Trippsy

Yes it is.
 
Found that Exclusive mode was on and turned it off which helped.
 
Turned off Noise Reduction and it is better now.
 

Right click the sound/volume icon for windows and go to sound settings, then sound control panel on the right side (or bottom). Double-click on your recording device and then click on the Levels tab and make sure it's at 100. Then in the Advanced tab and make sure it's not in Exclusive Mode
after that go into discord to the voice and video settings, see if you have auto input sensitivity on or if the Blue has taken over control of that, and it's not on something like push to talk without a button setup and that you have the right mic set in the top right and not something like a webcam mic.
you can also do a mic input check there and see if it's the mic to discord on your local side or discord to your friends

Zoom Q2n 4K or Canon Vixia RF800 are really good vlog cameras for under $200. I've used both and they are very trusty and put out outstanding looking video. Also, the GoPro Hero 5 has had good reviews (although I've never used it) and is around $150 USD

Scythe Mugen 5 Rev.B. or Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 

Noise gate is kind of a "Fuck it, we'll do it live!" fix it in post deal. If you have decent mics it depends on how close they are, but also what pattern they have. Omnidirectional is no good. Here's a decent link; https://ehomerecordingstudio.com/microphone-polar-patterns/
Otherwise you'll want to control the volume pretty accurately, keep them separated as far as possible, and try to align the pattern so they pick up less noise. Probably still need a noise gate, but that only helps when there's "silence" in one. Can lead to a bit of middy channel separation, but if you're both talking at the same time, and it being a podcast, it shouldn't really matter. Prioritize on fiddling with placement and volume/sensitivity levels to physically get less crosstalk.

Two words: Noise Gate.
 
It depends on your setup how you implement this, but it can be either a physical device or a software tweak. The closer the two speakers are, the more fiddling and testing will be required to get a mic to pick up it's "owner" and not the more distant speaker.
 
https://www.behindthemixer.com/audio-gating-guide/

search rk g87, its probably the cheapest real mechanical keyboard that is also bluetooth wireless with rgb.
 
build quality is surprisingly good, its on the heavier side unfortunately if you plan to take it around with you.
 
i think it has a red switch option i really dont remember, i got the blue one since i type at home anyways and i like the noise lol.
 
bluetooth + usb C detachable wire mode + full rgb (you can install the software but there is nothing you cant do with just key combo anyways, and their software is crap so i dont recommend installing it anyways), at 40-50 bucks, its pretty hard to beat.

Trident Z as a model has been around for a while. The "Neo" series is a recent addition targeting Zen 2 CPUs, although it should work fine with Intel too.

Koss porta pros, kph30i or ksc75's . Watch some reviews on them and youll see how great they are All great and get yaxi pads for them makes the bass Fuller and more comfy

@Trippsy Considering the price of USB/Bluetooth-Controllers and the two N64's I have laying around I'd say no. Especially as it's intended for streaming with three players at once.
I guess that it would be quite a hassle to get three controllers to work and find an emulator that supports using multiple controllers

Good Luck!

It looks like sheets of plywood that have been glued into a block and cut around to create that specific shape. 

Tried this, but it didn't work for me either. Thanks for your submission tho.
 

If the AC unit points directly into the PC, there's a risk of condensation. Otherwise, cooling the room won't hurt 

corsair keyboards are reputable dk about roccat 
 

You lost track of time because of overclocking, this mega hertz. Not on my watch!

I wanted to change the time on my PC but I accidentally overclocked it.

Why did I decide to do this. This joke is terrible.

I'm pretty sure he means that they aren't syncing.

Banned for puns

I wanted to change the time on my PC but I accidentally overclocked it.

Why did I decide to do this. This joke is terrible.

I wanted to change the time on my PC but I accidentally overclocked it.

Why did I decide to do this. This joke is terrible.

I wanted to change the time on my PC but I accidentally overclocked it.

Why did I decide to do this. This joke is terrible.

So your fan has a standard 4pin PWM. The mobo has some custom proprietary shiiiz from Dell... 
Take a look at the pinout https://www.dell.com/community/Optiplex-Desktops/780-CPU-fan-pin-out/td-p/6175786
 
I  did a quick goole and I think there are no adapters
 

Wouldn't cat6 be better?

Tomahawk is a great board, you'll find a consensus recommending it.  Good solid board.