Awkwrd

no limits other than around $1k USD and good for media consumption and college tasks. Also would prefer Windows.

I really would like to stick to a windows laptop for personal preference.

Budget (including currency): ~$1000 USD Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: light spec games like Valorant or Minecraft I am going to college in around 3 months (late August) so I wanted to buy a good laptop. I was planning to buy an HP Envy 14 or a MSI Prestige 14 or something along those lines. The degree I am going for is short (in regards to time) and does not need a beefy computer. I have already built a desktop for games so the laptop does not need to be the best in that category. I more wanted a laptop that is good for media consumption that I could also use at college. Just wanted suggestions from the community about good laptops to purchase around my budget that are out or going to come out in my time frame. Edit: Would like 16 GB ram, IPS panel, and at least 2 USB ports. Decent sized keyboard.

I saw another thread like this one already but it didn't really answer my question. I'm going to be building my first PC soon and I was in the process of ordering the parts, I hesitated a bit because I saw that my ssd is 240gb, but I'm also going to be ordering a 2TB HDD. So my question is, in combination with the HDD, is 240gb of ssd enough? I'm only going to be downloading windows on the SSD and maybe chrome and MAYBE like 1 game that I already know doesn't take up too much space ( Apex Legends ).

That Fractal Meshify C actually looks pretty cool, I might go with that one instead! Thanks!

I didn't know about the fire hazards on NZXT cases, could you link some articles on that? Also that's a shame because I did like the way it looks, nice black minimalist kinda vibe

Thank you for that! I did actually want to get the 3600

Budget (including currency): 800-1000 Country: USA USA USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I have a list of parts that I wanted to check with the community to see if any revisions are needed or to see if I made any mistakes compatibly wise. This is purely the PC itself as I already have a monitor and peripherals. My goal for this build is a 1080p/1440p entry gaming PC with maybe some light streaming. Here's the link to the list: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Awkwrd/saved/#view=xvVNP6