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It's quite blurry at 1080p , much better at 1440p.

yes, I did wait until I had the 1080p resolution. I did a re-upload in were I took the 1080p video and rendered it as 1440p before uploading it. That did wonders but still not 100% , as soon as I select 1080p the problem is back

I have uploaded a few videos before without any problems.

So I have now tried adobe premiere with different settings included the default 1080p YouTube render setting and it didn't change a thing. The video clip is crystal clear on my pc but when YouTube is done with it it's still blurry. I have also tried a different computer with the same result. Can it be that my router is messing with the file when I upload it? I haven't had any problems with uploads earlier so this sucks

So i'm about to give up here, have been trying to upload a 5 minute long video clip to YouTube all day but it just gets blurry every time. I use the Vegas movie studio platinum 15 to make the movie clip and the files comes off my GoPro. I record in 1080p 60fps, my project / import settings in Vegas are set to " match media settings". I have tried to render with the recommended settings + all sorts of settings people on the web recommend for YouTube, I have also tried to render it through HandBrake with different H264 settings. No matter what I try the movie is blurry after YouTube is done with it. Anyone have any suggestions ? left picture is how the clip looks like on my computer, the right one is when YouTube is done with it.

lol, I have a Thermaltake case so I started by typing thermal.... the first in the list is ThermalFake view 27

It's probably a sticker on it saying Dell with a lot of numbers and stuff on it

Not the top panel but the front panel https://www.nzxt.com/products/h200i-matte-white

I'm gonna save it for later

I have the Rog Crosshair VI extreme mobo. My ryzen 1800x is overclocked and stable at 4GHz. 64Gb Ram and I have this monitor Acer 27" XF270HU FreeSync ,that runs over a display cable. I don't have any target fps in mind.

I'm using the ASUS Radeon RX Vega 64 8GB Strix Gaming now. still air cooled Hopefully higher FPS on higher settings. And Crossfire / SLI have always been something people have been talking about Thanks, think i'm gonna wait and see what's coming later this year from AMD

and yeah............. wrong place for this. Can someone move it to the correct place plz ?

Hi everyone. I'm tearing myself apart here. One part of my brain screams to me that I should buy another Vega64 card and go for Crossfire. The other side are saying calm down and wait, maybe AMD releases something new soon. Should I buy or should I wait? Will the performance be better with two cards or would I get more out of one card by adding it to my water loop and overclock it a bit ? The hard decisions in life...............

I think it's normal. I get them in all my boxes

Hi everyone, I need some help. I'm about to start re-doing my cooling loop but I cant decide on the tube materials yet. Should I go for 316 Stainless steel , Chrome plated brass or copper ? Stainless steel is cheaper, looks cool and I get 60% off all fittings and tubes through my job but I'm not sure how it works with my water blocks in the long run. Chrome plated brass and copper is more expensive but safer since I already know brass works with my water blocks. From what I understand it is all safe but it's better to be sure. Anyone knows anything that can help me decide ?

I average 5 hours and have done so as long as I remember .

What I did was to download the latest bios on to another computer and place it on a USB stick. I used the USB stick in the port on the mobo and pressed the bios flash button. Not sure if he has that option, but I can see a bios flashback header on the motherboard , page 1-33 in the manual. I'm fairly new to computer building so IDK but it helped me with a similar problem

I had a similar problem with my Asus crosshair (amd). The pc would randomly shut down and not start again before I had tried a billion times. The Mobo led indicated RAM issues. I did a Bios flash to the latest bios version and it have worked ever since.

did you unplug any power cables on the Mobo when you worked on it ?

This thread made me look through all the pictures of my old cars again. I miss them all...... why did I sell them.

wait..what, you're not supposed to use the entire tube / syringe ? Well then I applied to much

He is talking about voltage at 4:50

there is some more about Ryzen voltage here

My 1800x was running at 1.35 volt stock on a Asus crosshair VI extreme board , it is running a mild 4GHz overclock stable on 1.45V.

So should I mirror or clone the HDD before starting on anything, I'm pretty blank on this field . When I moved from hdd to ssd I used cloning, Is mirroring / imaging the same but faster ?