JustAnotherIntelFanBoy

Will check it, thx.

Hello everyone, I'm currently studing computer engineer and i was looking for a good LIGHT laptop to use as my second PC. I dont need an i9-16gb ram -1tb ssd system, currently i have a Notebook with an AMD C50,3gb ram and 500gb hdd and is relative "perfect". The problem is that it's too heavy to take it to the university everyday. Curretnly i'm using C and Python, for my assignments. I know that in the future i will have to use Smaltak and Java. (I don't really know if this is important but anyway). Space is not a problem. 128GB is enough. I will install a Linu distro, like Ubuntu or Lubuntu. Extra info: I'm not going to use any 3D modelling app or AutoCad. In summary i want a light laptop (with ssd, even a small one) with enough power to take care of these tasks. All the laptos I've checked are a little bit expensive (like Surface 2 or XPS 13), probably beacuse of the I7 and 8 gb of ram. Should I go after one of these, or is there any other one that I have to consider before deciding which one to buy? Open to any recommendation, I dont know anything about laptops and wich one is good these days. (Sorry for bad english, if anything is not clear enough ask me an i will try to answer asap). Thank u.-

Hi everyone, I want to read some opinions about this headset. I've read some reviews, and it seems a good headset for it's price. (I know all the "gamer headset" are crap buy xxxx instead. Where I live this is the best option I could find.) Thank you!

I knew about that and I turn it off. Don't use it with a low profile cooler. At stock without any "oc" playing battlefield 1 I got 90C and even the red light for "CPU" in the motherboard turn on.

Trust me when I said I had an i7 8700 with a cryorig c7, and despite the 65w tdp advertised . its runs very hot when using it +50% with a low profile cooler.

Don't really know. Just remember C7 with i7 8700 is a really "hot" idea. Hope it helped.

I just said that I don't recommend the cryorig c7 because of my own experience. Nothing else. I never told him to buy the Noctua dh15s. Calm down

Look for benchmarks, but remember it runs very hot

Don't use that

I do not recommend using a low profile cooler. I have my own i7 8700 with a cryorig c7 and I couldn't play BF1 without getting over 90C. I'm using Noctua NHD15S right now (it was the best solution in my case).

Will be any problems if i put an air cooler in my carry on bag? It will go with its original packaging. It just a metal piece with a fan. Nothing weird.

Z370 Prime A

@xg32 also for u. Apart from that, I want to have a cooler in case I need my cpu at 100%. Playing games with 30% and 80°C. I can't imagine going for 100%.

@legacy99 @thegreengamers @Strike105X @Ryujin2003 I've reconsidered going with an AIO, beacuse it's more probable to fault than a regular air cooler. I will go for Noctua DH15, is better than H7? Is a good cooler compare to the H100i v2? I have 44mm tall RAM but i read on noctua's page that you can put the 2nd cooler a little bit upper in order to fit any ram. However I have the 2nd and 4th slot covered, so i think it will not be neccessary to do that. What do you think?

That's my idea. It seems the safest way.