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No networked computer is secure enough. If you've got an old machine somewhere, try to use that.
 
Basically what you do is you just follow the steps for setting up a wallet (different for each crypto, but you can find it on their webpages).
Safest way is to download usually an HTML or exe or something onto a usb and run it on your offline computer. Then boom, you've got your public and private keys. NEVER share your private keys, but you can share your public one in order for people to give you money.

more like "this wallet for THIS currency, That wallet for THAT currency", so on and so forth. There are a few that can do many, but whatever you choose you MUST ENSURE that you get the private keys to your wallet. That is the ONLY way to prove that a wallet address belongs to you. If you don't have them, YOU DON'T OWN IT (or the crypto contained within it).

Nah dude, as a Dota guy, Twitch chat during tournaments is every -ist you can conceive of1. I for one click popout player every time I'm watching a Dota Tournament because i'd rather not participate in the puddle of diarrhea that is chat.
 
1 Ok, not every ist. I doubt they're all violinists

For streaming???? GPU model is irrelevant, the CPU handles all the streaming work, so buy the gpu that you were planning to buy when not streaming.

For streaming???? GPU model is irrelevant, the CPU handles all the streaming work, so buy the gpu that you were planning to buy when not streaming.

For streaming???? GPU model is irrelevant, the CPU handles all the streaming work, so buy the gpu that you were planning to buy when not streaming.

Same generation, different platform. The 4930K is on the X79 platform, 4770K is on Z87

Wrong...
 
4770K: Haswell
4930K: Ivy Bridge-E 
 
Remember extreme editions use older generation micro-architectures

Why not wait for Goku to get offensive ultra instinct then decide? Btw if somehow Goku beats Jiren 1v1 it will be such an ass pull and i will be def done with DBZ.

Btw ( most important thing ) don't EVER buy a ryzen cpu for 1080p gaming. For 1080p gaming the cpu speeds are very important and AMD always falls behind, ryzen cpus are only good for 4k gaming where the load goes to the gpu and you are gpu limited.

Even if you buy 1080ti you won't be able to run triple A games like ghost recon and witcher 3 at 144frames

Even if you buy 1080ti you won't be able to run triple A games like ghost recon and witcher 3 at 144frames

Go for 60hz, for a 1060 you cannot really expect to push games over 80 frames especially triple A titles. And additionally 1060 on a laptop is like -10% from a desktop performance so go and see frame rate numbers on the games that you want to play and see if a 1060 can really push above 60 frames. Also if you are using it for esports 120hz is much better but i wouldn't use gsync for esports cuz it adds input lag.

LG has one 144hz around the same price don't know how it works tho, been using this xl2411z for 13months now no issues its only that it look awful when you first plug it in so you need to spend a bit of time to change the settings and implement a profile.

I have this one its quite good. Out of the box is garbage, so you will need to find a good color profile on the internet and use it.

The gpu isn't that important when streaming, A 3gb 1060 is fine for 1080p 60fps. His lack of extra cpu cores are the main issues

Putting Windows into the High Performance power state keeps clocks up constantly.

upgrade to 1080ti only

I think the best headphone I've listened to metal on was a pair of Beyer Dynamics.  I'll have to ask a friend of mine what model he has is, but their sound signature was perfect for metal.

I wouldn't go for something with heavy base as this will probably drown out some mids and highs, that being said metal vocals are usually pretty dark. Personally, I have a pair of Audio Technica M50x which I think is a brilliant all-around headphone, they have good base which means I can use them for most of my music, and they isolate decently making them suitable for most environments.

Fellow metal head! Depends on your budget. I've found that the Sennheiser CX300II's are really solid earbuds, especially for metal. They go for about $30 bucks on Amazon. For $30 bucks, you really can't go wrong with these. I also have the Bose Quiet Comfort 35s (bluetooth noise cancelling headphones). They are outstanding for everything that I've put them through. However, I paid $350 for them. For metal, I would actually say both are about the same. The Bose has a greater depth...if that makes sense. For more "bassy" sound, the Bose REALLY blows the Sennheises away, but that is to be expected (or at least SHOULD be the case given the price difference)!

More preference, Like better mids to hear the bass and less treble cause guitars just cut through alot of the other mixes/instruments

If you listened to metal, you'd know. I'd say good bass to feel the growly guitars, and then you probs don't want too much treble lest you go deaf. Bottom line, what's good is what sounds good to you. 

buy 1060 or 1070, i would never buy a 580 just because it consumes power like a truck

buy 1060 or 1070, i would never buy a 580 just because it consumes power like a truck