RayMurr

>lenovo
>thinkpad
>should have what you need somewhere in their lineup

She knows not to click those

You can undervolt the CPU using Throttlestop and Intel XTU, you can find YouTube guides on those. For the graphic card use MSI Afterburner and you have to set a custom fan curve, again YouTube that.

Get a 240, the extra space is nice, and there normally faster, and you will be happer later on when you need the extra space.

I'd rec. a 80+ Certified unit if your looking to buy new.
 

With cheaper units I guess it does depend on luck but just dont go Walmart on us lol

If you want to spend the money then go for it. Looks are part of what make a PC a PC. But cooling the VRMs would help maintain your motherboard if you are overclocking

Do you want one that clamps on the desk or one that has a stand?

I would go with a 550W or 600W to be safe. (for the R7 2700 that is)

for 1080p I would go with a 2070. The 2080 is overkill for 1080p

For the Violet or Pink keys you would have to get custom keycaps. But the Master Keys Pro S is a good 60%
https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-MasterKeys-Mechanical-TenKeyless/dp/B01D8ETGJ0/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1547596796&sr=8-3&keywords=masterkeys+pro

I would go with a 550W or 600W to be safe. (for the R7 2700 that is)

Most likely photoshop

I just feel like, if I have the hardware to drive it, and I limit that either in resolution or refresh rate, I'm doing a disservice to my hardware and myself

He's probably not in Australia.