jackco2

It improves performance, definitely, but not by too much in most games, but unless you’re getting 8 GBs of RAM or less, just get dual channel. https://www.hardwaresecrets.com/does-dual-channel-memory-make-difference-in-gaming-performance/3/

I don't own an Elgato HD60 so I don't know the pros and cons compared to just streaming with software. In this case you should buy the Elgato, as a brand new CPU is a lot of money to spend just to start streaming.

Well, Intel's not talking about them cause new releases are apparently a long while away and everyone else isn't talking about them cause there are no legit leaks ( cause releases are a long while away) or fake leaks ( cause Pentiums and Celerons aren't exciting enough to warrant them).
And as far as I can tell, the whole point of '9th gen' was upped core count for the top SKU and soldered TIMs, so there might not be any '9th gen' Celerons or Pentiums, cause those certainly aren't getting any more cores or soldered TIM.

Or if you want an air cooler, the Noctua D15 is awwwesome

I can't get over 60°C (gaming) load with a 1600X at 4ghz with a Dark Rock 3. So, you can use pretty much anything that's at least tier 2, maybe even 3

Corsair H100i v2 if you can swing it. That should be in your price range.

Mine would have to be my current case. I bought an Antec dark fleet DF-85 case with the special over sized cp-1000W PSU and two years later I regret it all. I looked around a bit but didn't do much research before i bought it. I am currently now looking at finally upgrading to a nice Corsair case and PSU. So what do you guys regret doing or buying?

Kyle from bitwit did it so I'm sure

I was fumbling around with sata cables behind My Graphics card trying to plug them in, that gave me an idea, could Linus, the pc master builder that he is build a pc blindfolded?