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Overheating in SATA SSDs is pretty much nonexistent, and nvme SSDs only overheat after writing hundreds of gigabytes at a time, you will be fine. An 850 EVO is definitely worth it.

You will not be able to upgrade the gpu on that laptop.

There should be a small switch on the side of your SD card, flip it and you should be able to write again.

You should look for a 2.5 inch ssd

In games that don't require more than 3GB of vram the performance is only a tiny bit lower, but if games hit that memory limit, which some already are, the performance drops off massively. The 6GB version is much more future proof.

For the GTX 1060, the 3GB actually has fewer cores than the 6GB so it is a bit slower. The more expensive laptop you listed includes an SSD, which means it will boot quicker and overall system responsiveness will be much better

No problem, I figured you were missing something, if you could select one of my answers as the solution that would be nice :)

Thats what logitech says to do. There is a speaker out port on the woofer, plug the speakers into that. Then there is another cable from the controller that plugs into the computer.

Ok I've researched some more. There is a speaker output jack on the subwoofer, plug the speakers into that. Then connect the subwoofer to the computer. And apparently the jack on the controller is for headphones.

that jack is where you are supposed to plug in the speakers. The system does not accommodate headphones. You will have to plug your headphones into the computer.

Is there no hole on anything else? Like the controller maybe?

Based on photos it seems like the two small speakers are connected by only 1 connector. Connect the woofer to pc and the speakers to the woofer.

Connect the speakers directly to computer output.

4GB is definitely enough for light use. I find that I would prefer a 13 inch screen to 11 as you can't see much with 11 inches.

If you use any applications that would benefit from a faster processor and you think its worth the extra cost, then go for it. If its just for light tasks then there is no real point. Minecraft won't run significantly better on an i7 as the limiting factor is probably the igpu, which is most...