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He wants a build he will be able to enjoy something now. Then later when he has the money build something expensive and he can sell off this one like the last one.

Build looks good to me.

I haven't had issues with 8gb and if i need more I can always pick it up later. 
FireCuda I've heard is quiet and still can pull up processes that I need to keep on HDD faster but could just grab a red. I like my system quiet.
I don't want a 580/480
I go over budget a bit too much, I've had 0 issues with my CX serious psu. 

I will pick one depending on the board. Since they haven't released any Mitx am4 boards yet. If it is on the bottom I will just pick up a 2.5". =)

You're correct in this case.
dex was wrong in this case.

All fixed. I unplugged it and plugged it back in before. Never had this issue with a display before. Thanks for the help.
 
 

I know. I would sit literally on the payload and just be a turret for it. Worked 100% of the time 80% of the time.

Thanks for all that information! Everyday but today because I needed to sleep some, I've taken hundreds of photos, all manual mode, and I have literally 3 I like a lot. About 20 or so that aren't horrible and 600+ that are pieces of shit. Next weekend I have off so I plan on going out to a local nature preserve and spending the day taking shots there. Gonna work with lighroom this week once I am back home at my main rig. My little atom laptop can't do crap. lmao

If I had the feet for it! ;D Sadly hell no. lmao

If I had the feet for it! ;D Sadly hell no. lmao

And No.2) practice and experiment, and after that analyze.

Project number 1) Learn how to use the camera

Practice in general. Learn to use Lightroom. Go outside, use full manual. Stay outside for hours. Freeze your tits off. Come back. Find out that out of the 1000 pictures you took that only 5 are worth editing. Edit them. Find people. Show them your pictures. Those people said it's shit. Always. Repeat the process. Get better. Realize your pictures were shit before. But now are better. Ask people again. They are still shit. Repeat for 5 years. Spend thousands of dollars on lens, lights etc. You convince yourself you are good now. You have the equipment and practice with over 10000000000000000000000000*Infinite pictures (but obviously you had to delete 99% of them because you didn't upgrade your computer). This is enough to convince others that your Instagram is worth following because of the 50 good pictures you have. You get 10 new followers in 10 months. You realize you can do better. You go to a convention because nobody else wants you to take pictures of them and their child, you creep. You do it for free. You take the pictures and edit them and give them away. Congratulations. You did something with the thousands of hours of practice. This motivates you. You end up taking pictures of cats for fun. Your reputation is ruined because you posted them on Instagram. You lost 50 followers. Later you end up upgrading your computer, congratulations you have a Mac. You got 2K followers because you posted you have a Mac. You get an actual job with money, it's not much but it's enough for now. You spend that well earned 5 dollars on an Ice Cream. You become an Instagram food person. You are ruined, with no hope of turning it back around. You give up. You go outside. With your camera. And take a picture. You don't care if its good or not because its your picture and it is what you want to do. You are finally happy. OP keep taking those pictures. 
 
 
Edit: Or do this. 
 
Following are some of the key terms that can be used to describe the visual or graphic elements of a photograph.
 
 
 
 
1.     Light
 
Frontlit: Light comes from the camera position few shadows.
 
Sidelit: Light comes from the side, shadows cast to the side.
 
Backlit: Light comes towards camera, front of subject is shaded.
 
Direct light: Hard-edged, often dark, shadows.
 
Directional-diffused light: Distinct, but soft-edged shadows.
 
Diffused or revealing light: No, or almost no, shadows.
 
Silhouette: Subject very dark against light background.
 
Glowing light: Light comes or seems to come from the subject itself.
 
Take one for each category
 
 
 
2.     Tone & Contrast
 
High Key: Mostly light tones.
 
Low Key: Mostly dark tones.
 
Full Scale: Many tones of black, grey and white.
 
High Contrast: Very dark and very light areas, with few middle greys.
 
Low Contrast: Mostly middle greys.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
3.     Texture
 
Emphasized: Usually due to light hitting the subject at an angle – textures stands out. Light skims across the subject’s surface, producing small shadows that cause the details of texture to become apparent.
 
Minimized: Usually due to light coming from the camera position, textures become less apparent / flattened. Light hits the subject straight on, producing very few shadows and the texture is not clearly revealed.
 
 
 
4.     Focus & Depth of Field
 
Sharp overall: The entire photograph is in focus. If a photograph is sharp overall, the viewer is more likely to see all parts of it as having equal value. Reports use to allow unbiased perspective. Photojournalism use sharp overall focus.
 
Soft Focus: The entire photo is gently out of focus. It a photograph has no one clear point of focus; it tends to give the photo an ethereal quality.
 
Selective Focus: One part is sharp, others are not.
 
Shallow Depth of Field: Short distance between nearest and farthest sharp areas.
 
