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QSV = Quicksync, which is an Encoder chip on the iGPU of intel CPUs.
 
Everything is working as intended.

QSV = Quicksync, which is an Encoder chip on the iGPU of intel CPUs.
 
Everything is working as intended.

QSV = Quicksync, which is an Encoder chip on the iGPU of intel CPUs.
 
Everything is working as intended.

you do a lot of not explaining the problem or setup.  Also blurry camera is blurry as fuck.
 
Do you need a HDMI Switch to change inputs?

a Hub takes 1 signal and splits it to multiple displays.  HDMI Hubs don't change what you're looking at to different targets. 

don't leave it on the floor and it won't be that much of a concern.

it really does.
 
on a table will get a fraction of the dust as on the floor.

also different devices (sometimes even in the same brand) use different LEDs, so the color will be different. 
 

just ignore it, 500mb isn't worth fighting partitioning about.

just ignore it, 500mb isn't worth fighting partitioning about.

that should fit in there

just ignore it, 500mb isn't worth fighting partitioning about.

If you go for a low enough power system, you could probably passively cool the whole box and avoid sucking in any dust / metal at all.

But it won't be easy.  

How much CPU Horsepower do you need to drive the CNC?
 
Or, what about a fiberoptic cable, and putting the PC in the next room, safe from the metalshop chaos?

on DDR5 it's a waste of effort.
 
On DDR4, you can upgrade from 2 to 4 sticks for more capacity, but if you're buying RAM Fresh, just buy 2 bigger sticks.

"no consumer cpu's are"
None.  Zero.  Nada.

that should fit in there

what case clearance do you have?

Generally right now the Peerless Assassin 120 SE is a go-to, due to it's super low cost and absurd performance.

it probably won't work due to the copy protection on blu ray.

Won't work on a CPU, due to not having nearly enough surface area to be productive.
 
That can had probably 8-10 CPUs worth of surface area in contact to cool down.

Netflix button.
 
OP is in due for an anger management class.

Of course it also meant I got stuck redoing *all* of the problem jacks around the office.  

Cuz the state had contractors do the work and they really didn't care

at work years ago, we had so much trouble with the CAT5e wiring in a new buildout.

Until I took off wall plates and found that there was a solid foot of untwisted pairs past the keystones.
 
it was horrible

Of course it also meant I got stuck redoing *all* of the problem jacks around the office.  

Cuz the state had contractors do the work and they really didn't care

Thats crazy considering the Keystones have the wiring codes on them... at least all the ones I've ever seen and used. 

a motherboard header usually supports up to 100-150 LEDs per header.
 
A single Fan (for example) may have between 5 and 20 LEDs, depending on the design.

a lot of fans won't start up at 5V even.  6V is also questionable for a lot of em.