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because it doesn't work like that. That's it. If you can configure your key to behave as one of the 'classic' single sign on keys you may be able to use it as sort of an auto typer, but i wouldn't recommend it.

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Computer Login Security with YubiKey | Yubico Yubico Login for Windows Application Now Generally Available | Yubico probably a microsoft account login? That's gonna be a no.

I would never buy electronics on the Ali sites, they are reasonably priced by the first look but take into account some taxes (yes, you will have to pay those) and the deal is a whole lot less sweet. Specs are shit and I’d highly doubt that screen is of any decent quality since they don’t...

What are you on about. Rs barely used GPU power, if any. It’s heavily single threaded dependent so any modern GPU will suffice for RS. The question we need answers to is what resolution and framerates you wanna play your games on. 2k144hz vs 4k60 or 1080p60 makes all the difference for the gpu.

If by m.2 you mean NVME, and not just the format, don’t bother. This budget and build does not benefit from an NVME as people seem to think. Any old SATA SSD will do. There are better options out there. Try a post on Tweakers if you’re looking to build it yourself. Much more specific with...

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Lmao did you even read the thread OP? Try gaming on a Mac before you give advise like this.

Not sure if the price is good for your location, but that seems like a great build.

Post the full specs? Sounds like it could be a ripoff.

I have the Bose ones, no clue if it’s better because I didn’t test the Sony ones. In every review for either though they both come out as equals and it comes down to preference.

Bose quiet comfort II or the Sony equivalent WH something are both great. Don’t cheap out on noise canceling, or you’re gonna end up with headaches

An i5 of the latest generation is arguably on par or better than an i7-7700k. You’re not going to notice NvME performance on anything other than huge workloads

I doubt you can still upgrade for free from 7 to 10, but go ahead and try. You can change boot order in the BIOS. Usually you press/hold f2/f9 or delete or whatever button to get into the bios. Look at your screen before windows boots to see which one it is.

First, if you’re upgrading multiple things its best to do them one by one. You got a black screen telling you to install media? Okay. Good. Insert the install media? The usb thing I linked on that Microsoft page. When that’s done, pop the new cpu in.