You would get faster answers by just typing "cmos" on Google search rather than asking "what is cmos" here. Don't settle for being spoonfed step by step instructions. Learn how to diagnose and research on your own. We would still help you out but don't ask to be spoonfed. ** Try to unplug every peripheral except the keyboard and see if it'll respond. If not, try using another USB port.