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I was sitting here looking through my YouTube channel and all of a sudden a notification pops up saying hey you have been copyright claimed. I’m sitting here thinking okay my friend must have posted a new video of overwatch gameplay or apex gameplay or something of the sort with copyrighted music. So naturally I go to take a look. Low and behold it is one of my first few videos I posted to my channel, that was overclocking my R9 380. Not that great of a video but was my first that got a decent amount of views. Sadly my channel is dead for the most part (I don’t post much and my friend does videos here and there that are compilations of people from our group playing well). So when I saw this claim on a hardware overclock I had to know what it was. So I click in to see the part that’s being claimed. It is a 33 second clip of heaven benchmark that I was using for showing the overclock performance a little. It was saying that Fullscreen inc. claimed it for a channel. The channel it says it is claiming it for is Linus Tech Tips. (See image) Now I’m not mad at LTT as I love the Linus Media Group. I’m subscribed to just about all the Linus channels (including his cat channel for some reason). I do believe though that this is a false claim coming from somewhere outside them for when I look up Fullscreen inc. it says “Fullscreen, Inc. is an American entertainment company and global network which offers creative tools, services, and consultation to YouTube content creators and brands.” I am not going to fight this for a channel that is pretty dead and that is probably not going to pick up because getting my life together is a little more important to me at the moment. I do believe that this problem is now going to be spreading to smaller and smaller channels trying to take off and causing major issues for those who want to get started on YouTube. If these copyright claim issues keep happening if the right platform pops up YouTube may end up dead in the water. Sorry about the long post:)

You just need to take all the parts that are better out and build a rig with them, then put the other worse rig together with bad parts and sell it. I would personally not use a laptop and instead go and buy a windows tablet that has a bluetooth keyboard and mouse. You will have something portable and good for work school and low end gaming if you get something that is mid range.

It depends on the resolution they display at. If they both display in 1080p than you should be fine. Check for quality of cables and check reviews. The question you should really be asking is do you want to have to use an hdmi cable for the first one.

Rig name: August Cpu: AMD FX-8350 @4.0Ghz Gpu: Sapphire NITRO Radeon R9 380 4GB OC@1010Mhz Ram: Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB (4x4GB) @1600Mhz Score: 4