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It is extremely simple. Just watch a Linus video on how to build a PC. You won't break anything.

There is a USB B to A that you need to hookup between your PC/Monitor in order for the monitor ports to work.

Uhh. A dream come true much?

Uhh. A dream come true much?

Everything that AMD does ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

le gt 610, was torture playing everything at 20fps lowest settings at 720p.

at that resolution the more vram the better tbh. i would save up for the rx480 8gb or gtx1060 6gb

Arctic fans are actually nice and pretty cheap, Fractal design Silents fans are also good.

one way you could do it, if the router is VPN capable, is to set up a TAP VPN tunnel - if you set it right you could browse the work group just like you would be in a LAN
 
the speed tho, even if you have 100+mbps at one point doesn't mean you have 100mbps at the other end

yeah, a CPU upgrade would likely help you out a lot in games, not to mention every day use

Then just turn off the setting:
"Updates from more than one place"

Settings -> Updates -> Advanced -> Choose how updates are delivered.

gtx 1060

Just want to make a list of every known Kaby Lake CPU leak, as of October 2016:
 
 
 Core i7 7700K, base clock 4.2GHz, TDP 91W  Core i7 7700, base clock 3.6GHz, TDP 65W  Core i7 7700T, base clock 2.9GHz, TDP 35W  Core i5 7600K, base clock 3.8GHz, TDP 91W  Core i5 7600, base clock 3.5GHz, TDP 65W  Core i5 7600T, base clock 2.8GHz, TDP 35W  Core i5 7500, base clock 3.4GHz, TDP 65W  Core i5 7500T, base clock 2.7GHz, TDP 35W  Core i5 7400, base clock 3.0GHz, TDP 65W  Core i5 7400T, base clock 2.4GHz, TDP 35W  Core i3 7300, base clock 4.0GHz, TDP 51W  Core i3 7300T, base clock 3.4GHz, TDP 35W  Pentium G4620*, base clock 3.8GHZ, TDP 51W  Pentium G3950, base clock 3.0GHz, TDP 35W  Pentium G3930, base clock 2.9GHz, TDP 35W  
This was provided by WCCFTech
 
*G4620 has a slightly higher TDP and 4 threads. Not sure if it's a typo, it would be sweet if it isn't.

4 GHz i3? Son, that's 10/10.

Can confirm I've been having this issue as well. The video starts buffering infinitely, and when I try and leave the page Google Chrome stops responding for a while (then starts up again).

My dad's RAM goes 0-60 in like 6 seconds, so, that's pretty fast.

This made me laugh.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151102&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-PCPartPicker, LLC-_-na-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=&AID=10446076&PID=3938566&SID=

You could find a nice surge protector/UPS.

Submit your application: http://bit.ly/2dvJBhy
 
 

Audacity.

Uhh. A dream come true much?

Teamviewer is the program you need. 

I found this video: 
 
As you can see, the 2600k falls behind more than others in some games, but for the most part it keeps up. This is on stock speeds. Overclocking yields near identical fps for all processors.
 
Your biggest limiting factor IMO is the 3gigs of VRAM in the 780.