Good Gaming Hacking Computer

Works great. Looks good. Image clarity and mic are great. I would have liked to have had the ability to cover the camera when not in use got hacking privacy protection but otherwise it works great

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

So far so good! This is my first gaming computer for design and it renders fast and high quality graphics look crisp. I like the sturdy design, colorful keyboard and strong hinges for better portability. Magnificent big screen!

Bought this for my son for his gaming computer. He is just starting out, so anything is impressive to him, but this caught me off guard in a good in terms of image quality for my dollar. It is a basic 2k monitor, but it works well for lower tier gaming and general use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This light is a good addition to my desktop computer and for gaming. I like that it’s dual sided and the color that is projecting makes it really nice. The colors are vibrant and not dull.

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

Works great for family gaming computer. They love it.

Size is very portable, the backlit keyboard is perfect for hacking in bed, the touchpad with haptic feedback is ideal, and the i3 processor and 8gb of RAM is fine for chrome OS, chrome browser, and the Linux container. Battery life is amazing

My Lacie 4big Quadro just wasn't hacking it anymore. My daily backups were taking forever and my G-RAID was waiting constantly on the Lacie. So I bought my second G-RAID, this was specifically for backup. These things are rock solid, very fast, you can easily stack them on top of each other. One caution, they do not have the variety of inputs you recieve on the Lacie 4big Quadro, so make sure the G-RAID offers the inputs you require. Don't worry that they seem to promote themselves as a MAC platform, a very quick format and you are good to go on a Windows computer.

The ELA M80 has as beautiful low silky warmth to it. Hacking a vocal channel or graphic eq to ring out monitors is not necessary for the M80. Just a high pass of about 160-180hz. very small dip @ with a tight Q @ 250hz, and a wide 1 dip @ 3.15K is mostly what you need to start off with the M80. Sometime you may have to bring 6 or 8k down 2 0r 3dB due to the brightness of the mic. but still overall a great mic. Hands down beats any dynamic mic in sound, clarity, warmth & durability. Would even stack it against a few condenser mics.