NotABigGamer

Try google I guess.
Anyway, I think I saw somewhere awhile ago that iOS 9 is no longer supported by Apple

This forum doesn't allow helping on bypassing security measures.
So I think you need to find your information somewhere else.

That's called 4chan.

My current setup keep in mind my room is a unfinished room in the basement so it get very dusty so I struggle cleaning it lol. But I never have a whole lot of money to invest into my setup so I go budget on a lot of stuff I probably shouldn't lol. for my monitor stands I'm using a cheap dual monitor stand for the 2 on the left. and then I a old triple monitor stand that I modified I by taking some of the arms off. The stand itself was cheaply made and wasn't sturdy at all but I made it work lol. Yes, I still have a land line i live out in the boonies and I don't get cell service so we have to have a landline. I also bought a KVM waiting for it to arrive until then I use 2 USB extenders plugged into each PC and then I have a mouse for each. I know the cable management is a mess but I just moved my setup to this spot and in the process I was stupid and managed to destroy my Streaming PC / NAS so I tried using an old TERRIBLE rig I had laying around. It works but barely lol, I use this setup for a bit of everything. I use it for Casual gaming, Streaming, Content Creation, im a NOOB coder lol, and my Graphics Design. I also used to use a elgato but I just started using NDI with OBS, mainly because the 2nd PC struggles to much with windows so I am using ubuntu.


 

Well I’d say a 2nd-4th gen i5/7 system would be great. You can find Optiplex and ProDesk systems for pretty cheap. Get one with a 4 core cpu, preferably 8 gb of ram but you could add more later if it comes with less. And a 240gb SSD for boot. That’s definitely under $400. (Could also add things like a Quadro K620 GPU for more powerful video if you need that)

Used prebuilts. Look for one with an 8th gen i5 or better, 16GB of RAM, and an SSD. You should be able to get something like that for ~$200-300 depending on how lucky you are, especially since the SFF ones are less desirable and thus go for even cheaper.
 
EDIT:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284827699230?hash=item42510dc81e:g:peQAAOSwPrBijOrZ
 
Something like this is what you should be looking for. 

If you really prefer something new, since everyone else is suggesting used/old components, check out this from Lenovo.
I don't know if it meets your size requirements but it seems the specs are plenty for your use case.
 
Intel version: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/desktops/ideacentre/300-series/ideacentre-3i-desktop-tower/len102d0009
 
AMD version: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/desktops/ideacentre/300-series/ideacentre-3-07ada05/99ic9300342
 
Note: only 4GBs RAM come standard in these PCs. If it's not enough (it likely isn't), get some cheap RAM secondhand or choose an upgraded option when ordering.

That might be the stupidest ruling ever especially at a time when there is already a massive vehicle shortage

Sorry for not having it turned on or anything it's a black build hardly any rgb and it was necessary for the photos. I'm not worried about how pretty it is because I can't see the guts unless I take the side panels off so this works for me
P.s. I have two additional fans coming in soon.

Hello all, new to the forums here. Just thought I'd share my current PC build, see what you all think and get a few suggestions for the next iteration. This was my first custom water cooled build, so I took it easy and created a layout that didn't require any bending. This was also the first desk I have ever made, so it's pretty rough, and the bottom half is still unfinished looking. This is sort of a prototype until I can finally find a house to move into (curse this housing market) and set up a little workshop and make something a little nicer. I'm hoping to improve my woodworking skills so that I can do a wood/resin top some day. I want to go all out on my next build, built in mini fridge and charging ports included.  Any ideas on what your ultimate gaming desk would look like?
 
Ryzen 9 5900x
RTX 3080 ti
16 GB DDR4-4000 CL15
1000W 80+ Platinum PSU
1 TB NVME SSD
EK waterblocks and fittings
 
 
 
 
 

It's not something fully custom or anything but it's my first every pc build that i've done and I'd say it turned out pretty good.
Let me know what you think about it

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5950x
Motherboard: NZXT N7 B550
RAM: G Skill Trident Z RGB 3600Mhz cl16
GPU: Asus TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 3090
Case: Lian li PC-O11 Dynamic
Storage: Samsung 980 PRO 2TB / Seagate IronWolf 2TB
PSU: Seasonic Focus PX-850
CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken x73 (replaced fans with the ones below)
Fans: 9x Lian li UNI FAN AL120 RGB
Operating System: Win 10 Pro 64 Bit
 
(Can't seem to manage to take a picture with out the annoying bloom)
 

My mom told me to uninstall Cinema 4D because "she didn't want me watching movies on my computer". I had to explain to her that Cinema 4D is an animation/rendering software, and I did not build a 16 core workstation for a streaming service.
lol

