@Maxpowers_32: Because it's the older 2015 model and you cannot get it anymore, it can be recharged and has a headpone jack.

@dovejohn80: https://www.meetup.com/

@dragonps: Unplug it from the wall, then take out your cmos battery, then hold the power button for 10 seconds and then put it back in and power it on.

The real issue is that the PC is actually designed to take in these systems and allow you to play them even after they're dead. It will always be better than consoles, heck you can even play the new Zelda on it, and persona 5 is almost fully playable on it. You can play just about every generation of consoles on it, Zelda's already running in 4K...

I'll believe it once it comes from a legit source...

@Mighty-Lu-Bu: I'd recommend a mini-itx board, SLI/Crossfire is dead and it's 2017 not 2001, I'd also recommend getting the 6800k then OCing, runs 2x cooler than the 7700k, plus 2 more cores, very small fps difference when Oced, I have the 7700k and it's "VERY" hot, pushing it past 4.5ghz is going to be very hard to do without a professions water cooling unit. Out of the two it really doesn't matter, only real difference is maxed pre-OCed Ram.

What I'd recommend.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157752

or

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2F85DP8743

Keep in mind he had to "actually" get it to 5Ghz, I am seeing crazy heat with stock 4.5ghz h50. My 5820k runs at 4.5ghz at 2x cooler than the 7700k.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdVc8APD0ts

@jack00: make sure your playing in DX11 mode.

@zthugger: It could be that the server you're connecting to is in another country. Does this happen on every server? How many bars of wifi do you have?

@silversix_: I would say no, last I looked BF1 used the most RAM, it uses about 7gb. I'd recommend replacing the whole build in time rather than buying more ram.

@holdthedoooooor: What your looking for are steam games that support multiplayer via split screen, the game must support the 360 controller which would allow you to split the controls up. The screen would be cut in half and then projected on the main device. If you want both users to have their own screens you will need another laptop or a software like "ASTER Multiseat " and the game would have to support some kind of network play.