What's Your Desktop/Office Setup?

[Yo ssi]

Is an embody for $750 a good price?

[WayBackMachine]

dell SE2717H/HX

P520
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/workstations/thinkstation-p-series/thinkstation-p520/33ts3tpp520

coming from a 4GB ram I3 laptop to 32 GB + Xeon processor, I feel like I was wearing sunglasses all my life, with the Speed its a different world,

[mevinyavin]

dell SE2717H/HX

P520
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/workstations/thinkstation-p-series/thinkstation-p520/33ts3tpp520

coming from a 4GB ram I3 laptop to 32 GB + Xeon processor, I feel like I was wearing sunglasses all my life, with the Speed its a different world,

You went from a WayBackMachine to one that isn't way back.

[Yo ssi]

dell SE2717H/HX

P520
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/workstations/thinkstation-p-series/thinkstation-p520/33ts3tpp520

coming from a 4GB ram I3 laptop to 32 GB + Xeon processor, I feel like I was wearing sunglasses all my life, with the Speed its a different world,

What do you use it for?

[Live N Learn]

I've been using the MX 3S mouse for quite some time which I really like, and recently bought the MX keys.

Since I connected it to the PC the mouse lags from time to time and the keyboard doesn't respond every here and there and the backlight starts blinking.

Anyone ever experienced the same or knows of a solution?

[Yo ssi]

I've been using the MX 3S mouse for quite some time which I really like, and recently bought the MX keys.

Since I connected it to the PC the mouse lags from time to time and the keyboard doesn't respond every here and there and the backlight starts blinking.

Anyone ever experienced the same or knows of a solution?

Using Bluetooth?

[Live N Learn]

Using Bluetooth?

Yes.

[KSMH]

dell SE2717H/HX

P520
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/workstations/thinkstation-p-series/thinkstation-p520/33ts3tpp520

coming from a 4GB ram I3 laptop to 32 GB + Xeon processor, I feel like I was wearing sunglasses all my life, with the Speed its a different world,

Love the power!!!

FYI: Try building your own computer with comparable specs, (or pay someone) for a fraction of the cost...

[Yo ssi]

Yes.

That makes sense. If you switch to the USB you shouldn't have those issues.

[Live N Learn]

That makes sense. If you switch to the USB you shouldn't have those issues.

Is it an issue to pair both to the same USB?

[Yo ssi]

Is it an issue to pair both to the same USB?

No

[Live N Learn]

WD Blue or Samsung EVO for desktop SSD?

[Yo ssi]

WD Blue or Samsung EVO for desktop SSD?

Probably whatever is cheaper

[mevinyavin]

Probably whatever is cheaper

+1, almost always.

We talking about a 2.5" SSD? Absolutely whatever is cheapest, and there are more brands to choose from.
An M2 is more nuanced but in a general sense whatever is cheapest, too.
See my wiki for more details: https://forums.dansdeals.com/index.php?topic=133020.msg2706850#msg2706850
A quote regarding brands:

Top brands include Acer, PNY, Samsung, Timetec, Sandisk, HP, Kingston, MSI, Crucial, Mushkin, Intel (now Solidigm), Sabrent, and Western Digital. Tier 2 brands (fine for cheap drives but maybe avoid if you are getting a big one that is expensive) include Team Group, Silicon Power, Inland (this is Micro Center’s brand), Addlink, Patriot, Lexar, Orico. Note that even Tier 1 companies make cheap drives and good drives, with a wide difference in performance and even longevity.
Specs that matter include the warranty – compare drives regarding the TBW rating to determine the life expectancy of the drive. There is a big difference between a cheap drive rated for 300TBW and an expensive one rated for 1500TBW. Users generally don’t come close to this, but if you write large files on to the drive constantly, don’t get one with a low TBW rating.
Speed is the next thing to compare. SATA III drives are as close to identical as not to matter. NVME 3.0 drives can be budget (1500MBps to 2300MBPs) or faster (in the range of 3000MBps). NVME 4.0 drives are sometimes barely faster than 3.0 (3500MBps, which I just list in the 3.0 section), or 4000-5000MBps, which I call budget 4.0. Or the classy, expensive ones can go as high as the 7000MBps range. Don’t get these last ones without a heat sink or some other way to keep them cool.

[Live N Learn]

+1, almost always.

We talking about a 2.5" SSD? Absolutely whatever is cheapest, and there are more brands to choose from.
An M2 is more nuanced but in a general sense whatever is cheapest, too.
See my wiki for more details: https://forums.dansdeals.com/index.php?topic=133020.msg2706850#msg2706850
A quote regarding brands:

Thanks @mevinyavin @Yo ssi.

Great wiki.

[SrulyS]

Just got my Dygma Defy keyboard I've been waiting for since February.

Worth ever penny I paid (all 53,000 plus).