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thank you so much for that, much appreciated

aight sounds like ill just avoid VM altogether

about that, what would gameplay be like? absolutely terrible, or just playable?

1) Would that slow the game down dramatically? 2) I might try VM. Any software you recommend?

You are pretty much on the money

Don't want my parents to see it. They'll freak out

Hey Guys, I wanted to install CSGO on my computer without it showing up in "Programs and Features". Can this be done?

I have seen articles about hooking up an eGPU through an m.2, so it might be possible IDK for sure, so I'm asking all you fellas. Cheers for the reply though

Hey All, I'm planning on buying an AIO PC (my dad isn't getting me a normal set up cause fuck if I know why), so I was planning on getting this. Because there aren't any cheap AIO's with discrete graphics (broke ass Aussie here), I was thinking of hooking up an eGPU to the said AIO through the m.2 drive (either the one for WLAN or storage [please advise on which one]). I wanted to know if this is even possible, and if anyone else has done it, or even better, if there is an AIO with a decent dGPU that's fairly cheap by Aussie standards Cheers fellas PS: please don't rant about how an all in one is terrible, I'm not choosing this, my dad is choosing it for me.

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thanks man

Recommend a laptop please

Yeah I was planning on only using the egpu at home so that isn't an issue thankfully

I was going to buy a Xiaomi Notebook Pro (i5-7200U, 8GB RAM, MX 150) and hook it up to an external GPU through the USB Type C Thunderbolt 3 port. Has anyone else tried it? Would it be advisable to do something like this, or are there more suitable laptops to do this with (mind you I'm in Australia, laptop prices are insane)? Thanks in advance my dudes