Jake.Ellis1997

Valve should really think about adding CS:GO back or some Edited Version of it that allows community servers and local hosting. Just straight up deleting it really doesn't help with this new generation of deleting digital games.

So this video is obviously Linus being Linus and being upfront with us all. As he said in the video terren has been at the company and basically doing the CEO job for an undisclosed amount of time now to make sure he is up to the task and fits in well with everyone. Obviously not taking the complete role yet but also as mentioned that will be taking place in the upcoming weeks. Whoever is saying it will ruin the company or change the feel of the lmg we have all come to love must either have not being paying much attention to latest uploads or he basically fits in perfectly and nothing is noticably changed because of just how well he has taken the role. This will give Linus some freedom with his family and vacations that I'm sure is. Something he will be surely looking forward to and then once he gets bored and wants back in the action we will see more Linus on screen and more crazy ideas behind the scenes better planning and less unorganized videos. I have noticed the last year that the video ideas and implementation and everything has been very unorganized with Linus showing up with no information and disappearing midway to him basically coming over at the end giving us his 2cents and leaving.

Like I'm talking about a APU consisting of a RYZEN 9 5900x paired with a RX 6900XT sort of thing. That has a preinstalled watercooled block as motherboard manufacturers have already done in the past.

Good point it would work like a extremely powerful normal PC but as you say to take advantage software would have to accommodate it. but are they not already doing that with the latest consoles? obviously that's no where near the same i know. it wouldn't be a tiny small thing I'm on about extreme gaming so latest and most powerful everything.

I do understand that but. Don't think the budget oriented people would buy this but instead the sort of buyer getting this would just upgrade all his components when the next gen comes along

yes and no laptops have to deal with power consumption and thermal issues that normal computers don't even the crazy ones with two power supplies

How come AMD hasn't yet teamed up with one of there 3rd party board manufacturers like ASUS to create a High End Motherboard with the CPU and GPU already integrated into it, They would be able to work very closely together to also achieve performance gains that traditional ways of CPU, GPU communication may not be capable of. sort of like a APU but not exactly I'm not saying this has to be a big batch of these. A limited run like some of the already outrageous motherboards that exist, for the people that want the very extreme!!. And If no benefit is found of course people will still get it just to show that they have it.

Sorry for late reply but here goes, i found after searching that OBS can target the network you wish to use in the setting so i have it all set up and running nicely with each other. I would like to be able to use my 4G for everything but the ms (ping) is too unstable. my provider here is Cosmote i am in a rural area so my current local is 4MBps Down 1MBps up with around 60-90 ping to EU servers where my 4G is 60MBps down (Limited) and 5MBps up (limited) but 80-120ping. My 4G plan is for 100GB a month but once that's up i don't get disconnected, instead i get limited to 15MBps down (limited) and 5MBps up (limited) for what is 6,50 euros more on my already existent bill.

So i have my local internet that isn't super fast but has a nice 60ms ping and a 4G modem with a 90-100ms ping but speeds of 60MBps down and 5+MBps up I have my local internet connected by LAN and my 4G internet with Wifi, i'm not sure how to split the internet so that my game runs over local internet and my stream runs over my 4G internet Any information or ideas to try please.

Doesn't sort itself out even if you leave it in sleep mode only way i can sort it out is by restarting the laptop.

Lenovo Ideapad 110S-11IBR Model Name: 80WG MB: Lenovo Kant SDK0J91216 WIN CPU: Intel Celeron N3160 GPU: Intel HD Graphics (Lenovo Rev 35) RAM: 2GB DDR3 M.2 SSD 240GB + 32GB Integrated So this is my small on the go laptop i use here and there, its at 3 years old now but still works plenty good for basic web browsing. Problem is here and there especially when watching videos it will sort of freeze up where the framerate will drop the sound will just go into buzzing choppy sound and windows will act all weird (stuff will open after a long time where other stuff normally opens and some settings will simply refuse to open). It seems like a GPU thing but then why would windows also have issues unless there is a problem with the whole CPU. To fix it i power off the system and back on (sometimes i can close from system tray other times it just hangs on black screen and i have to hold the power button) Any ideas on what to try? as good as i may be with computers i have never had something like this happen and happen so out of the blue (sometimes maybe 2 times a day or once a month).

Lenovo Ideapad 110S-11IBR Model Name: 80WG MB: Lenovo Kant SDK0J91216 WIN CPU: Intel Celeron N3160 GPU: Intel HD Graphics (Lenovo Rev 35) RAM: 2GB DDR3 M.2 SSD 240GB + 32GB Integrated So this is my small on the go laptop i use here and there, its at 3 years old now but still works plenty good for basic web browsing. Problem is here and there especially when watching videos it will sort of freeze up where the framerate will drop the sound will just go into buzzing choppy sound and windows will act all weird (stuff will open after a long time where other stuff normally opens and some settings will simply refuse to open). It seems like a GPU thing but then why would windows also have issues unless there is a problem with the whole CPU. To fix it i power off the system and back on (sometimes i can close from system tray other times it just hangs on black screen and i have to hold the power button) Any ideas on what to try? as good as i may be with computers i have never had something like this happen and happen so out of the blue (sometimes maybe 2 times a day or once a month).

try clearing the CMOS

That is exactly the reason behind it all, i just want to have all the drivers even if im not using the onboard output. I had mad search online for drivers about a month ago but didnt know that the mobo would auto off the on board graphics output so never thought to check the bios and gave up, but not having the drivers driving me crazy ?

So i built a budget pc with some second hand parts: Gigabyte B250M-DS3H (new) WD Black 250GB M.2 NVME (new) 16GB Vengeance LPX DDR4 (new) Gigabyte GTX 1050 Ti (2nd Hand) Intel Core I7-7700 @ 3.60GHz (2nd hand) The CPU didn't come with a cooler or the driver CD And altho everything works fine the online drivers from intel for the HD 630 Graphics will not install. And just pops off a error message saying "This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software" Also note i am running Win 10 64bit (1809) OS build 17763.615