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"Output" port on the switch to the TV HDMI input port. The rest of the Inputs go straight into the "Input" ports on the switch. See pic below: I'm not sure which setup you have, but the picture above has 5 total inputs (2 on the front and 3 on the back) with 1 Output port. You run your HDMI...

Glad I could help. :)

Sounds good. I have had good luck with Asus products in general, but please check them all out. I have owned several laptops in the past and currently, so I'm a bit pickier with what I look for. My main things are: * Good screen resolution (on 15"-17") I'm looking for at least 900p (1600 x 900)...

Which laptop are you looking at?

Well there are plenty of options, but this one below comes with a 1080p resolution screen, which is hard to find in this price point: ~$340 Asus F555LA-AB31 15.6-Inch Laptop (2.1 GHz Core i3-5010U Processor,4 GB RAM,500 GB Hard Drive, Windows 10), Black Screen Size 15.6 inches Max Screen...

I would try the Ethernet option first, since some wireless lag can and will affect gameplay. Your specs seem to be fine, so I wouldn't be too worried about it, assuming your not playing at 4k or some silly high resolution or settings.

It is possible that someone tried accessing those sites with your given email accounts (hackers maybe?). And they tried way too many times, so they locked out those email accounts to secure there end. I'm not saying that they did, but it is a possibility.

Generally the iGPU should be okay for Hearthstone and LoL, etc. If you want more graphics performance your going to have to spend more $. The 2 options that you have should do fine for your needs. The things I look for in a laptop (my needs are a bit different than yours) are: * Get a good...

You would need to remove the DVD/CD drive (usually only 1 screw that holds it in place. Then replace it with the part below w/the HD installed in it. SATA 2nd HDD caddy for 12.7mm Universal CD/DVD-ROM

If you don't mind being plugged in most of the time (No Optimus technology in this laptop): $970 w/Nvidia 2 x 755m GPU's. Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p (59406636) Gaming Notebook Intel Core i7 4700MQ (2.40GHz) 8GB Memory 1TB + 8GB SSHD HDD Dual NVIDIA GeForce GT 755M SLI 2GB 15.6" Windows 8.1 64-Bit...

Generally the i5 is plenty for gaming. The 4th gen i5 will consume less power, so if your on battery on the road you will have a bit more battery time (if that matters to you). The i7 is good too, but if the cost difference is a bit too much I would go with the i5. Did you have some make/models...

Oh how I love the proof reading of this article: "The downside of these small cameras is that you generally loose some of the features that their bigger DSLR cousins can offer" Last time I checked Loose isn't the same as Lose???

Pros/Cons: Desktop PC * Easy to upgrade. * Cheaper than a comparable performing laptop. * Easy to change out parts, if you have a failure (goes with easy to upgrade a bit) Cons * Not very portable, unless you have a SFF PC and don't mind moving it now and then (assuming you don't have to lug...

Have your tried other USB ports on your laptop? I have an iffy USB port on my current laptop, so I tend to not use it, if at all possible.