Nice build man came across this while Googling how to run 2 PSU's on 1 system I've had a thor 850w explode and now a thermaltake 1200w platinum explode lastnight 
Running a crosshair formula lots of fan power and awesome bios rog 3080ti which is normally wrapped in blyski 3090 full coverage waterblocks but now sits in stock setup going to get repaired on my dime since asus just voided my warranty for Appling my own thermal pads and paste. Apparently canada has no right go to repair. LOL surprisingly the scalpers cost 3060 works rather well pretty happy with this case just need to keep a psu longer then 4to6 months 

CPU AMD Ryzen 5950x Motherboard Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero RAM G.SKILL Trident Z Royal Elite Series 64GB (4 x 16GB) 3600Mhz CL14 DDR4 GPU EVGA Nvidia 3080 ti FTW3 and Gigabyte Nvidia 1050 ti Physx Card Case Corsair 7000X RGB Storage Samsung 980 PRO 2TB, Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2TB, Samsung 870 EVO 4TB, Dual Western Digital 8TB Black HDD PSU EVGA Supernova 1200 P3, 80 Plus Platinum 1200W Display(s) Dual Alienware 38" 3840x1600 144Hz, Samsung 65" 8k Q800 Cooling Corsair XD7 w/ EKWB Monoblock, EKWB GPU block and EKWB active backplate; Dual Corsair 360 Radiators Keyboard Corsair k100 OPX Mouse Mad Catz R.A.T. 8 Sound Creative Soundblaster AE-5 with Corsair SP2500 2.1, Logitech PRO headphones Operating System WIN10 PRO Laptop MSI G73 Raider 11UH-053 *[Samsung EVO Plus 2TB M.2 and Kingston FURY Impact 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 2933 MHz CL17 UPGRADES] Phone Samsung Fold 3 TMobile 5G

I'd recommend getting a can of air at least, they're cheap, about <$3 by me, U.S. Otherwise you'll be spending a lot of time with that microfiber cloth. I usually take an electric blower and go ham inside the case. Remove the dust filters, go ham on that too. 
 
Assuming you have thermal paste when you put the cooler back on?

ball hath spoketh

just impractical... the die is meant to be CLOSE to the cooler, not 3 inches away on the tip if the pyramid.
Also harder to manufacture, it would need more material.

Just use the snipping tool built into Windows. If you use Linux your distribution will provide an alternative.

Rare Earth metals.
 

Got a DJI Mini 2 lightweight drone.  Can't wait for the weekend and hopefully the weather is good enough to get it outside for a while.  For now it's fly it around in the house with the prop guards on.

It's really not a good time to try and buy, you won't be able to find a graphics card for a reasonable price.
I'd suggest he just uses his laptop for another year until prices normalize. Or, you can try and buy a prebuilt that already has a decent graphics card in it. Dell hasn't been overcharging too much for theirs.

People need to actually listen to everything Linus says and stop taking things out of context. It's not like you even have to take into account multiple videos, as Linus pretty much always couches his statements.
 
What's going on here is that Linus is very opinionated on some things, and particularly so when it comes to false advertising or generally lying to consumers and issues of right to repair/e-waste.
 
Intel gets the brunt of the former, as they are constantly misrepresenting facts to make themselves look better than AMD. However, as Linus says every time, it's not that they don't have their own good points and things they could talk up, it's just that they choose to use unfair comparisons or cherry picked numbers instead.
 
Nvidia gets it for the latter, particularly with their line of CMP mining cards, which very much are e-waste, and Linus is 100% accurate and entitled for calling them out on it.
 
Apple gets it from both sides, because they'll talk about things like "room filling sound" that is literally not possible just based on the laws of physics with two front firing speakers. They also artificially limit the usefulness of their products in their post-life, creating e-waste. As Linus talked about with the new iMacs, there's now zero upgradeability with the M1 SoC, so allowing it to live on as a secondary monitor or something would at least give it a purpose once it's too slow for your daily needs years down the line.
 
Long and short, Linus doesn't hate on anything. When Intel, Nvidia, Apple or whoever does something legitimately good, he's the first to sing the praises, but he also calls them on their BS. That applies to companies like AMD, too. He just did a video criticizing AMD for not making it's latest APUs available to consumers, especially right now when there's a GPU shortage.
 
The people who think Linus picks on certain companies are honestly just fanboys that don't want to hear any criticism period. If you listen, he's fair and balanced across the board.

With GPU prices out of most hand i got this card for around 800 in Jan with mostly stimulus money, and got to water cool this beast for around $250 or less got to tally the final number only to see that EKWB had a nicer 240mm AIO version for the 6800/6900 Reference cards, so far mining is my best way to find max temps as it does but stress on the GPU, never saw above 63c, and idle if i have the fan on under 45c and i had to use the Slim noctua 120mm fan from my backup ryzen 3600 build as it was the only 120mm fan i had that would fit and had to do it in a pull config it was the only way to fit where i wanted it in the case i could have front mounted the Copper 120mm Rad but like the back location better and my 10700k is on a 360mm AIO from MSI and everything is in a BeQuite 600 Base with side panels will return with temps with the side panel on but man this is quite now i know what all the hype is on quite PC's