Darkness3840

Are you putting both the sticks in the same linked channel?

The corsair Vengeance LPX series is very reliable, and fairly cheap. http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Vengeance-2666MHz-PC4-21300-Memory/dp/B00NMJJXU4/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1446699501&sr=8-5&keywords=gskill+ddr4

My favorite product listed on this project is the Feenix mouse pad. It's large footprint gives someone enough space for their mouse, and it's hardpad design increases it's durability and reduces wear and tear.

The logitech g lineup of headphones is generally made of plastic, and tends to be very weak. Although, the price is good for the product, i'd still recommend that you shell out a bit more cash and get something of higher quality; If you intend to use headphones for extended periods of time.

I absolutely love smart switch. I can finally transfer from peasant ios to android master-race without an issue.

Hello there masked. Although the skylake line is (theoreticcaly) far more powerful than it's counterpart, there is still a distinctive difference between the 4790k and 6600k. The 4790k and 6600k both have 4 cores, although the 4790k has hyper-threading, and is clocked a bit higher. It truly depends on what you need either one for, if your workflow is more geared towards multithreaded workloads you can't go wrong with the 4790k. Although if you are simply playing games, the 6600k is a more cost effective solution. Considering that your friend would like to play games, process videos, and livestream, I would personally go with the 4790k, it being more powerful.

I currently have a stock dell mouse that came with my computer, It recently started to fail very badly, the sensor stops working sometimes, clicks don't register as often as I would like and it's simply very uncomfortable. I would really love to have a new mouse dedicated for gaming.