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Have you looked at PC Part Picker yet?

You don't need super gamery stuff with a top of the line mobo when you're on a budget.
 
I'd actually recommend something like this:
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
CPU: AMD - Ryzen 7 1700 3GHz 8-Core Processor  ($244.99 @ Newegg) 
Motherboard: MSI - B350 TOMAHAWK ATX AM4 Motherboard  ($64.99 @ Newegg) 
Memory: G.Skill - Trident Z 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory  ($149.88 @ Walmart) 
Total: $459.86
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2018-05-17 20:36 EDT-0400

Mhmmm... ...Delicious

Pretty nice. But i still wouldn't consider something played on-screen as an Olympic sport .

Well, this might be a crazy and radical plan, to radical for most on this forum even but; Have you considered blowing the dust out with a gas duster or compressed air?  Crazy I know but I've been reading some science on this and it might actually be possible.

Super optimized. Apple knows what hardware their systems are running on, and they know it'll only run on those approved pieces.
 
Since there's only a few CPUs, GPUs, mobos etc OSX devs can optimize really well.

Yo I've got the same mic.
 
It's not bad for the price.
 

I don't think there are any desktop boards that can take both a mobile 2nd gen i7, and an MXM GPU. Your best bet is to go find a new Alienware 18 motherboard online and rebuild it. You can check out the Notebookreview forum, there is a pretty active community there of guys who are into these older Alienware 18's, and it's pretty often that someone is selling parts.

Yo I've got the same mic.
 
It's not bad for the price.
 

Yo I've got the same mic.
 
It's not bad for the price.
 

Sign in with your MS account.
 
Then you get 3 installations (including your current one) on that key.
 
If you run into trouble activating, contact MS support, they're usually pretty good.

They seem sketchy. Their "Verified seller" stuff is just a random jpeg.
 

 
Countdown adds pressure, so it feels like that's a blow against it as well.
 
Also no actual address for their office, which is super weird if it were a real company.

100% legit! I mean, look at the picture bellow all with the same hands, all holding the same box exactly the same way, just in the car, on the bed, and other random places, and only the recent 100% legit reviews with pictures are at the top, and "show more reviews" has no pictures.
 
Only 100% legit sites have not working Facebook and Instagram links at the bottom. And a gmail e-mail is used for returns, with a "15$ restock fee". I mean, GMail, its Google, it must be legit. And with "We specialize in sourcing the latest trending technology products " as said under "About Us", you know its true, when their other products is a tacky USB battery bank with a picture of money on it, seriously indicates how they are on top of fashion trends.
 
I say ask a mortgage at your bank, and put it all on buying all these air pods, which you can resale yourself for 10$ more, and you'll be swimming in money.
This could be you:

 
 
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Yep all pcie slots are compatible - just keep in mind you might have extra space at the end, but dont' worry that's supposed to happend.

They seem sketchy. Their "Verified seller" stuff is just a random jpeg.
 

 
Countdown adds pressure, so it feels like that's a blow against it as well.
 
Also no actual address for their office, which is super weird if it were a real company.

Why are you getting a Z370 with a Pentium? Go i3 + less pricey mobo or go ryzen Try to squeze in an SSD if possible. Even 120GB will do. Don't think that PSU is that trustworthy. Take a look at the PSU tier list here on the forums, and fine something that's in tier 1-3, and matches your price point.

In my experience websites that
a. Provide a "countdown" to their products
b. Announce when that item has been purchased
Are usually scammy. Even if they provide the item, they're usually fake/low quality

Yeah i was thinking that to i just usually prefer the google home since we got about 10 around the  house

my asus T101HA is pretty snappy too, and thats not really something considered anywhere near poerful..
 
its not about the OS, its about not stacking an endless pile of startup programs and bloat onto it.

XDA style disclaimer:
 
So as many of you may know, youtube mobile doesn't let you set a quality higher than your device's screen. I'm sure a lot of you know that 4k youtube looks better than 1080p youtube on a 1080p screen due to the increased bitrate, so lets fix this issue on mobile.
 
Here's my 1080p Mi Max 2:

 
 
How did I do this? Just download a build.prop editor such as this one
 
Then add or edit a new property called sys.display-size and set a value of 3840x2160

 
Then reboot.
 
That's literally all you need to do.
 
My lowly snapdragon 625 struggles with 4k60, but 1440p60 is rock solid. 4k30 and lower works perfectly.
 
Example screenshots from this video
 
1080p:

 
4K:

You can also try to clear the %temp% folder and re-check!

If there's an SD card and there's stuff on it, you should start there.
 
Otherwise you're down to going to a legit repair shop and paying money for data recovery.

Aftermarket usually launches after a few months. 
 
It all depends on how badly you want the card, and for what price.

Looks normal to me. Is your wallpaper blue?

So this is just for streaming XBONE footage?
 
If so, you don't need that GPU, the CPU is a good choice, and try getting an SSD if at all possible.
 
Good choice on the 16GB RAM
 
Mobo choice shouldn't impact speed at all.