SilentXer0

now you say.. that does sound like an asus thing to do..
"oh yeah, we have RGB LEDs, how will we store the values?" "hmm.. how about hue, saturation, and lightness?"

or nvidia could give it a model number like the rest of their gpu's
gtx 1090 Titan

GTX 1080ti - pick your flavor - since this one is faster in single-core, the 1080ti will help maximize what you plan to do with it.
EVGA GTX 1070 FTW/FTW2 - the speed isn't as high, but then again, the Ryzen chips don't have as fast of a clock speed in single-core either.

Read this: https://codex.bbpress.org
And see if you're skilled enough to configure it.
There are enough cheap hosting options out there, which will automatically make a Wordpress site.
 
(Also, other forum users. Take it easy. He's a kid with a MineCraft avatar asking for help)

even in his sig he has the cpu underclocked. 
 

to make your motherboard support a newer chip  ( i think everyone is assuming you have an older motherboard as it's not listed)

Because the Z170 board was released prior to the 7700K so it needs to be updated to recognise the CPU and you need to do it with your current CPU as you cant do it with a CPU it doesnt recognise

Molex, I've had so many get stuck together.

or just use compressed air carefully 

that system got a new supply, But it was cleaned and put in one of my home systems (my sons minecraft server),  so if it fails i don't have to leave the house to service it.

the $200 price tag on the 980ti is too good to pass up,  that's half what you would pay for a 1070 and performance will be pretty even.

i was surfing YouTube and this came up in my recommended videos.
 
figured some of you would find it interesting
 
 

unless it's a quad channel setup there would be no advantage,
 
the processor will still only address 2 sticks at a time (dual channel) 64 bit bus per dim and only send the data at the set frequency.
the second set of dims would share the bus and frequency with the first set, so there would be no room for a gain.
 
 

I love that distribution block design.

it seems it's a mixed bag on the reviews
 
some have the 1700 oc'd to 3.9 beating a 7700k @ 5ghz in a couple games
 
 

i wasn't aware of that, can i get a link?

this was pulled out of storage to take a pic for you all, so don't mind the dirt.
 
unisys du3935-m  9"  crt i havent had it on in a while but i believe it's monochrome.
circa 1996
 
 
also have an old gateway 2000 with the  p55c  @ 233 mhz
circa 1997
 
 

i would have to agree with this, and high swap file usage will cause cpu load which could be why cpu usage is so high.
 
edit: @straight_stewie said this already, hadn't read his post.

I'm still for hiring actual producer who knows to operate things.

It's unlikely that we'll change much in the near future for a show that runs only once per week, but having someone have an eye on the stream is probably worth looking into  

yes,having someone to monitor the stream ,adjust audio levels and switch video streams would raise the production quality of the stream.
 
I don't feel like a full fledged engineer would be needed, just someone familiar with the hardware/software they have in use.

i second the serial and parallel ports.
serial:

 
parallel: 

the machine should have a digital license and activate itself the first time it connects to the internet.
 
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12440/windows-10-activation