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                                                                Keyboard & Mouse: iBUYPOWER Gaming
                                                                USB Keyboard + iBUYPOWER Gaming USB
                                                                Mouse
                   By Mike McEnery
                                                                My only CON is the keyboard and mouse are
                   Editor: Lake County Area Computer
                                                                                           hardwired which
                   Enthusiasts                                                             means extra wires on
                   editor@lcace.org                                                        my desk.  The key-
                                                                                           board is a little mushy,
         I recently purchased an iBUYPOWER
         CO900iV2 gaming Desktop with Windows 10                                           and I will remedy that
         installed.  It is a little over the top for me (I am                              with a wireless setup in
         not a gamer) but I plan on this PC to last me at                                  a few weeks.
         least 8-10 years, unfortunately the first machine
         would not power up so I returned it to Costco.  It
         was a breeze to return, great customer service.
         Exchanged the computers and went home.



         Set up was easy right out of the box, and I was
         up and running in less than 15 minutes.  This
         computer has met or exceeded all my expecta-           Author: Jim Sanders, Director / Webmaster,
         tions so far; it is extremely fast, and very power-
         ful. Boot up time is maybe 10 seconds.  I have         North Orange County Computer Club, CA
         run MS office 2019 and Photoshop Elements              September 2019 issue, Orange Bytes
         2020 and cannot believe the speed that Ele-            www.noccc.org / jsanders (at) ligasmicro.com
         ments runs.
                                                                The taskbar is a very important part of the Win-
                                                                                       dows 10 operating system.

         For you techie’s it came with:                                                Arguably,  it's  primary  pur-
                                                                                       pose is to make computing
         Processor & Memory: 9th Gen Intel® Core™                                      life for you, the user, easi-
         i7-9700F 8 Core Processor 3.0GHz, 16GB                                        er.  Like  a  lot  of  things  in
         DDR4 2666MHz RAM                                                              Windows  10,  most  of  the

         Drives: 2TB 7200RPM SATA Hard Drive,                   features  in  the  taskbar  can  be  implemented  or
         480GB SATA III Solid State Drive, No Optical           modified in more than one way. Some, directly
         Drive                                                  on the taskbar itself. For instance, the order in
                                                                which  shortcut  icons  appear  on  the  left  end  of
         Operating System: Microsoft® Windows 10
         Home (64-bit)                                          the taskbar can be rearranged by simply moving
                                                                the  cursor  to  that  icon,  left  click  and  hold  with
         Graphics & Video: 8GB NVIDIA® GeForce®                 the mouse, then drag the icon left or right to the
         RTX 2060 SUPER™ Graphics                               position that you want it to be in.

         Communications: Wireless-AC 802.11 WLAN,
         10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN
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