Extensive Depth of Field: Considerable distance between nearest and farthest sharp areas.
 
 
 
5.     Viewpoint
 
Eye-level: The image is captured from a natural standing point of view. Camera angled directly at the subject.
 
Overhead, low level or unusual point of view: The image is captured by looking down or up at a subject. This flattens space and reduces a subject to its graphic elements. It can exaggerate its height or size.
 
Frame: The way the edges of the photograph meet the shapes in it.
 
 
 
 
 
6.     Space and Perspective
 
Shallow Space: Most objects seen close together in depth.
 
Deep Space: Objects seen at different distances in space.
 
Positive space or figure: The most important form in the composition. Often represented as a key figure against a background which contextually adds to the “story” of the individual.
 
Negative space or ground: That which surrounds the figure. Figure and ground are not always fixed and can be reversed. Consider a pencil drawing on a white piece of paper, the paper represents the ground.
 
Compressed perspective or telephoto effect: The scene seems to occupy an unusually shallow depth. This is achieved with a telephoto lens being fully extended, which will compress the distances between objects even if there is a considerable distance between them. Using a telephoto lens most effectively demonstrates this result.
 
Expanded perspective or wide-angle distortion: Parts of the scene stretched or positioned unusually far apart. Lines can bulge and curve. This is achieved with a wide angle lens fully opened and causes distortions in perspective and scale. Using a fish eye lens most effectively demonstrates this result.
 
 
 
7.     Line
 
Curved: curving angles like stage, cloud, rainbow
 
Straight: finding strong dominant use of straight, entire picture, train tracks, architecture
 
Horizontal: same ^ buildings
 
Vertical: same ^ fences
 
Diagonal: Strong compositional lines cutting from corner to corner
 
Implied: Such as created by the direction of someone’s gaze follows, baseball throw arc before thrown, the arc it creates
 
 
 
8.     Balance
 
This is bases on an internal, physical response.  Does the image feel in balance or does it tilt or feel heavier in one part more so than another?
 
Take 5 pictures which displays a composition you feel captures Balance effectively, at least 3 differently.
 
 
Day 1. Plan
Day 2. Shoot
Day 3. Shoot
Day 4. Shoot
Day 5. Submit
 
 
 
 
 
 

Well, I think it's clear from Misanthrope's presence on the site that we don't have a shadowbanning policy in place to suppress people we don't agree with 
 
/jokes
 
Seriously though, anyone saying "it's just Twitter, bruh" needs to get their head in the game. There's so much potential for abuse here and it is disheartening for me to see this. Added to WAN Show discussion for this week. 

Love your signature.

Well if you just have limited space of ssd you could have your most used and recent stuff and then archive it to a normal hard drive.

I'm genuinely curious here, how does one kindly say "fuck off"? If you were my child - you would've been sent to boarding school.
The moment I feel like I have to hit my child, that's the day they're out of the house. Enough said.

Godbless! Well 16gb it is! 

Oh yea! I've never had a seagate drive and all of mine have failed! But really, I used an old 750gb one from a client who gave me an old PC and it was fine. It was a few years old at that point. Pretty sure it was on the verge of dying but replaced it when I got my 1tb blue. Seemed to work fine personally.

My brain just stopped working tonight. I am prob just gonna grab an A-data and an external enclosure for it. Portable SSD with linux.  

I spend hours making dozens of builds I'll probably never get. oh that sweet 30k build if I ever win the lotto.

2TB WD Red should get you started. How much storage you need will depend on resolution, software you use to record and length (obviously.) 

All good mate! No offense taken. I'll work on being more specific when posting. I sometimes forget people can be new to this whole pc thing. 

Hello everyone I am currently putting together my first gaming PC build as I am switching from consoles to PC. Ive spent a few weeks researching and have come up with a build for a gaming PC that can run current games at high setting which is what I am looking for. The idea was simply that I wanted a good gaming machine that performed better than a ps4 or Xbox one and one that was in a case that I really liked. The following is my build. Please let me know what you think and if possible if I can really expect it to handle current games at good settings.
CPU- Intel I5 4460 (quad core 3.2ghz)
MOTHERBOARD- ASROCK Micro Atx H97M Pro4
RAM- 8GB Corsair Vengeance (2x4gb)
HDD- Western Digital Blue
GPU- XFX Radeon Double D R9 280 3gb (ddr5)
pSU- Sea Sonic S12II bronze 80+ 520w
Case- Cuboid Blue
That is my build. A few upgrades I plan on doing relatively shortly after building it is getting a Samsung EVO ssd as well as an additional 8gb of Ram. Thank you for looking and any advice you have. I only ask that it stay in this case and stay in the roughly 700 range I have for my budget. Thank you for reading.

Nice job!