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I also understand that the integrated graphics come into play to conserve battery life ~

I've tried all of the solutions you've guys have suggested - yet it still runs at like 30 FPS as opposed to the average 250 FPS. Thanks everyone for suggesting, have a great day.

I haven't been on this website for a while, and I haven't been studying laptops or PCs for a while as well. Please bear with me with this question. So, here's the gist: I recently just bought a Lenovo Y520 - I got it for $999 for sale on Costco, with a config consisting of...

Overall, pretty solid build. Do you have a CPU Cooler though? And I'd recommend a 2TB SSHD Seagate FireCuda. I know that might be out of your budget and you already have an SSD, but it's worth it in my opinion. And since you don't plan to overclock, why not go with a B350 Motherboard? This...

Depends What you want. I have been using the G910 (Orion Spectrum, not Orion Spark, the Spectrum is much better) as my daily driver and I love it. (Basically the same as the G810). The low actuation point in a whole gives your finger less fatigue over long gaming sessions. The RGB lighting is...

I love a huge majority of Cherry MX Switches. I love that clicky, tactile sound whenever using MX Blues or Razer Greens, as you do as well. If you're looking for opinions on different switches, maybe look at someone like RocketJumpNinja or HardwareCanucks, but I think I have enough information...

It depends on your budget. Honestly I'd choose the Strix 1060 as the guy above did. For the best performance out of a 1060, Strix is the way to go. Make sure you purchase the OC Edition as well. Link: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16814126113

I myself am not an architect, I am not specifically familiar with the programs you may use. It seems like a solid build for your use, though. But if it were up to me, 8GB DDR3 is ample, but I'd upgrade to a 16GB Module. And for faster boot times, I'd instead get a 500GB SSD. It's totally your...