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Thank you. I am in Canada and was approached to review an item as I have done a few reviews on my YouTube already. I have seen episodes of LTT where they review something but say they also need to send it back and would like to prep myself before hand to be ready to respond to those kind of requests.

I am wondering what if any verbage the shipper and/or receiver could use to mitigate duty cost on items that the receiver is just reviewing.

I am currently running 3 stations using an AMD 1050T with a HIS (AMD) 6950 2GB and a Asus GTX 1050 2GB. This is was my gaming pc years ago and turned into my kids computer. I have 3 kids. With 16GB of RAM they have a Minecraft Java server running in a service state constantly and are able to run software like Roblox/Minecraft at all stations just fine. I did have some problems running some games off the ASUS online with lots of other players while two other users played Roblox. I shut off the Minecraft server and ran fine. For me I already had a dual monitor setup and went with Aster when I had two kids. I already had the hardware. Also there are always codes for 25% off or more for Aster. When the new kids wanted to play I found the 1050 on kijiji and hit up the thrift shop and got a cheap monitor and keyboard/mouse and plugged it all in. Setup Aster and were good. What I find super handy is that I only need one SSH session to kick them off without shutting down other services I have running. "quser" gives you everyone who is logged in. Then you can "logoff #" where # is the ID you get from "quser" to log off users. Can also see when they logged in. Easy to see if they log in during the night or when they are not supposed to. Can even "shutdown /s" to turn the computer off remotely. Attached are images of the setup from 2 users to 3. Here is my Linus Tech Tips ASUS ROG Reboot 2018 video submission about the computer as well.

Any reason for VM over multiseat? I may have missed it from a previous video.