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  1. AHybridWolf
    I made a pretty sweet rig for 2018 about a month ago, If you lower down settings, you can likely hit 144 Fps pretty easily. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/nybpgw
  2. AHybridWolf
    You can just use USB.
  3. AHybridWolf
    Mainly if you leave the laptop running, the battery won't drain nearly as fast because the bank is charging it up, but that'd induce some bad side effects on the bank and the laptop's battery. I would suggest that he would leave the laptop alone for about 1 hour for it to charge up about 30%.
  4. AHybridWolf
    That is some sub-zero temps bruh, oc that thing to the maxx
  5. AHybridWolf
    Currently I would suggest the Anker Powercore 13,000 MaH Battery, it is very reliable and cost-effective, it will last you a long time if you plan on keeping the Aero. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker-PowerCore-13000-Power-Bank-Black/dp/B00Z9UY65G/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1519077538&sr=8-11&keywords=ankers+power+bank
  6. AHybridWolf
    I will agree that an Anker Powercore is suffiient for that laptop. Depending on how much you use it, we can get a cheaper power bank that will suffice for the amount of time you spend with your Aero 15.
  7. AHybridWolf
    How fast do you drain your Aero 15 / How often do you use it per day?
  8. AHybridWolf
    Will try both options, highly likely that USB Is dead though. Thanks for the info
  9. AHybridWolf
    Yeah i'll probably just end up buying another USB
  10. AHybridWolf
    Ah right, thanks for the suggestion. I had about £30 Leftover so I decided to go get myself some DDR4-2400 Mhz Black ram from Kingston. Awh yeah!! So now this build is basically perfect? I'll choose you as the best answer because you helped me out the most. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/3mZhP3
  11. AHybridWolf
    Ah, thats a positive to have. I decided to dump the monitor completely for now, will buy it in a year to hopefully save money if i bought one now. So, with the extra £100 ( because i ditched the other ssd ), I instead got a much faster and more reliable SSD. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/7XtMnH Can you please verify if that M.2 ssd will be compatible with the motherboard? I'm not so familliar with M.2 Just yet...
  12. AHybridWolf
    I'd prefer to keep the 400W Variant because I'm going to be planning to overclocking everything... CPU GPU Probably not ram but k
  13. AHybridWolf
    Just realised I didn't include the monitor, oh well, £625 for this "Gaming PC" in my opinion, is a very good build.
  14. AHybridWolf
    True. Actually i'm going to shove this quote down some of my school peer's throats because they deserve it, life isn't that good. Thanks for that haha
  15. AHybridWolf
    Oh and here is my current build, hopefully this would be better. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/vBGypG
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