Recent content by ajhockey3

Very impressed with Lenovo, Looks like good laptop

It is still a very capable quadcore, it is skylake, If you need the extra threads from an i7 then go with it, that laptop will have no issues running Elite Dangerous

I would go for the Dell, All would perform pretty well the same but that one is much cheaper

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I think something like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0PG06H5015&cm_re=rca_to_3.5-_-9SIA0PG06H5015-_-Product ? maybe

SAMP as in San Andreas Multiplayer mod?

Make sure its a Mobile GPU you cannot fit a desktop GPU

It will be very hard to find a laptop GPU ment for your cooling situation. May want to invest in new laptop

the 950 pro is an m.2 SSD. Your laptop doesn't have that slot. And they're showing that the SSD is so fast it gets so hot and thermal throttles time to time, even if your laptop has the slot it wouldn't be a good idea to use that SSD

They're supposed to be waterproof. Keep in mind its ment if you drop it in a sink or something. touch screens don't work under water

what exact model? there is tons of E15's. Most run Intel HD graphics. Download them from Intels website for the right CPU you have

Yup that works.

Actually I will confirm that CPU is "socket" FCBGA1023. And that means its soldered on the motherboard itself.

You probably can't upgrade the CPU. Most CPU's on laptops (even more on the lower on such as the i3) are soldered on the board. Even if you were extremely lucky and it was a socketed CPU as you know laptop cooling isn't good and a more powerful CPU would heat it up more and it probably couldn't...

Download a tool such as seagates "Seatools" and do a test to see if your hard drive is bad. Don't go get a diagnostic. A new hard drive would cost less then $100. That laptop probably still has warrenty on the hard drive