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1. A wireless version of the G Pro or G302 with Powerplay wireless charging for people who like that shape and weight and want the freedom of wireless 2. A wireless TKL mechanical keyboard with Powerplay and minimalist design like G Pro Keyboard (I feel like TKL keyboards with gamery design like the G410 are really counterproductive to the space-saving goal of TKL boards) 3. An extended size mousepad with Powerplay to complement their wireless peripheral line (I don't know how possible this one is at this point in time because it'd need to supply a lot of power to keep both the keyboard and mouse going and power an area that large) I'd ditch my current setup in an instant and get all three of these in an instant if they become available. It's been a while since Logitech released the G903 and G703 so I don't know if they're just still testing a G Pro version with that technology and it'll come eventually. Thoughts? Are there any news or leaks about this stuff?

I got a R9 270 and I need some disgusting GPU power for shits and giggles.

I don't have a problem with getting the DA Chroma, but I don't want to be one of those unlucky people who gets one of those defective units that dies in 2 weeks so I'm exploring other options.

I'm currently using a Razer Deathadder 2013 that has been going strong for about 3 years now, and I recently picked up a Logitech G303 to use with my laptop, but I just can't seem to get used to the shape to actually use while gaming. I don't think I'm going to easily be able to switch to a mouse that has a different shape, so I need some mice recommendations that have a similar shape to the DA2013. Please suggest ones that have big side buttons, because I actually use the G303 like theres no side buttons cuz they're so small and impossible to hit in clutch moments. I heard the Zowie EC2A is pretty good and pretty close in shape.

Since it seems like there are only XPS 13 recommendations, should I put in the extra $300 for this model of the XPS 15? http://www.dell.com/us/p/xps-15-9550-laptop/pd?oc=dncwx1631h&model_id=xps-15-9550-laptop

Since it seems like there are only XPS 13 recommendations, should I put in the extra $300 for this model of the XPS 15? http://www.dell.com/us/p/xps-15-9550-laptop/pd?oc=dncwx1631h&model_id=xps-15-9550-laptop

Looking for a laptop to do school work that will get me through the whole day, and I've narrowed my options to these two. Dell XPS 13 Model: http://www.dell.com/us/p/xps-13-9350-laptop/pd?oc=dncwt5158s&model_id=xps-13-9350-laptop#overrides=dncwt5158s:8~256SDP CPU: i5-6200U RAM: 8GB SSD: 256GB Screen: 1080P IPS 13.3" Price: $1,149.99 Razer Blade Stealth Model: http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-blade-stealth CPU: i7-6500U RAM: 8GB SSD: 256GB Screen: QHD IGZO 12.5" Price: $1,199.99 *I was wondering if I should go for the 128GB model and just buy an external hard drive, because 256GB still isn't enough for the next 2 years.

I don't know if I'm willing to go away from my plan of putting a 120mm AIO CPU cooler and EVGA 980Ti Hybrid in my build for a smaller case. As of right now still leaning towards the NCASE more.

Right now I'm not sure if I should go for the Lian-Li PC-05 or the NCASE M1. I like the window on the Lian-Li but I also like the watercooling support on the M1. Which one would you recomend for a build that I want to look good, save desk space, and perform well. I plan on putting an i7-6700K and GTX 980Ti in the build.

I was thinking the Cooler Master Nepton 120XL because the tubing is more flexible which is nice in a small form factor.

Which one would work better for my upcoming build in the NCASE M1 240mm AIO + EVGA reference GTX980Ti or 120mm AIO + EVGA GTX980Ti Hybrid CPU: i7 6700K Total cost difference when other parts are included is about $30 with currect pricing.

How much does OneNote and the pen remove the need for paper notebooks? If it is insanely better than I will consider the XPS 12 and Surface 4 over the Blade Stealth which is my top option right now.

Do you know what the keyboard is like on the XPS 12? And is the keyboard flex on the XPS 13 as bad as some review say?

Need note-taking machine for long school days that replaces my iPad 2, so i7 not necessity, SSD storage is great, 8GB minimum, top-tier keyboard, and great battery life. Preferably thin and light because I'm going to be doing lots of walking. My preferences so far, feel free to recommend more: Razer Blade Stealth: 1199.99 USD (woah Razer actually has something good that is the cheapest option on the list) - 12.5" QHD touch - 256GB SSD - i7-6500U - 8GB Dell XPS 12 2-in-1: 1299.99 USD - 6th Gen. Intel m5 6Y54 - 8GB - 256GB SSD - 12.5" 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160) touch Dell XPS 13: 1499.99 USD - 6th Gen Intel i5-6200U - 256GB SSD - 8GB - 13.3” QHD+ (3200 x 1800) InfinityEdge touch display Microsoft Surface Book: 1699.99 USD - 13.5” 3000 x 2000 touch - 256GB SSD - Intel i5 - 8GB Microsoft Surface Pro 4: 1299.99 USD (least prefered because I'm not a fan of tablets) - 12.3" 2736 x 1824 - 256GB SSD - Intel i5 - 8GB

CS:GO crashes, LoL crashes, every game in my Steam library crashes. Pissed off out of my mind. I've uninstalled and reinstalled 3 times now with no change. Definitely going to team Nvidia the next chance I get (within the next month I hope) Edit: my GPU is a Gigabyte R9 270