Sir Launcelot

I usually recommend NVMe if you can afford it for things like video editing and stuff. If it was me, I wouldn't put it in this laptop just because of it's specs aren't that amazing like a i5-8250U and a MX150. If you don't have at least 8GB of ram in there, I would upgrade to that at least and go for a sata M.2 ssd.

Personally, what I've wanted to see was instead of seeing a tech channel build a 'PC of the era' and instead 'The best POSSIBLE PC of the Era'.  Like digging up the MOST obscure and blazingly fast Pentium III or 4 and the fastest possible GPU, throwing that IDE drive out the window and going full solid state using CompactFlash instead.  The kinda PC that woulda cost $10 000 in those days.

That looks beautiful.
 
Can it run Crysis though?

>a legitimate, boxed, physical copy of Windows.
 
An ancient relic from the past.

@Sir Launcelot Thread merged

sorry still not use to the website, i don't know where to put this as a recommendation for a future video
 
Would linus recreate this?  
and show off the productivity that could be done with it?

Disclaimer: the pic is not mine, found it here: 

I'd also like to see this. Plus an actual build in the old case (not just one thats already built and Linus says why it's crap )

sorry still not use to the website, i don't know where to put this as a recommendation for a future video
 
Would linus recreate this?  
and show off the productivity that could be done with it?

Disclaimer: the pic is not mine, found it here: 

one like this: male 3.5mm to female RCA's
and
one like this: male RCA's to female 3.5mm
 
Plug the RCA ends together but backwards (right into left & left into right). you then have a 3.5mm Left/Right swap cable.

I wonder if the ai can handle copyright claims.

yes, we need to try and get them to release a Aliware laptop now

Yep.
 
But whoever made this scam is a moron anyway (the best scams are the most realistic), so they probably don't even know the difference between Core and Thread.

that is a scam if I have ever seen one. Reasons why
 
1900X 16 core 8 thread 180W CPU in a laptop not possible
GTX 1180 isn't a GPU that exists (yet)
Aliware is not a brand that exists
that box does not contain a 17" laptop there is no chance in hell
6K 144HZ panel bullshit, you can't even get a 120Hz 4K monitor, which isn't just IPS, or TN it's IPS TN
6 cooling fans in that???
The IO does not relate to that picture of the CPU in any way
it has 3 2TB SSDs in two difference form factors why?
It has not just a mechanical keyboard, but the best mechanical keyboard
it has RGB zone lighting but as far as I can see there is no lights on it never mind RGB ones
 
 
NO IT EXISTS IT HAS SUPER RAID,  everything with super Raid exists, and it gets even better its supper raid 4 for when 1,23, and 5 is not good enough
 
EDIT-
I just noticed there is a website on the box www.cdrking.com, and the product doesn't even exist on that website

Man that thing is ugly as hell.
 
Also, Linus is not going to see some random post in Off Topic.
 
You should at the very least, tag him in the post.

@Crunchy Dragon You know what the most annoying thing about this is the fact that the couldn't even make their own website in order to sell it
 
and the chat log with Dell

so I am following their advice and am contacting Yuga Tech, their average response time is a day so I will get back to you when they do

Can't find a place to buy it or I would

Yes, there are. This one for instance https://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Controller-JACKYLED-Multicolor-Included）/dp/B074Z3SPX4/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1517668102&sr=8-11

Usually with cooling systems that have a hub, they require a USB connection into your motherboard so you can control the colours through a program. In some cases, you're also able to wire RGB strips into the control hub and control them through the program as well. Look around for RGB coolers with control hubs that require a USB connection to your motherboard and see which one you like.

Well I don't remember what your config is right now, but I had a friend play on integrated graphics on a laptop for a few years  before I built him a PC (we play warframe, btw) so you should be able to get by for now.

But especially with prices high right now, and the fact that the GPU really wouldn't be giving you the full value since you wouldn't be using it to it's fullest, I still think that's the way to go.

a 1030 will work with your monitor, games will run at full speed at that resolutions.
some 1030 still have vga output, if not you can get a cheap hdmi or dvi to analog vga adapter.
Buy GPU first, then the monitor if you want more resolutions.
I have 3 monitors one of them still use vga.

yeah I still maintain that you should not buy a new GPU. Get the monitor you want to target first, then get the GPU once you have the $$ to use that monitor to it's fullest. 

No point spending $ on a GPU that isn't going to be used to it's fullest

Just get like a GT 1030 with an HDMI to VGA adaptor 

No, using the output from the motherboard will use the integrated graphics

(also if you don't have a monitor that can take advantage of a better GPU, what's the point of getting a new GPU? Just save your money for a monitor that'll make the experience worth it, then get a GPU to match)

Hey, come on, I do have a huge gaming desktop with gtx 1070 I could send pictures of it to prove. I want to experiment with my old dell inspiron 3537 with i3 4010u and amd HD 8670m. I JUST WANT TO EXPERIMENT WITH MY OLD LAPTOP. I WILL INSTALL M PCIE EGPU ON IT. 
HOPE YOU GOT MY POINT