MrSmity101

Anyone know if this type of an adapter exists cause I can't seem to find one Thanks in advance

weight preferred to be lighter and battery life don't really need to worry all too much since it will be plugged in majority of the time when doing heavier work loads

I am looking for a laptop that needs to be able to handle multiple VMs running at once so an i7 hyperthreaded is a must with a minimum of 16GB of RAM could come with a HDD I have plenty of spare SSD I could swap into it so that's not that big of concern and don't need a dedicated GPU since I won't be gaming on it. Budget max is $2500 Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Most intesive game for CPU will probably be GTA V and other than that it will mainly be LoL or OW and what ever game is fun on steam

I don't know if i should post here or somewhere else but I want to start streaming on twitch and wanna know if I I'm ok with my current build or I should look at upgrading some parts Intel Core I5 7600k Asus Strix GTX 1060 6GB 16GB RAM I know there is a lot more to system but as far as I know those are the items that would effect streaming and playing games at the same time

Heres my setup CPU i5-7600k GPU GTX 1060 6GB Mobo H270 Strix (Yes I know I have an unlocked CPU with a non overclockable board at the time of purchase the unlocked processor was cheaper than the locked one) RAM 16GB DDR4 Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO Storage 250GB SSD samsung EVO (OS Win 10) 1TB WD Black HDD so what happened I had all my games on the Hard drive and during this time everything was fine no framerate drop while playing off the Hard drive. Then it froze on me and something internally was damaged I had to RMA it and during this time I took my main games i play and load them onto my SSD and everything again was running fine I get the Hard drive back I pop back into the system and uninstall everything from the SSD reload it onto the Hard Drive I then go to play League of Legends and Im getting framerate drops down into mid 40s I have a framerate cap at 60 cause thats all my monitor can handle but before it would never dip ive tried adjusting settings and still nothing worked i went through nvidia GeForce using their optimal settings and again still getting framerate drops Ive tried driver updates uninstalling and reinstalling programs and LoL isnt the only game I have this issue with even with Overwatch I see a massive dip in performance and I know my hardware can handle 1080p high and ultra settings for 60fps no problem So if anyone has any ideas for any problems or solutions please let me know thanks