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First result with search https://linustechtips.com/main/search/?&q=Linus touching pants&search_and_or=or Don't take my criticism too personally. It's just too common that people today don't search before posting. Resulting we getting same basic questions asked all the time.

Yeah. I would use motherboard's site for those drivers before looking for RealTek's site for example. Mobo provides drivers that are tested on their boards while RealTek gives generic for the chips. They should be same, but finding correct driver from RealTek's site is much harder.

Yeah, because every on LMG including Linus knows about those things. /s I feel like they could touch the subject in terms of talking about which components suit that kind of work the best. They could even make series, but doing full builds, but explaining why its better to have more cores to X solutions or why you don't need more than 16gigs for gaming, but you really do for Y style of work. They do that when they take highest end hardware, but their style of making videos is still more entertainment than anything else. So info they give is lacking and often inaccurate. Overall, not the place where I would get my info when purpose building something else than pure RGB gaming rig.

This has been asked and noted so many times before I think its should be disclaimer in every of their videos. Its wireless keyboard and controls their teleprompter setup (laptop and mirror). He's pressing to go to next slide of the script he's reading. Audio/mics are using same settings all the time. They just power those on and check battery status before shooting. This has actually also been said few times, last during WAN show when they had more people than what WAN mic setup could handle. They talked about mics being setup for X show (TQ IIRC) and thus setting them again for WAN show would be more hassle than worth it.

The big thing is that you can add and change things later. So go with easy setup for now, and change it if you aren't satisfied with results. 2 in, 1 out is enough for cooling, so if you need more intake, that would mean you have hot GPU.

Gigabyte is not the best with fan controls, and your board seems to be following that trend. It lack ability to select fan control method. So you need to do some testing, but i would recommend having CPU and PWM fans using Silent preset and sucking it with 3pin fan. Gigabyte presets only work with PWM fans.

Why do you have that plastic in front? Thats one thing that will limit airflow. Apart from that, your GPU will need cooling too. As you have PSU shroud and no sidepanel vents, front is only place where cool air can come to GPU. So only intake for front fans.

Looking at reviews, I think stock might be even better. Arctic is worse than TX3...

Well, you can put fan other way around. But it will be better for CPU temps if cooler has fresh intake (vents) right next to it and you'd have case fan somewhere else to handle exhaust. The linked one will be hot besides being loud. Just look at how poor its heatsink part is. So I think even having down-draft cooler and inverted fan (blowing away from CPU instead of towards it) is still better than that. And there are multiple options. C7, Noctua, Dark Rock TF, CM Gemini2 etc.

For CPU its 3-7C temp difference between generic paste and premium one (Arctic, Noctua, IC, Cryonaut etc.). For GPU you need to pic non-conductive paste. I don't know if there have been any tests between generic and premium with GPUs.

The other two options are getting hub which is like a splitter but uses external SATA power. Or getting bit advanced controller which is more expensive and uses some software to setup fan curves. Your mobo probably would support Speedfan, but having all fans on single CPU header doesn't really give advantages.

Talk about hardware and stuff like that is allowed. Talk about obtaining images without owning Mac isn't. Thats pure piracy as Apple doesn't have those images available freely like Microsoft does.

Usually thats marketed for business machines. And they require you to use manufacturers recovery media to do it (compatibility and driver reasons). The way it works is that if it has downgrade rights, Win10 key would work for Win7. Thats how it was between Vista and XP, the last downgrade I've done.

It depends what you want to do with it. If you use OBS (or any other free software), you get game and voice audios mixed as single track. If you need to handle those separetly, then you should use something else to give you out that extra audio track. Or pay for extra features of XSplit etc.

And if you are wanting to go around some payment block, we can't help with that.