Philcat101

You'll need software that will migrate all of the partitions and stuff
You can find great guides via google/youtube search, here is my (Simplified) experience:
 
Got new drive, hook it up, check it out in disk management
Got EaseUS Todo Backup, made sure drive got recognized
Copied all partitions of my C drive to the new drive, took not too long
Try to boot off new SSD
If successful, reformat the old drive fro future use (optional)
done

1. Welcome to the forums!
2. Use pcpartpicker.com, it is a great resource. Always check with us though
3. With a budget as large as $1500, your are going to have nothing but a AAA capable machine.
 
Tell us more about what games, resolution, and other tasks

1. Welcome to the forums!
2. Use pcpartpicker.com, it is a great resource. Always check with us though
3. With a budget as large as $1500, your are going to have nothing but a AAA capable machine.
 
Tell us more about what games, resolution, and other tasks

For me, peripherals is something you should put some cash in mainly because you're interacting with it everytime you're on your computer, it's something you touch and feel.
 
Just my 2 cents.

Comparing an RX480 to a 1060 isn't really a fair fight. the 1060 wins in pretty much every game/situation by a decent margin, but its also a bit more expensive. It would be like comparing a 1070 and a 1080. One is objectively better than the other, but it also comes with a higher price to get you there.

Long story short, between the 480 and 1060, Get whichever you can best afford. the 1060 is the better card. the 1060 is also the more expensive card.

Hey LTT and LMG team,
 
I know you've done previous videos on different types of display technologies like IPS vs. TN, LED vs LCD vs Plasma, or how color is displayed on monitors, refresh rate, etc.
 
I was wondering if you could kind of wrap all of these discussion into one video focusing on why some people have horrible eye strain with certain technologies in monitors. It seems like more and more people are struggling with eye strain after working in-front of their monitors for a whole day. Basically, what combination of the display technologies available today would decrease the likelihood of experiencing eye strain after a day of work? Perhaps end the episode with some specific recommendations of panels that provide the lowest likelihood of eye strain?

No...
Who told you that?
And BTW Intel has greater performance to price even though there are less cores
so yeah

usb hub is a usb hub, get one on ebay from china

can't go wrong with aukey
https://www.amazon.com/AUKEY-Port-Aluminum-Body-MacBook/dp/B019SYV4DA/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1467828026&sr=1-1-spons&keywords=usb+3+hub&psc=1
 
then get this to extend the range of the hub
https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Extension-Cable--Male--Female/dp/B00NH13UFQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1467828132&sr=8-4&keywords=usb+3+extension+cable

Better than a G3258
 
(also 1000th post hype)

Disassemble it.  Package parts separately.  Pack it in the case.

It depends on the CPU more, and you are well equipped.
I think it would like more clockspeed, but you have so many cores/threads that it doesn't matter too much

B series: Budget oriented
H series: Mid range, more features (depends on motherboard)
Z series: Overclock-able if you have the CPU for it
 
Your choice is good. If you ever upgrade to a K series CPU, and want to overclock, you might want a Z series chipset now.

The biggest one: find what features you want and will use. Don't get a $400 board because it has some things you thought sounded nice and never end up using them.

What's your budget? And does your power supply have 6 and/or 8 pin PCI-E outputs?

I got it from my neighbor who upgraded.
It's kinda sad as others might not be as lucky

Get it as soon as you can probs gonna be sold out first day

Basically no difference other than the mesh front. 

I don't think it's stupid
Well, I think just above your monitor pointed at your mouth (Maybe a bit higher and farther away from yourself) would yield good results.

yeah... I was thinking the same thing....   I might just have to get the i3 and test to see what happens....  if it's not faster, the kids can have it
 

Look for a Gtx 750ti slim. You should be able to find it.

So skylake is out of question. Go for the Haswell i5 OC route or the i7 non-OC.

bring it home boy
just make sure to disable all image correction and enchantment options on the TV otherwise you'll get terrible input latency

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I thought this was a repost, but I guess I am wrong!
Saw this a few days ago. Definitely good though that they are FINALLY getting rid of the invite system!
It was probably necessary for the One, but I think it was unnecessary for the 2. At least they realized that with the 3!