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So I've been really digging the wwe scene as of late and there's some segments that are uploaded to YouTube. I wanted to film my reaction to the segments and upload it to my YouTube. I want to do it properly so no copyright strikes affect my channel aka get banned.

I would like to stick to NVIDIA due to its cuda cores. Thank you so much for the info

Currently looking into upgrading my build, initially was interested in the 4070 TI release but realized my processor could use an upgrade. I would rather then upgrade to a 4070 and use the extra 300 on a processors. I do understand that ryzen used the same socket and advertise its combability for future upgrades, I would only like to focus on a CPU that doesn't require a different motherboard. I am going to be streaming and creating content on this pc, as well as, gaming at 1440p. Thanks for the help! Budget (including currency): 700 Country: US Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: COD, Ready or Not, GTA V at 1440p but streaming on streamlabs OBS at 1080p. I currently lag while streaming games like Ready or Not. CPU: Ryzen 7 5800 8 core GPU: RTX 1060 PSU:750 Watt Memory: 32gb DDR4

I recently upgraded from a ryzen 2 2700x to a R9 5900x. I also have 32gb of ram along with a 3070 gpu. Now I am wondering how will my streamlab OBS settings need to be tweaked. Am I better of using the CPU as the streaming encoder or would NVENC still give better results? I am looking to game and stream at 1440p 30 fps (downscales to 1080p). I just want to get the best settings for performance and quality. Thank you in advance.

I am thinking of getting a vr headset and I am wondering if storage capacity is a big deal. I have no problem getting the 256gb one if 64gb is unbearable.

thanks sorry about that

Ah wrong section sorry

I saw a 2080 going on craigslist for 350, it is the EVGA RTX 2080 SUPER FTW3 Ultra. Should I go for it or wait for the 30 series to be a little less rare? I game on 1440p settings and would like to be set for quite a while before upgrading again. I currently have a 1070. What do you guys recommend?

Okay I have time regardless I’ll try to see if maybe I can snipe a 3070 preorder

So I sold my 1070 and I was wondering what would be the better option. Should I save some money and go for a 2080 now that prices have gone down or should I wait for a 3070 ( which might be a long while)? I have a 1440p monitor and would like to run most games on ultra.

he got an xbox one s so he wants to use a 4k monitor

My friend is looking for a 32-28 inch 4k monitor, he's willing to spend 219-320 for a 4k monitor. We really don't know much about monitors, so if you guys can recommend any good ones that would be great.

So my friends external hard drive is not being recognized on his Xbox and I offered to help fix it seeing that we bought the same model. We have a Wester Digital Elements 2 TB external hard drive. So I plug my friends hard drive into my pc and it isn't recognized right away because I plugged it into my 3.0 ports. Seeing this I immediately got my hard drive and see if it did the same which it did not do. I then saw that people had problems like this and said switch to usb 2.0 ports and boom it detects it no problem. Is there anyone who has any idea how to fix it and make it work with USB 3.0, I need it to work for Xbox One. ( Some solutions say reset PC bios and I know its not my PC)

Gotchu but maybe almost 300 for a mobo overkill?

when is that?

is there anything that I would lose by switching? Like any certain features intel provides that AMD cant?

I know Ryzen is a beast but I don't know much about the line up.

That's true some are not good for overclocking right? What do you recommend anyways?

I'm not really a genius when it comes to overclocking but there a guides out there. I might as well give it a try, I have a decent water cooler. Thanks for these dude! Major help

Okay so I tend to stream games here and then with a i7 4790k which is a quad core. This results in some games using too much CPU usage and making then stream laggy. I was seeing that the i7 8770k is a 6 core and it advertises it as a good streaming CPU. Now the first question is should I go through with upgrading? If yes, what are some good motherboards that aren't 150+ dollars? I want a reliable motherboard with decent features, I'm not really into all that flashing looking pc parts. Should I wait until there are sales???

I saw a 980 ti for like 180, any good?

I'm just wondering what cards should we keep an eye out for since rtx gpus are coming out? Prices will lower for previous generations and I was wondering what cards still hold up and will be even better since everyone is selling their for reasonable prices.

So I currently have the typical NEEWER mic arm and it has been used for quite a while. It now can't hold the weight of my samson C01UPro. I was wondering if any of you guys have any knowledge with mic arms. The part that cant hold the weight is where all the mounts screw onto. This part has been slipping out for a bit and I need to replace the arm anyways. (Picture included) Any ideas on any good arms?

na, i got my own dedicated mic

shoot away, 120 is the cap