Jimmy5Burgers

Finally got my build done in this case  
 
 

Hey guys just wanted to share my PC. I put a lot of time and work and planning into this. It's almost done just awaiting a PSU cover and a custom GPU backplate. Also have a few more cables to sleeve.

here is the backplate I am awaiting.

I am just saying Scrapyard Wars gave me an Idea.. I understand your point.  Good one.

and driving around with a face-up view in a car is better.  It would be more about the assembly I guess.  but good point.

Don't think they will but this should help getting it noticed by them @LinusTech @Slick

But still a good idea for like "Scrapyard Wars Season 6"

Neither of the two have notifications enable so that is pointless.

Well lets spam his email.

If you are just going for all out high quality I'd recommend a PCIE capture card as it will have basically no latency and the quality could potentially be higher from not having to deal with USB transfer speed limits. (might not be as much of an issue for USB 3.0 cards)
I have a Magewell Pro Capture HDMI and it does wonders and works super easy with OBS http://www.magewell.com/pro-capture-hdmi
Blackmagic also has a high quality one: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/intensitypro4k (supposedly up to 4k)
 
If you are still wanting a USB portable card Magewell also has a USB device that goes up to 2k 60hz http://www.magewell.com/usb-capture-hdmi
(I really like Magewell :3!)
 
 

is the elgato hd60 pro all its said to be.
 
are their other options that do 1080p 60fps recordings with no latency for streaming?
 
thanks

I'm actually on the market looking to build a streaming pc but with every new bit of hardware the price goes up!  So i might just get the Elgato HD60 Pro and use it in my main gaming Rig for now ! & to answer your question about quality from what i've seen on YouTube it looks GREAT!  

IDK about capture cards, I think they just grab the monitor output and record it and then pass it through to the monitor. As long as it isn't stealing cores/threads from your games, it shouldn't impact performance too much. I'd read up on reviews and see how it performs. 
 
P.S. Don't put your email up here, you might get spammed. 

Avermedia has a slew of them, in both USB and PCIe flavors, and the Razer Ripsaw has a USB 3.0. However, recording might suffer on USB if you're using multiple devices that love bandwidth on a single controller.

Well, I'm under age, so.... 

DAMIT Jim 

rite time to log off and get home for some gaming! Speak to you later dude!!!

thats a nice lookin Mobo !!1 i'll go for the 
STRIX B250F GAMING ... Dam it JIM !

low key the best way to get some good skyrim mods is to skim through MxR Mods titty videos.
That's where I got a lot of mine and progressively just have a core of essentials that I got used to playing with over time.

Sometimes the top mods aren't the best anyways, there's a lot of neat smaller mods.

EDIT: the Seasonic S12II or M12II are the best budget PSUs in the US. 

Agree. The VS is tier 6, and you want something from tier 3 for a cheaper build: 
 

psu is not so good, better go for the new cx 650m version if you want corsair.
For streaming pc is good.

it is a corsair vs600W it has an orange label on side.

Don't get an FX CPU. Go for a Ryzen, or if you are on a super tight budget, get a good mobo and a Pentium G4650, then upgrade the CPU when you get the cash. Everything else looks good, except I can't tell which PSU that is.

Would personally not go for that PSU.
 
Upgrade it atleast for the Semi Modular version.
Just my advice.

Hmmmm that GPU on amazon is £243.99  ..... I think i'll Hold fire on the card and just get the case,MB and CPU first