Faruko

Highest I've observed was 50-ish%
For MWII, I'm getting around 180-ish fps on a medium sized map like Consulate on my Acer Predator XB252Q.
Guess I'll have to look into how much I can overclock a 9700K with a Cooler Master MasterAir MA620P

As a Switch owner, you can just plug the included charger directly into the Switch or just use the dock solely for charging. You can charge the Switch without the dock but you'd have to leave the machine flat on the table since the port is at the bottom

I don't bet cause of 2 reasons.
1) Betting leads to match fixing which was a huge issue a couple of months ago. If you want details Google or just ask here.
2) These people are playing CS:GO at a professional level because they have the passion and dedication to the game. Betting on the outcomes is just wrong and leaves a sour taste in my mouth.
But hey, that's just my opinion

Please do take note that cheating and bad sportsmanship are not the same. However, in this case I would say this is closer to an exploit rather than a cheat.
Cheating involves modified game files whereas exploits involve taking advantage of bugged game mechanics and map designs.
In the context of pixel walking, I'd have to say that's an exploit and not a cheat. Exploits however, do go under the bad sportsmanship category and thus they should have been disqualified for it.
I'm not saying that disqualification is the right thing to do but if I was the organizer that's what I'd do.

Hardware stuff is actually fairly cheap where I live compared to other Asian countries but it's more expensive than US so...

I didn't see much difference in temps from people who have used either
 
 
Ah you are in Finland. In the US and Europe they are well under 120 euros

Glad you fixed it

Ok in answer to your first question, yes you can use your old disk and product key and 99.99% of the time it will work. The other 0.01% you may need to call up Microsoft to ask them to reset the key. In answer to your second question, when installing new processors, you NEVER need to enter the BIOS UNLESS YOU ARE GOING TO OVERCLOCK. Lastly, since you will be re-installing your OS, unless you store your important data on a seperate drive, you WILL need to backup the data you want otherwise, it will be gone.
 
Hope this helps

These are the only 2 options. Generally it will be either the operating system that's causing this problem or one of the parts installed in your machine. Either your RAM or harddrives

They are. It is either your OS or your parts.