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I would move to a 12400/F or 13400/F (whichever's cheaper)
 
Get a cheaper SSD like a crucial P3 Plus 
 
Cheaper case
 
And use the savings on a 7800 XT

Budget?
Something like the Yeti Nano or Seiren Mini come with a stand to sit in front of you. 
 
Those microphones are meant for conferencing, and are notoriously poor for sound quality. 

Budget?
Something like the Yeti Nano or Seiren Mini come with a stand to sit in front of you. 
 
Those microphones are meant for conferencing, and are notoriously poor for sound quality. 

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Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

I see. Glad I asked before I bought them hah. Thanks for the help guys!

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/
 
stdio is a library because its a localized functional system with no external integrations. When you call the windows.h header you're calling the windows library to interact with it internally. The API call is a wrapper for whatever the API contains - generally more libraries.
 
If you look at windows.h you'll see specifically what you're touching.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winbase/
 
You may also want to brush up on what header files actually do- and how they interact with overarching programs.

I had the same dilemma - didn't find the price jump worth it at all for the features.
 
If you want to be very particular with the sleep tracking, series 9 will likely be the way to go- SE will do the same but just won't be as detailed.

For gaming, and the microphone dilemma, just grab the TYGR's. They're a very good set of cans 

Use two factor, my guy!!

Use two factor, my guy!!

Yeah, json would be the most ideal or some csv if you are more used to the table format used in sql database. 
 
For both json or table format, I would used a library. Too much work to write your own serialization and deserialization parser. 

It'll work, but file transfers/transcoding/whatever else will be painfully slow. 

Motherboard doesn't use standard 24 pin ATX power so you'd need some kind of adapter. 

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Well, this definitely took an unfortunate turn. Sorry OP.
 
Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

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Well, this definitely took an unfortunate turn. Sorry OP.
 
Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

Update to this:
 
Ran TCP Optimizer, rebooted, and seems to have fixed the issue. 
Digging through right now to find out what it exactly changed, I saw a number of reg key directories in the log files.

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Well, this definitely took an unfortunate turn. Sorry OP.
 
Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

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Well, this definitely took an unfortunate turn. Sorry OP.
 
Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

-Moved to Laptops and Pre-Built Systems-

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Well, this definitely took an unfortunate turn. Sorry OP.
 
Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

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Well, this definitely took an unfortunate turn. Sorry OP.
 
Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

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Well, this definitely took an unfortunate turn. Sorry OP.
 
Emily is still around to my knowledge, just not in the front of house. 

Nope, we are a free for all household lol. Regardless, downloads arent throttled in any other software 

Should be fine, transcoding shouldn't require anywhere near full bandwidth - and especially if you're just lightly transcoding here and there I wouldn't worry about it.

Do you know what kind of software hes actually building?
 
The languages don't matter really if what they're being used for it menial.