Country: England, United Kingdom
County: London

Age: 23

EndeavourOS
Windows 10
DualBoot


MSI GP66 Leopard Gaming Laptop

CPU: Intel Core i7-11800H
GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080 Laptop
RAM: 32GB DDR4-3200

Comes with one ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Micron Branded SSD, it is replaceable, however you have to open the bottom of the laptop, youtube videos come in handy for this.

Extra SSD: Samsung 990 Pro 4TB (Expensive but fast, you need this if you have gigabit internet) Totally Recommended.

Screen: 244hz IPS Display
Keyboard: SteelSeries per key RGB

The general MSI warranty is good, they will pick up your laptop and send it back with next day delivery. The thermal paste and pads they supply however, are terrible.

Runs Half Life Alyx at Ultra Fidelity (With a good external cooler)
Runs Cyberpunk at Low RTX (Broken game)
Runs Metro Exodus at almost max settings

Runs games such as Rainbow Six Siege at max settings.

Can it run Crysis? Yes!

I tested these games back on windows but the performance is pretty much the same on linux.

Would not recommend, there are issues with the cooling and although this laptop has lasted me more than 2 years without any serious issues, there is a lot of thermal throttling.

There is an additional NVME SSD slot, Gen 3 however you have to open the entire laptop to install a new SSD which isn't something that everyone is comfortable doing.


VR Headset: Oculus Quest 2
Paired with a ASUS RT-AX55 Wifi 6 Router.
Works great for wireless PCVR.

Mouse: Logitech G502
https://amzn.to/2L0nZfA
Positives:
- Drivers not required (apart from changing DPI and lighting)
- Onboard Memory, saves your settings in case you switch PC's a lot
- Good sensors
- Comes with weights so you can change the weight of the mouse to make it lighter or heavier

Mousepad: Titanwolf Large

Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB MK.2
Great mechanical keyboard, it has a metal base and is very durable. Only issue is that the switches are soldered directly to the board so you cannot replace them which I find quite annoying.
Positives:
- Good switches
- Comfortable typing
- Good response time
- Drivers not required for basic functionality
- Works well with the open source CKB-Next driver on Linux
Negatives:
- The switches are soldered on to the board so changing them will be difficult.
- The ICUE Windows drivers are occasionally buggy and might require reinstallation which can be very difficult at times due to their uninstaller not working as intended.

Monitors:

Is it worth going from 1080p to 1440p? 100% I have noticed a big difference in texture quality and general details in the distance in games.

LG UltraGear 27GL83A-B (2k 144hz)
More expensive than other options but has good colour accuracy and no dead pixels so far. Don't buy cheap monitors!
Positives:
- Colour accuracy is good
- Compatible with AMD Freesync and Nvidia GSync
- No dead pixels
- Good latency and refresh rate
- HDR
- 2k 2560x1440 resolution
- Good screen size for more immersion and visual quality
- A good reputable brand
- IPS Display
Negatives:
- Expensive

AOC Gaming 24G2U (144hz)
Good secondary monitor with decent colour accuracy.
Positives:
- Good for an entry level setup
- Compatible with AMD Freesync and Nvidia GSync
- 144hz refresh rate
- No dead pixels
- Competitive price
- A good reputable brand
- IPS Display
Negatives:
- 23 Inch, too small for some people

AOC E2470Sw
https://amzn.to/2KYGDV1
Standard monitor which I usually have vscode on, works for basic things, nothing special.
Positives:
- Has lasted me 8 years without any issues
- Good for a cheap extra monitor for anything that doesn't need good colour accuracy
- No dead pixels so far
Negatives:
- 60hz refresh rate (too slow)
- TN panel
- Bad latency (Not recommended for competitive gaming)
- 23 inch, too small but not bad if you use it for an extra display

Microphone: Blue Yeti
https://amzn.to/2yLlEiZ
Expensive but very reliable, I bought this back in 2016 for £100 and it has lasted me 8 years! Lets hope it can reach 10.
- Very durable
- Metal body
- Very good sound quality
- Lasts long if you take care of it
- Easily attaches to most microphone stands
- No drivers required

Headphones: Corsair Void Pro
Overall a good buy
Positives:
- Wireless so you don't need to worry about a broken cable ruining your headset.
- Good battery life
- Good sound quality, also includes virtual

The UK is the second largest exporter of services in the world so it makes sense that I offer them.
Prices are negotiable and depend on the work.

Speciality
● Alt:V (GTA:V MP Modification)
● Garry's Mod
● Discord Bots
● Full Stack Web Developer

Coding & Markup
● Javascript, Typescript
● Python
● Lua
● C Sharp (C#)
● PHP
● HTML & CSS (I prefer to use tailwind for CSS mostly)

Databases
● MySQL
● MongoDB

● Windows Server 2016+

● Debian/Ubuntu and based distributions
● Fedora and based distributions

● Server updates and security management.
● Game server management and installation.

Installation and setup of software including but not limited to
● Wireguard
● IIS
● Nginx
● MySQL
● MongoDB
● Pterodactyl
● TCAdmin