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  1. My sound system at home is old and the only connectors for input are Coaxial. i want to be able to plug my phone in through my phones aux port. is this even possible? if so, what type of cable would i need to get it to work? Thanks.
  2. Unless you are going to be compiling massive projects regularly, you will not need much performance.
  3. I would take a look at Origin's gaming laptops if you are looking for the higher end of performance. One word of warning for the ryzen chips is that they are great workhorses for multithreaded tasks like video editing or streaming games, but some (not all of them) fall behind for pure fps. https://www.originpc.com/gaming/laptops#thin-light/
  4. I am starting my engineering degree next year and they are requiring us to get a pretty beefed up laptop. https://www.gonzaga.edu/school-of-engineering-applied-science/about/laptop-requirements I am looking to make this a desktop replacement (yes, i also want to be able to game on it. I also have an HTC Vive which i would like to use.) I was looking around and saw that origin had some really nice laptops specifically the NS-15 (AMD Ryzen 9 3900 12-Core 3.1GHz and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 8GB GDDR6 Max-P) NT-15 Quadro (Intel Core i7 9750H 6-Core 2.6GHz and NVIDIA Quadro P4200 8GB GDDR5 Max-Q) I was wondering how important spending the extra money for the Quadro option would be for the types of use cases in engineering? modeling, rendering, and simulations? The NT-15 Quadro also doesnt have the Ryzen option so how important is the extra CPU horsepower for those applications? Any other suggestions besides the Origin laptop? Thanks in advance
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