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It would be suitable for a PC living room gaming, as it won't have the lags from a TV and the size for a smaller living room.

#38 Looks like young Linus...

The performance on the GTX 580 is between GTX 660 and GTX 660 Ti, and the 660 is sold on 180$, but is newer and quieter, so I think 150$-160$ could be fair.

Wait, 300$? If this is true, then Intel lost my hope on the Core M platform. Then you would rather want a Core i7 than a processor only as fast as the Pentium.

The GTX 660 is definately going to be significantly faster, but if you can afford extra 30$, the GTX 760 would be even a better option, as long your PSU is 430+ watts. You might also consider an alternative card, AMD R9-270X, which has about the same performance as GTX 660, but has a lower...

The watch looks bulky as hell like a kid's watch. Even the Asus Zenwatch looks better in this case with the brown leather band.

For quality, the G550JK is better, and it IS worth the money. It doesn't have the horrible trackpad like the Y50, and most importantly, the G550JK has IPS display, wheras the Y50 has a low-quality TN display many people complained about, which has bad viewing angles and sub-par color...

If someone would waste 100$ on a PC build, he should rather get the Fractal Design Define R4 or Corsair R400, not this POS.

For under load, that's pretty normal. As long the temp doesn't go over 85C, then it's fine.

I've searched for the desktop name, and just like hunter315 said, this processor won't run it. Any CPU in the Windows XP era can't run these new power intense games, they are just too old. And your computer has workstation specs, so it's even harder to tell if it will run it.

What is the whole name of the CPU?

If people only buy new smartphones with better selfie cam, then the world is already collapsed...

I can't help you with this. You might get expert answers on the Microsoft community forum. Also be sure to look up the error code first! Cheers.