immaguy1234

Eh, I used to have two sticks of memory on my old pc that refused to run in dual channel mode. Same manufacturer, clock speeds, model number, etc

I recently purchased 1 stick of Gskill Aegis memory. I realized that I really should have purchased a dual channel kit, but I was pretty rushed in buying the memory. Will this memory run in dual channel mode if I buy another stick? Part number is F4-3000C16S-8GISB

There's an empty hole next to it with a visible red wire. Could that be it?

So I have just recently moved into a house with 2 wall-mounted speakers. I have no idea how to connect to them, but there is this port that is in the same room with them. Can anyone tell me how to use these two ports or if they even are for the speakers?

Yes, 40 degrees at idle is perfectly normal.

Try to stick it back in, unclip the clip and try to pull the gpu out without preference to either side.

How high do you recommend me to set it to? The bitrate on the updated video was already at 60Mbps

This is the updated video using shadowplay. I noticed that there is some blur along the edges, so should I increase the bitrate?

I just use Nvidia Shadowplay, I find that it works better than OBS for me.

alright

I also have Overwolf. Would that also work or should I just use Shadowplay?

So I have just started recording things using OBS. Everything was going fine until I posted those videos on Youtube. I have OBS recording at 1080p@60fps, and it shows on the video, but it's very, very laggy if you watch the whole video. Is there a way to fix this? My Pc specs are: Ryzen 5 1600 Gtx 1080 AMP! edition 16GB DDR4-3000 RAM 1000W EVGA Supernova PSU The video link is here:

What are your PC specs?

Manufacturers can choose to put either G-Sync, FreeSync or none in their monitors. It seems like BenQ decided not to include any in this monitor

Basically all Intel CPUs have iGPUs