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System Name | Work Computer | Laptop | Unfinished Computer |
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Processor | Core i7-6700 | Core i7-7700HQ | Ryzen 5 5600X |
Motherboard | Dell Q170 | Lenovo ThinkPad | Gigabyte Aorus Elite Wi-Fi |
Cooling | A fan? | Some Fans | Truly Custom Loop |
Memory | 4x4GB Crucial 2133 C17 | 2x8GB Assorted | 4x8GB Corsair Vengeance RGB 3600 C26 |
Video Card(s) | Dell Radeon R7 450 | Intel HD 630 + Quadro M620 Mobile | RTX 2080 Ti FE |
Storage | Crucial BX500 2TB | WD Black SN750 512GB + Intel H20 512GB + 1TB HDD | TBD |
Display(s) | 3x LG QHD 32" GSM5B96 | Internal 1080p | TBD |
Case | Dell | Lenovo ThinkPad | Heavily Modified Phanteks P400 |
Audio Device(s) | Half-broken Earbuds | Headphones | TBD |
Power Supply | Dell TFX Non-standard | Lenovo 225W | EVGA BQ 650W |
Mouse | Logitech M275 | Monster No-Name $7 Gaming Mouse| TBD |
Keyboard | Logitech K345 | Lenovo's Incredible Keyboard | TBD |
Software | Quotesoft, Adobe Acrobat, DaVinci Resolve | GAMES | MOAR GAMES |
I am sure that it is reinforced, but I tend to abuse my phone...You mean to say that the port isn't reinforced by having it screwed to the frame of the device? Because that's how it is on the iPhone with the Lightning Port. If you look at the bottom of the phone there's two tiny screws on both sides of the Lightning Port that I can only assume are used to reinforce the structural integrity of the port.
Dropping it repeatedly with a connected device doesn't help its structural integrity.