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So I would have to put the whole Adobe premiere on my SSD? Then if I were to put video footage in the software it wouldn't go all onto my ssd right? I can change that folder right? Do i have to do anything special?

I really want to avoid that for the time being

I did change my download folder to my mine storage drive but I just dont know why there are 2 versions of windows pro on my computer

So I got the SAMSUNG 950 PRO M.2 (256g) to go with a 2T Western Digital Black that I had for about a year now. Installation was a breeze but I'm just having a little trouble setting it up. I put a fresh Windows 10 install on the SSD however my computer is still picking up my other windows 10 on my HDD. I have currently Wiped my WD hard drive-had little on there so no big deal- to hopefully get rid of this problem but no cigar. It's asking me what Windows I should use (Volume 2) or (Volume 6) every time I boot my computer. - I assume Volume 2 is on my SSD because it seems to load faster. I've tried watching lines video on how he makes his PC boot on his SSD but has his main storage drive taking all the downloads but the video skips to a part where I don't know where to get at. If you can help me out that would be great! Side Note: Not sure what I should put exactly on my SSD. I just want Adobe to boot up fast and pretty much my whole interface to be more snappy. Any tips? UPDATE: I was at the boot menu and its booting to Hard Disk: Windows Boot Manager First instead of my SSD. When I changed my SSD to first and reboot my system it says please insert OS (something along those lines). Did I do something wrong?

Okay, Ill give that a try. Thanks for the help

Well I just told her she needs a HDMI spliter but when I watched videos on how spliters work they all plugged in to a graphics card

Like under 100 buck but nothing overkill, she doesn't want to run any games

My sister needs a super cheep graphics card that can run a two monitor display. Will a split work just fine or will I need a graphics card? She has an Intel core i3 3.7GHZ and 2 HDMI monitors

When I booted up my computer my core processors capped at 1.5 ghz

Everything went to shit. I'll just stick with the overclock on my board.

Okay thank you, I'm going to try this soon. I'll post back if it did or didn't work.

Hi, I just built my custom gaming/video editing pc and I have a question on how to preform a certain type of overclock.(which i saw in one of Linus tech videos but can't seem to find anymore) RIG: Motherboard: MSI x99s Gaming 7 CPU: Intel Core i7 5930k 3.5ghz GPU: MSI Geforce 980 Twin Frozr So my question is how can I make the CPU run at stock speed (3.5ghz)when i'm watching videos and stuff and have it run at overclock (4.0ghz) when i'm running games/ editing?

thx

Internet works fine. I will be able to download stuff.

thanks for the help...