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yeah, i think i will get him to lock in the surface book and surface dock, after all he wont be paying

Hey guys, My father, for work (Finance) is looking for a two-in-one, however as my experience and expertise is around watercooling and gaming pc's I was unable to help, he is seeking a 2 in 1 much similar to the Spectre x360, however he wants to be able to display to two external displays while charging, and since the spectre has only 2 thunderbolt 3 ports, one can be used for charging and one a display, hence making it unable to output to another display.he also wants stylus input. to clarify, i need a two in one with a stylus, that can output to two displays while charging simultaneously, and budget is no issue since his company will be paying. any recommendations?

I recently purchased the Thermaltake Pacific RL240 D5 Hard Tube Water Cooling Kit, and am planning on bending the tube instead of having straight runs connected via 90 Degree fittings and so forth purely from a cost and point of failure standpoint, and I was wondering if there are alternate ways of bending tubing aside from a heat gun, as i dont have a heatgun and would avoid buying one if possible.for clarification the tubes in the kit are V-Tubler PETG Tube 16mm(5/8") OD and 12mm ID, and i have 2m of it. Cheers!

I have built a low-mid spec pc recently, Spec as Follows MOBO: MSI H270 M3 Motherboard CPU: Intel Core i5 7500 @ Stock 3.4Ghz RAM: 16gb 2133Mhz HyperX Fury Ram GPU: MSI GTX 1050ti Gaming X 4gb HDD 1: WD Scorpio Blue 5400rpm 2.5" 320gb HDD HDD 2: Seagate Momentus 5400rpm 2.5" 250gb HDD I was having some huge load time issues in games like H1, PUBG and ARK, after looking around i concluded my main bottleneck was running games off a HDD (one drive is dedicated just to windows and files, and the other dedicated to only programs and games) I just bought and SSD (WD Green 120GB M.2 SSD) to get rid of the bottleneck but have had second thoughts as to whether i should reinstall windows onto the ssd and use the other hard drives for programs etc. or whether i keep windows on current drive (which is running fast, and i have no issues with) and just transfer games to SSD, hoping that a faster windows will rectify these issues. Any help would be appreciated, Andrew