Build Linux Gaming Computer

Hands down best computer case for my fleet of computer cases. Just right to build an all RoG gaming setup.

I use mainly for programming but some games like AoE. - screen is big, brightful and clean - processor is one of the most powerful, with 20 threads is incredible the difference to my previous i5 10th with 14 threads. Multi tasking is more accurate. - it's not a gaming laptop so to say, but has video graphic cards, so having a powerful proccesor is not a total waste if you want to play some games time to time. You can save a lot of money. - Drive is fast and lot of storage: I have windows for gaming and linux for developing. 512gb is quite enough, but if you need more you can add an extra drive. - Memmory is ddr5, 16gb is far enough to start. Maybe in some years I'll need to expand it, you know, chrome tabs :D - retro lighten keyboard is comfortable, wide and has numpad very useful - weight is not so light but not of the most highest, still easy to transport. In my case, I do home remote developing, so not need to transport every day. - ports are good, just I have to notice is you have to force unplug not so easy. I have energy, hdmi, usb and ethernet cables and when I have to move to another room is quite a hard task - battery is double long to my previous, now it longs 2hours heavy developing - sound at maximum is lower than my previous notebook, but I'm using linux maybe some drivers issues.

This is one of the best i use it in my gaming build i made and i cant say my other one was better. 10/10 would recommend.

I had a harddrive that had gotten a corrupt filesystem and I used this to plug it into another computer and fsck it. Worked great, in Linux.

I got this adapter to connect my Linux computer that has a thunderbolt connector now I'm getting acceptable transfer speeds.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

To try out many hard-drives on the ASUS VivoPC VM40B-02 Desktop Computer all with distros of Linux while keeping Win 8 untouch...

Bought this for an aging computer running an older version of Linux. Expected headaches getting drivers, but Wacom's driver software was easily set up and the device works well.

I use it to control JRiver on my Linux Mint computer. No setup needed. Plug and play. Makes searching for media and on streaming sites so much easier. Double-tap on trackpad only works sometimes, but right and left click physical buttons work fine. Might be related to my hardware. It's a small keyboard, your not going to write your novel happily, but it is comfortable, compact and useful.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I want to get this, but am so poor that I can't. My Linux computer would feel safe.