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Kurography

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  1. Isn´t it illegal to even mention macbooks in this forum?
  2. You mean this? Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 LG gram
  3. I´m from Italy but I don´t think that changes anything lol. I don´t really have a budget yet but all three devices should be in more or less the same price class if I remember correctly. Weight and display size are of more importance. I want my new laptop to be as lightweight and thin as possible but the screen shouldn´t be too small, 13" or 14" should be fine. The panel itself shouldn´t be garbage either as I might use the laptop for minor photo and video processing when I´m on the go, but it also shouldn´t be a top notch over the top panel. I don´t really care about upgradable RAM as my initial thought was to buy a laptop that´s also "future proof" (I know in tech you can´t really say future proof, but I mean like near future proof).
  4. I´m studying economics, which has some kind of maths in the mix but the main parts are reading, typing and surfing the web.
  5. Hey guys^^ This year I´ve started going to university and I´ve liked it for now. Anyhow, it´s a real struggle bringing my big 15" Asus laptop to the various classes and the struggle doesn´t end with the size of the machine. The second thing bothering me is the battery capacity. I have to turn my screen on very dark and put the laptop on offline mode for it to survive 3 hours of the day. So as you might already think, I´m about to buy a new laptop and I have two (three) models in my mind: Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 LG gram 13" My third choice would be the Surface Laptop 3, but there aren´t even rumors out there about that laptop, so I don´t really know whether I should wait for it. Which laptop would you choose? Would you wait for the MSL 3? As a sidenote: I wouldn´t use the laptop as my main rig, as I already own a pretty beefy desktop pc at home. The laptop would be used at university and in bed, for watching yt-videos or netflix. Thanks for any answers ^^
  6. I know I was just asking if it was better to have the intake at the front and the exhaust at the rear, or to have the intake at the top and the exhaust atthe rear
  7. So should I move the top fan to the front, so there is at least some kind of front intake?
  8. Hey guys, All the pieces for my cousin´s budget build have finally arrived and as for the case I got him an NZXT H500, which does in fact come with 2 of their own AF120 fans (one is placed at the top of the case and one on the rear). The PC has a GTX 1060 6GB and an i5 8400, cooled with the cooler that comes with it. However I´m starting to wonder whether 2 case fans will be enough, if I were to put the top fan to the front and leave the rear front where it is. The system itself is not too powerful so I´m not expecting it to become too hot, although I can´t really be sure about that. That´s why I´m asking you: Should I buy one more fan so I have 3 case fans or are 2 just fine for that amount of hardware? Thanks for any answers
  9. My thinking process was that RAM is the easiest part to swap out (or improve) in a PC and that´s why I cheaped out there, so that in future my cousin can just buy some sticks and replace them himself. In the meantime I can have an i5 8400 and stay in budget-range. Bad thinking?
  10. Hey guys, My uncle asked me to build a "budget" pc for my cousin. He is giving me 800€ and told me to make the best price-performance-ratio pc I can. These are the parts I chose: i5 8400 (will use it with stock cooler) Gygabite GTX 1060 (6GB) Asus Prime B360-Plus Aerocool Cylon Case Corsair CX450W Kingston HyperX (2x 4GB) 2666Mhz Crucial MX500 SSD (500GB) So what do you guys think? What should I change?
  11. Yeah well I tried out the windows feature. The problem with that is the very noticable delay, which is pretty annoying.
  12. Hey guys, A few weeks ago I bought my first standalone microphone, it´s the Neewer NW-800 (condenser mic) and I´ve been loving it so far. There is one problem though... I am kind of missing the sidetone feature, which I had had on my Corsair HS70 wireless headset when I was still using its own mic. Is there any way to get a good sidetone, without too much delay? I´ve been searching on the web for quite a while now and I haven´t really found an answer yet. Maybe you guys can help me out Thanks for any answers ^^
  13. I tried. I can only find samsung magician and that´s just a monitoring software. Downloaded macrium. Should be fine, right?
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