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Gaming Livestreams in which there are typically no vods of. (When I asked in their forums a few weeks ago, they said they don't post VODs) . Most of the time it's fighting games & occasionally lesser known MOBA. (Super smash, Street Fighter, VoG, etc.).

Hi, I'm trying to record multiple windows of a browser at the same time (Around 4-6), I'm currently using multiple OBS's to record 5-6 different windows (This is how my screen looks on my 2nd monitor when I'm recording http://i.imgur.com/12hLFQ4.png ) Also whenever I record, I typically don't have anything else opened except for the windows and OBS. A few questions; Is there a simpler way of doing this? Is there another recording software I can use so I don't have to open 6 different instances of OBS preferably using less CPU / Memory. What would be the best browser to do this on? I have to record a few Japanese, English and Korean livestream broadcasts every other week, right now I'm using Firefox. Any help would be appreciated, thanks! Also, not sure if this is the correct sub-forum but I feel like it was appropriate so apologies if it's the wrong one.

Found this just now as I was browsing. http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00BQ8RHJ2/ 20% claimed as I post this message. Seems like a pretty solid deal.

Yep, Apple earphones are the best imo. Be sure to buy it from an Apple store as well to avoid phony Apple products.

It includes Borderland 2 and all DLC listed. And the page to steam http://store.steampowered.com/sub/32848/

I totally forgot about it and saw the email in my spam folder... guess I missed this one.

Yep it's moddable.

Hi, I'm looking for a more business orientated laptop that I can carry around for work. I don't care about the screensize and all that, and my budget is around 500$ CDN more or less. It'll pretty much be only used for Microsoft excel / word, browsing and a bit of website designing. I don't have any knowledge of laptops, so any suggestions would be awesome. (Looked at a few laptops and didn't know if they were the best 'bang for the buck')

Is canadacomputers reputable? I've seen a lot of negative feedback from customers who purchased from them.

Thanks, however I just checked and the only place that's selling it is Tigerdirect which I really heavily dislike (And it's 40$ shipping), and hookbag which I've heard other people had issues with.

Checked beforehand and it does support it. GTX 660 TI. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-660ti/specifications

Hello friends and everyone else. Recently I've decided to purchase another 2nd monitor for a dual monitor set-up. (My old monitor had a breakdown.) Right now I'm using this http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=corp&sku=320-9333 (Dell ST2320L). I've been thinking of getting http://www.amazon.ca/VE247H-Personal-Entertainment-Resolution-10000000/dp/B004EFUOY4/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1404611371&sr=1-3&keywords=monitor , but I'd like some opinions/other options as I don't have too much knowledge about monitors aside from response time and all that. My budget is around 200$ (I can go slightly over.), and prefer to use Amazon.ca as the primary retailer. (Although still open to other online retailers.) I'd also prefer if the monitor is 1920x1080, but again not going to kill over it not being that resolution. I'm probably going to stick with my DELL ST2320L as my main monitor, and use the monitor I'm planning to buy for browsing/chatting applications.

I really like the design of this notebook personally. It also holds the record, which is definitely a +1. Although gaming on a laptop is inferior to gaming on a desktop, the specs look solid and it's always nice to have a notebook around when your waiting outside of your home. Also, the better than average sound is a +1 as well.

Alright, Not really planning on overclocking right off the bat so decided to go with the MSI Z87-G45 after looking at a few videos of both of them. Not really planning on overclocking right off the bat. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/npF9t6

Alright,so this is the final build I'm looking at http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/VgF9t6 . Slightly over budget, but I can save money for a bit longer for it. Also @aricleather , how does the buying windows at G2A work? Never bought anyone from that website before.