Justin_101

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Current System: (Built March 2010 ; Upgraded in 2012 & 2013) - (My First Build) - AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition AM3 CPU - VisionTek Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition Video Card - Silverstone Strider ST50F ATX 500W PSU - Seagate 500GB Serial ATA HD 7200/16MB/SATA-3G - ASUS M4A785TD-V EVO AMD 7850G Socket AM3 - MSI 24X DVDRW SATA - Corsair XMS3 4GB PC10666 DDR3 Dual Channel 1333MHz - Corsair XMS3 4GB PC10666 DDR3 Dual Channel 1333MHz - (1 Stick defected, Only have 6GB) - AeroCool AeroEngine Plus Black Mid Tower ATX Case Total: $788 - Tigerdirect Possible Next Build: - i7-4790 3.6GHz - XFX R9 290X Black Edition 4GB - Asus H97 Micro ATX - Cougar Spike Mini Gaming Tower - Corsair High Perform Vengeance 1600MHz DDR3 - XFX P1850SNLB9 Core Edition 850 W 80+ Bronze - Seagate Barracuda 2TB 7200RPM - Asus BW-12B1ST/BLK/G/AS Internal 12x Blu-Ray Burner Total: $1,375 - Tigerdirect (No Coupons) Total: $1,310 - Tigerdirect (With Coupons & Rebates)

Apparently I don't need a router between the the pc's. When I connect the cable directly into each computer, NOT using a router, it works fine! As long one of the pc's has their wifi off, the stream is sent through the cable. Would like to understood this more, but at least it works.

Laptop: Win 8 64bit Desktop: Win 7 64bit Router in my Room: (My R) , 108 Mbps Wirelss Modem in other Room: (WM) 2 PC's & 1 Router are in my room. The Wifi Modem is in another. The 2 PC's are connected to (My R) via cable and connected to (WM) via wifi. The 2 Routers are not connected to each other. I'm using this setup to stream games from Desktop to my Laptop. When I connect the 2 computers to (My R) the Desktop losses internet. The Laptop works normal. Windows Network Diagnostics: "The remote device or resource won't accept the connection." I would like: 1. both pc's to have internet while connected and 2. be able to make the streaming between pc's use the wired router and not the wifi. What should I do? (Updated: View first post)

($200) - Intel Core i5-3470 ($20) - COOLER MASTER Hyper TX3 RR-910-HTX3-G1 ($170) - Corsair Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case ($220) - EVGA 02G-P4-2660-KR GeForce GTX 660 2GB ($185) - ASUS Xonar Essence STX ($135) - Das Keyboard Professional = $1,005 . ??? = PSU, Motherboard, Memory, Hardrive . I don't OC. 1 Monitor. 720p. Gaming: Crysis 2, STALKER:COP + Mods, TES: Oblivion

I've never taken a class on Computer Hardware. Only a few Software clases. Everything I've learned has been from Forums & Youtube Vids. My first build, I had my younger brother help, since he took hardware in High School (Vocational). I researched maybe a few weeks before building my 1st computer. (March 2010) - AeroCool AeroEngine Plus Black Mid Tower ATX Case - ASUS M4A785TD-V EVO AMD 7850G Socket AM3 MB - Silverstone Strider ST50F ATX 500W PSU - Seagate 500GB Serial ATA HD 7200/16MB/SATA-3G - AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition AM3 CPU - Logitech MK300 Desktop (Mouse & Keyboard) - Corsair XMS3 4GB PC10666 DDR3 Dual Channel 1333MHz After we built it, I soon learned it's Onboard Graphics was not good. (Even thought I knew a little about hardware, when it came to Video Cards, I knew nothing. Hints...) My replacement for it was:) - Biostar Radeon HD 4670 512MB DDR3 PCIe, HDMI Yeah... It allowed me to play games, but... So that's my computer. I still have it now. I only made 2 changes: - Added a 2nd hard drive, 240Gb - and one of the Memory Sticks died. So I got 2 more of the same, giving me 6Gb RAM. It's been nearly 3 years now. I've spent a lot of my time researching and learning aout computer Hardware. A lot of my research was through "LinusTechTips" on Youtube. Sometime during my research I decided to start taking notes for my next build. This is what I have so far: Monitor - Glossy (glare) vs matte - Difference of 20 fps from 720p > 1080p - Screen tearing low tv refresh-rate Latency - Wired > Wireless Keyboard - Mechanical : Every key on the Razer BlackWidow has its own independent mechanical key switch mechanism, delivering crisp response and tactile feedback for a completely different feel with each key stroke. - Blue- Clicky, strong feeling, fast typist, 50g - Brown- Strong feeling, quiet, 45g - White- Quiet, 55g - *Black- Smooth, quiet, more force, 60g - *Red- less force, quiet, 45g (* Easier switch from membrane KB) Backlight- Keys light up under them Mouse - fps: G9x, G500's (Logictech) mechanical, naos 500 PSU +600 = single gpu, +750 SLI gpu, +31A = 560ti +42A = 560ti SLI +35A = 570 +40A = 580 +46A = 590 (+700w) What pci-e for sound card? Sound Card & Headphones Xonar STX Closed headphone 3.3mm Does the card need pci-e? Higher Signal-to-noise (dB) = better quallity Case ATX Case, Power Supply vent on bottom , Fan on top and near gpu's, Where are the PCI-E located? Cable Management, Positive airflow, How big is the Video Card? Case Airflow - http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cooling-air-pressure-heatsink,3058-5.html - http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cooling-airflow-heatsink,3053-4.html Power Supply 1000W 80+ Gold Power Supply, Modular, Power case fans w/ PSU, What Case Power cables will I need? SLI =+12V rail 34A or higher Amp=Watts gpu load / 12 -Motherboard 24-pin & 8-pin 12V 600W+ PSU ,75W 6-pins x2 Memory 16GB (4x4GB) RAM DDR3 1600 MHz, >= CAS 8, >= 1.5V, Dual Channel, Heat-dispersing shield, Check approval for Motherboard, Cas Latency & Voltage? 1. Change DRAM Frequency 2. Bus Voltage (lower than recommended) 3. 4 Latency's (most important). Higher frequency is good. Lower latency is good. = faster communication. Lower Voltage is good. = Less heat. Motherboard ATX, Where are the PCI-E located? 1600 MHz Dual Channel, (P,H,Z68. Does not matter), LGA1155 CPU http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cpu-performance-comparison,3370.html Aftermarket fan Hard Drive 1TB Hard Drive 7200rpm Other Zip Ties, Thermal paste, microfiber cloth So... These are just guidlines for myself for when I decide to build my 2nd computer. I'm happy with 720p. (Words are bigger and easier to read.) I am planning to switch to Intel and Nvidia for my next build too. That's been my PC Building Experience. Jusitn_101