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Anyone know a decent mid-range pre-built that can be used for streaming in this price range?

Thanks, I looked on the support page for it, but they didn't have anything listed about the specs

I'm gonna eventually have access to fiber internet and I don't know if my PC's ethernet port is capable of handling gigabit speeds. Does anyone know of a way to find the speed of the jack on the back of the motherboard. If it's needed, the board is the Asustek P7H55-M LX, and the CPU is a core I7 860

They're giving my area fiber internet, I need some sugestions for high quality ethernet cables that I can use for a direct connection, and a switch I can use to connect all my stuff in my room to the connection

So I ordered this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08KD6SPLW/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza I asked if it was safe to use liquid metal compounds on it, but Amazon removed my question, so I ask here, can I safely use liquid metal with this thing?

My Core I7 860 is idling at 80C and I need a cooler to replace the stupid stock cooler to buy some time until I have the cast to upgrade my pc, would also be nice if I could overclock it for once without the temps turning into a mini sun. Edit: What I mean is, I've looked for months and haven't found anything, either it's not the right socket or it's ambiguous, so I'd be glad if someone would tell me about a cooler that can handle this

The board I have doesn't really allow me to overclock, most if not all the important bits are locked and cause any attempt to overclock to become unstable

So I have a core i7 860, I want to update the pc but don't have a ton of cash, is the ASUS P7P55D-E worth the price to be able to keep some of the stuff in the system? currently it's running on an old Asustek p7h55-m lx with 8gbs of old very slow low density ddr3 ram. Is the savings worth it or should I just save even more and update the entire thing to a new platform?

Just finished a system scan, didn't find anything, laptop has been on for a while, so maybe it's fixed itself

not sure about cpu usage since it opens suddenly, and in the command prompt. only thing that opens are random comand promp windows

I have a latitude e4310 and recently the shutdown.exe command has been running randomly on it's own, it may have something to do with thermals, but it didn't do it in safe mode, so I think a program is constantly activating it. Is there a way to stop this from happening, I was thinking of coding a basic program that looks for the command running and closing it, possible or not?

USA, 1080p gaming, and streaming.

What cpu would be a good match for a 1650 super? My current rig is a core i7 860 with 8 gigs of low density ddr3, I would like to find an upgrade for less than $350.

The original psu was an ancient 400w, with no pcie power cables, I bought an EVGA 600W PSU recently, that's where the metal braid is.

Some dude from Craigslist, I think it might've been a prebuilt, but have no idea.