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I'm using the Trust GXT 23 gaming mouse which served me well, but it's time for an upgrade.

The reason I would like this mouse is because it looks pretty promising. It is a company that I have never heard of before and their product seems competitive with the current high end gaming mice.

Linus had a sponsor a long time ago which was basically an image database website or something like that. For a subscription you get unlimited amount of images without the watermarks. Does anyone happen to know the name of said website?

The first video I saw from you guys was the HTC One MAX review. I liked the way you were making jokes, while still taking the review seriously. Since them I watch every video you guys make (WAN shows are my favorite).

The Z2 looks really Slick (pun intended), and that it's a high end mobile device with water resistance. What I like about dbrand is that they have a ton of skins for a wide variety of new devices, they even have skins for PS4 (although that is a device for peasants)

I like the solid build quality.

My favorite thing is the adjustable on screen keyboard.

http://www.reddit.com/r/origin/comments/28ofm9/is_origin_owned_by_ea_and_ubisoft/ So if you are not familiar with 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' sitcom, go watch it. This is basically Liquidborder trying to look cool (and succeeding at it )

Köszi szépen. Holnap ki is fogom probálni . Müködik, teljes képernyöben +50 fps-t kapok

The thing that surprised me the most about the One M8 is the rear camera. It has 5 MPX and the video you took, spinning your chair, looked astonishing. With that thing you could have video chats (Phone to PC) with a PC user, who has a full hd display and in fullscreen the video would still look crystal clear. Also nice review Linus, I was expecting the no wireless charging rant

The reason I like Linus: Even though Corsair is a sponsor, he gives an honest review on their product. You know if Linus makes a review, it aint no bullshit!

Hello there, My name is Andrew and I would like to ask for the Linus Tech Tips community's help. I have recently bought a Lenovo Ideapad G500 with and Intel Core i5-3230M CPU, 4GB of ram, 1TB HDD, and an AMD Radeon HD8570M 1GB GPU. Firstly I installed a trial version of Windows 8 (until I got my Win 8.1 license) then I installed all the drivers I got with the laptop. The AMD GPU worked fine, it only had some problems in games like Borderlands 2 and Magicka, where I would only get a black screen. Another game: League of Legends worked fine, with everything on very high I got 60fps. Then I upgraded to a licensed Windows 8.1. The graphics driver I had with the laptop was out of date (it was only for Win8) so I downloaded the newer driver for win 8.1 from Lenovo's website, which was made specifically for the G500. Any game I tried was unplayable on the AMD GPU, I had to use the intel Hd4000... From the Switchable Graphics menu if it was on high performance I got 5 -10 fps, at any game. I just gave up and decided to wait for a newer driver, which still didn't arrive (the last one was in October 2013). Now I got inpatient and decided to fiddle around with it a little while longer. I fired up Hearthstone Heroes of Warcraft which I usually play in windowed mode, and for my surprise the game did not lag at all. I had a solid 60 fps while windowed, then I decided to play full screen. The fps dropped down to 5-7. Then I tried it with League of Legends and the same thing happened. Now I know that it is most certainly not a Hardware problem. What can I do? P.S.: I tried uninstalling the AMD driver, updating the Intel driver and then reinstalling the AMD driver, but that didn't fix it, it even gave me another problem, a program with which I scan old pictures (negatives and such) did not work, so I had to downgrade the Intel driver to fix it.