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Well, I will probably have a reason to buy Hellblade then.
I will definitely check reviews first though, but I should be able to run it just fine.
 
However, where the hell is the Resident Evil Biohazard VR for PC?

I'm not sure but I'd say the monitor simply doesn't support the use of custom resolutions and refresh rates.

When installing ubuntu, just select the 40Gb partition, and use '/' as the mount point. This will mean that your /home folder will be placed directly under '/' as opposed to a seperate location. This sounds like a good option.

You're equally or more likely to lose files migrating completely to Linux as you are reinstalling Windows. What made you think Linux was the safer option?
 
If you're willing to do a backup (which you absolutely should), either option is as safe as the other - except you already have experience with Windows so getting up and running after the install is likely to be less of a problem.

Glad to hear that you're willing to give Linux a shot, but have you tried a clean windows install? Sounds like your current windows install is just having some issues that could possibly be fixed by doing a clean install. If that fixes your problems you'd be better off that way because you could still use Premiere.
 
If you want to use Linux anyway, I would suggest that you stick to Ubuntu 18.04 because it's the most beginner friendly and compatible with KdenLive.
 
Still looking for more? Try browsing around a bit on https://distrowatch.com/. It has loads of Linux distributions listed on there, so you can find the one most suited for your needs. I suggest sticking to debian based distros to keep things simple.

Glad to hear that you're willing to give Linux a shot, but have you tried a clean windows install? Sounds like your current windows install is just having some issues that could possibly be fixed by doing a clean install. If that fixes your problems you'd be better off that way because you could still use Premiere.
 
If you want to use Linux anyway, I would suggest that you stick to Ubuntu 18.04 because it's the most beginner friendly and compatible with KdenLive.
 
Still looking for more? Try browsing around a bit on https://distrowatch.com/. It has loads of Linux distributions listed on there, so you can find the one most suited for your needs. I suggest sticking to debian based distros to keep things simple.

The XPS 15 9560 sounds like what you need. And for VMs get 16 or 32 gigs of ram.

Says the person using caps lock in their signature

Sounds like a fair deal at almost half the price. I say go for it, You won't find anything better for 60.

HTC got roasted by MKBHD, so rip their phone sales this time, again

That logo looks a lot like this

I would reccomend a air cooler over a 120mm water cooler.They are not worth it.Either get a 240mm plus or not at all

"Android" isn't even a language. Please be more specific.

I played 3 without playing 1+2 and i didn't feel lost at any point in time. 

-.-
 
Don't listen to this guy. The game won't run smooth at all at 1080p.

Then there's nothing wrong... You're getting 30.69 Megabits per second, which equates to about 3.8 Megabytes per second. 

Can you give us a picture of what your thermal paste looks like?

Nah, LTT content is dead.

I know what's worse, the ignorant luddites who think VR is dead. 

i went with simple asus x99 a.
no flashy led action with straightforward functions. i just do not like the UEFI of msi. asus has that covered. just my opinion.

what's wrong with you.

It's not a memory leak, your hardware reserved memory partition is just way to large. it should be somewhere near 100MB, not 4GB. That's why you can't use all of your memory.

You can always install VLC media player to play dvd's. Windows 10 (pro or non pro) can not play dvd's by default. You will have to download (and pay $15) the windows 10 dvd player from the windows store if you absolutely must use microsoft software. Just do yourself a favor and use VLC.

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I don't think gtx 750 ti is sli compatible
 
EDIT
it's not listed under compatible technologies so no sli for that card http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications
 
EDIT2
buy a used gpu