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Seeing as how I have waited on the Pixel XL 128GB for months now and I am now just seeing it come back in stock in the Google Store, is it worth getting the Pixel XL 128GB or should I just wait for the second generation of the Pixel to come out?

To clarify, I currently have the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM910V and am using it on Verizon. My phone has been getting worse and worse as time passes and I am ready to move on. I just need opinions on weather this is a smart time to go ahead with purchasing a Pixel, or if I should suck it up and wait.

Thank you all!

Here are my specs:

CPU: Intel Core i7 3770 3.40 GHz

CPU Cooler: Stock Intel Cooler

Motherboard: Gigabyte Z77N-WIFI

Memory: Crucial Ballistix Tactical 8GB DDR3-1600

Storage: Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200RPM

Video Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 3GB

Power Supply: Antec 450W

Case: Bitfenix Prodigy Mini ITX

Operating System: Windows 10 Pro

Display Resolution: 1920x1080

I am looking for advice from you all, because I am not sure if my system is old enough to warrant building a new one, or if I should just upgrade to a new video card. Now that the Kaby Lake series of CPUs have been released, I thought that now might be a good time to think about my system, because I would like to run my ga

I recently designed and built my own custom mechanical keypad/gamepad for gaming. I used 32 red switches and an iPAC 2 to power and run the whole setup. Now that it is built, it works fine, but I would like to change what these switches do.

Currently, they are all paired to actuate a key on a keyboard, say for example, "w" or "L Shift". What I am hoping for is that whenever I press a key on my keypad, the computer registers it as "button #1" or "button #29". This way, the computer sees a separate input being activated, and not just a letter on my actual keyboard being pressed.

I am looking for something like the G-keys on a Logitech G710 Plus or the

I saw some people getting upset in the comments over the new changes to how teamkilling is handled in 3.4.

I don't think that there will be an immediate ban over one team-kill. That would make absolutely no sense. The patch notes say: "If a player repeatedly team kills, they will temporarily be banned from matchmaking." The way I interpret it, one team-kill won't kick or ban you. Multiple offences of repeated team-killing will.

If I am wrong though, I would really appreciate one of the devs clarifying this, as lots of people are confused.

When I was a freshman in high school, I built my first computer. My system specs are as follows:

• Intel Core i7 3770 (3.40 GHz)
• Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 (3GB)
• Crucial Ballistix Tactical LP 8GB Kit (2 x 4GB / DDR3-1600)
• Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD
• Gigabyte Z77N-WiFi ITX Motherboard
• Antec 450W Power Supply

Now a freshman in college, I want to upgrade this thing. Looking back, I have no idea why I chose the parts I did, and why on earth I would put a 450W power supply in this thing. Before I proceed, I am looking for some opinions on what I should do.

I play a lot of games, and I would say that ArmA III is the most intensive on my system. I run a 1080p monitor, and want to be able to