TheTallGuy

Prawns nasty tho. All my homies love shrimp

Because it's a much more stable os and doesn't force you to reboot for updates, it doesn't automatically install bloatware like candy crush.... 

How about 10 ways macs are just worse :
Thermal throttling
Expensive repairs
Hardware prone to failure
Keyboard prone to failure
No upgrade ability
Overpriced
T2 chip prevents data recovery
Janky repairs such as rubber pads on GPUs

Yeah, most of the mentioned is software-related, not hardware-related. So I guess, we can agree on that. But hardware is getting more and more... janky... 

Davanci is the best because paying Adobe $60/month forever just sucks

They just call it Vegas: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/us/vegas-pro/product-comparison/#productMenu
 

Will take a look at DaVinci Resolve.

They are compatible!

Yes, they're compatible.

It all comes down to personal preference regarding the key switches. I prefer Corsair with their Cherry MX.

Netflix adjust the resolution depending on your Internet speed to prevent buffering. Even if your internet is normally fast enough, everyone has occasional dips and lost packets.

Thought it would be fun to make a topic about, all of our experiences with all the people, who doesn't really understand all the tech.
Note: Don't make this too harsh on them. You need to help them, not yell at them.
I'll go first:
So my mom has a daycare. And one day I am sitting on the floor with my laptop. And one of the kids, with real dirty hands come and put his hand on the screen. Guess he thought it was a touch screen. Still haven't gotten it off, and it was 3 months ago.
My grandmother is scared of getting rid of the computer, because she thinks it will cut the power to her house.

Yes, a GPU does give an image right out of the box. Just don't forget to download the drivers for the GPU after you have installed Windows

Yeah, the hell ?

Is there a reason for the video to be unlisted or?

It's one of the oldest tricks in the book. Don't fall for it. Just toss out the check and carry on. 

And.... did it work?

What is the most time you have ever run a benchmark on your computer, and wich benchmarking program did you use?

Then the overclock is not stable at 45, with automatic voltage. When I overclock my system I always do manual voltage instead of automatic. Try to find out what the voltage is the chip needs at stock. Manually set the voltage to that number and then slowly increase the multiplier until the system is not stable anymore, then slowly increase the voltage.

Reset all the settings in the BIOS and check if the same thing happens. If the same thing happens we can say that it is not the fault of the overclock. 

So let me get this clear when your pc is not overclocked this does not happen?

Totally agree on that!

So Linus is called shipping damage now?

My tip is don’t judge your PC solely on benchmark scores.
 
Judge it against the experience you expect at the resolution you play at.
 
Tech like GSync and FreeSync help give a superior experience even when your scores may say otherwise.

You mean RGB or a white LED on the board? yeah that's supposed to happen, fans should be off though
 
That's supposed to be there, it's a host for drivers, but I found this that's helpful to diagnose where the problem is coming from
https://superuser.com/questions/527401/troubleshoot-high-cpu-usage-by-the-system-process
 
Download Process Explorer and right click on System and go to properties as explained on that page