i7-6700K

i just got into it and then i sold my graphics card 
i am getting a new one in 2 days (bet u cant guess which one) 
and ill play with you 

you'll still get dust even if you have positive airflow lol

https://obsproject.com/

Thanks, I'll give it a go in a bit.

nf-a14 ftw

nf-a14 ftw

Sorry but ProKeero is wrong. "Soundproof foam" is actually acoustic foam. Acoustic foam changes the echo of sounds, not deafen it. This is why music creators have this installed, to re-direct sound from bouncing of the room. Sound-proofing is used during the construction of houses. 
 
Soundproofing:

 
Acoustic foam:
 

Windows updates for some odd reason put a temporary file like that on my spare drive. that is what it probably is, just take ownership of it and delete it, you don't need it

thanks so much. this file scared the crap out of me

Sorry but ProKeero is wrong. "Soundproof foam" is actually acoustic foam. Acoustic foam changes the echo of sounds, not deafen it. This is why music creators have this installed, to re-direct sound from bouncing of the room. Sound-proofing is used during the construction of houses. 
 
Soundproofing:

 
Acoustic foam:
 

I might have to sell you if you keep running away from my motherboard.
 
Kek 
Dam these jokes are getting cheesier xD.

cheesy af

Sorry but ProKeero is wrong. "Soundproof foam" is actually acoustic foam. Acoustic foam changes the echo of sounds, not deafen it. This is why music creators have this installed, to re-direct sound from bouncing of the room. Sound-proofing is used during the construction of houses. 
 
Soundproofing:

 
Acoustic foam:
 

You have to press the 1 and 2 buttons simultaneously to connect it. You can use it then in an emulator like Dolphin, but not on its own.

And here we see a processor asking how to use a keyboard. 
 
THEY'RE BECOMING SELF AWARE!!!
 
also online typing testers will not only test the keys to see if they work, but your skill with them as well. 

you can get like $10 shit ones from this chinese website i forgot

Strate imo
 

thanks for the replies. I will get the strafe

Duuuude why are you outta my motherboard!? that was my keyboard!
 
Kek

i5-4460 or i3-6100

when you're bored. jk. i clean mine every month or so.
 
i like your name btw  

1) false positive
2)virus piggybacking on the skype data
3)Microsoft spyware
either way it shouldn't hurt anything to let it be removed
 
 

I just searched up similar problems that people had like this. This was one answer:
 
Malwarebytes has IP blocklists grabbed from a variety of sources.   Any IP in the world can be on a blocklist for a variety of reasons.  That IP is in an IP address range hosting at least one open-ended outgoing e-mail server.  Open ended SMTP servers are generally used to send spam, so it can end up on a spam blacklist even if no spam is ever sent.
 
Skype interacts with a lot of IPs.   So when Malwarebytes set's off its rather ridiculous alarms, all it's informing you is that Skype is interacting with an IP of a possible email server that "might" send out spam.  It doesn't mean you're infected or being attacked by anything.  It's not like you're interacting over e-mail (port 25) in the first place.  

ok thank you guys a lot