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The asus 1 it has a higher hz meaning it refreshes 100 times each second vs 60

I mean you could do almost anything you are comfortable with. Freenas, Freebsd, ubuntu server, windows even. No matter what you choose you will have to learn Freenas is my favorite out of the options but it all depends on your setup.

Installing an OS for a laptop should be very similar if not the same to installing os for a desktop. Just google how to install windows of a USB

Make sure the laptop has a m.2 port and you can just google how to install w10 off a usb then download drivers.

If you did google it, and could not find a good option then you clearly are more hopeless then I expected. Why you are being so hostile is beyond me. By the way, its "Software" not "softwear" Get better at googling, I understand that some people learn slower than others so I shouldn't expect you to know how to google. But @CryptoMatt showed you how to google this topic, and it very clearly showed windirstat under the first result take note of what he typed into google. Also, notice he wrote more of a question seeking an answer then misleading post with a very poor description titled "Need Software". I would also say your original post has a lot of grammatical errors that no one corrected you on so please don't correct other people errors. Good day.

What you want is a piece of software called, windirstat https://windirstat.net/ . In the future, I would recommend googling before asking on the forum.

If you are really a palm grip you will hate the m65. It is missing a key part of the palm rest and will dig into your hand at least in my experience. As an alternative for a mouse I highly recommend the G502 Logitech mouse. Best mouse I have ever used and it still performs and looks like the day I got it a year and a half ago.

https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/

So about that build, you don't need a 1000watt power supply and there is no reason to spend $300 a lga1151 board. I recommend putting a post up on /r/buildapc they can help recommend some better-priced parts. Then you can spend the leftover money on peripherals or use it to get a new graphics card down the road. Might consider getting an ultrawide monitor or something. Edit. RIP if you already bought those parts.

I very highly recommend the G502.