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We review the MSI GS65: a thin and powerful gaming laptop with an 6-core Coffee Lake H mobile CPU from Intel and an Nvidia GTX 1070 GPU!
 
 

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I am definitely not Jim

Thanks Everyone for the feedback, this is going to be my first gaming pc and I just want it to be good for $1800AUD

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and also see this is also a scammer : https://www.ebay.com/itm/EVGA-GeForce-GTX-1080-Ti-SC2-HYBRID-GAMING-11GB-GDDR5X-iCX-Technology/232688633359?epid=3010281581&hash=item362d52c60f:g:krUAAOSwnOVamHCU Dont Buy....

These cards are fake:
 
 

Based on Reviews it seems legit and 98.7% Positive Feedback but you wont be able to do Gaming on that card its way too old....

Whoops 8700K... ?

Closest I could find, (http://www.microcenter.com/product/481563/nitro_5_an515-51-56u0_156_gaming_laptop_computer_-_black). Acer Nitro 5 with i5-7300HQ (dat's quad-core btw, not the ULV version), 8GB DDR4, GTX 1050 4GB and 256GB SSD

I have the following Rig:
 
CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 1600 stock - 17k INR
Motherboard - ASUS ROG Strix B350f-Gaming - 10k INR
Graphics - Zotac GTX 1060 6GB mini - 23k INR
 
I have no experience with rendering 4k video. But, I do edit 1080p videos for youtube. I use Adobe Premier Pro. I can export the final cut of the video in 8 to 10 minutes @1080p for the video length of 30 minutes.
You can take this as reference and see if this falls nicely with your expectations. For 50k INR, I have a pretty nice build for editing videos. I dont have a 4k monitor, otherwise I would have ran a 4k video and note the time it takes. You can probably take this as a starting point and google for the performance of higher tier graphics card in video editing. 

Not really. They used that to say "faster than a desktop processor" but that's, of course, a huge asterisk.
 
Given the behavior seen from mobile processors who have had their TDP artificially pumped up in the past, it's more likely AMD has beefier processors in the works for 1H2018. Unless Zen behaves better with that approach.
 
I fully expect them to have have at least one more die in the works for a 65W nominal TDP. That way they can be put into mobile with a fixed TDP down to 45W while still able to be put onto a socket and into a desktop with both nominal TDP and TDP down. They can take that die and pump the TDP up to 95W and launch it as a flagship desktop chip too. Perhaps with a slightly beefier GPU and cache if they'll allow bigger a bigger die size.
 
That's the theory anyway. Of course there is a chance that they'll just pull the same shit they did before and put mobile chips into desktops like they did with Carrizo which was a shit show if I recall correctly.

You need to include a quote from the original article.
You need to add your own original input and an image would be nice.
 
As it stands, your link is not to a reputable news site. It's to Harmon Kardon's website. That should also probably be changed.

Trailer? No. But Floatplane users have Episode 3 already.

So, just like every year we're looking at a lot of upcoming games to be released this fall/winter.
Which ones are you looking forward to the most?
 
For me it's
 
Wolfenstein II The Wolfenstein reboot was one of the best shooters in recent memory. In my opinion it combined the best elements of classic and modern day FPS. I enjoyed The Old Blood as well, so I'm excited to play the sequel.
Middle Earth - Shadow of War I liked the first game and Shadow of War seems to build and improve upon a lot of the same gameplay mechanics. Let's hope all that micro-transaction bullshit won't ruin the game.
CoD WWII (Not too sure about this one yet) Played the beta and found it quite enjoyable. A slight return to form of sorts. Haven't found a multiplayer FPS to get into in years, maybe this will work for me.
 
The game I'm looking forward to the most right now is only scheduled for release in february of 2018:
Kingdom Come: Deliverance Been following the development ever since it was announced and it's looking really good. Can't wait to play it.

No not at all if you have an Awesome Phone if you want a SmartWatch buy Zenwatch or Moto 360 or Gear S3...

Wait for a Week and go With Coffee Lake CPU....

1) what phone is it?
2) why are you checking for core usage? what are you using to check?
3) have you noticed any slowdowns?
 
in general, phones and pcs will park unnecessary cores to lower power consumption, this is normal and should not impact your performance.

Hm true, tough i forgot to mention that i will also get the reciept for most if not all parts with about 1 year warranty left, or at least thats what he statet. but i see the point, really questionable if worth it in the end
 
im not really doing any rendering or recording, and im not about 4k 200fps either, but yeah 1050ti is probably still the better choice here
 
wow thanks a lot, that really is a nice build for the price. but isnt a single ram stick inferior to 2x 4gb?

That same person will most likely say that x264 veryfast is horrible too.
 
NVENC and x264 veryfast are on-par in terms of quality. So in order to get anything better than NVENC would be to use a more CPU intense preset on x264, and now we're all of a sudden talking about needing something like a Ryzen 1700 which most certainly is not within OP's budget.

A lot of bad advice in this thread.
 
What you want is NOT to spend a bunch of money on your processor if you want to stream on the cheap.
What you want to focus on is getting a decent processor and a good GPU from Nvidia. Why Nvidia? Because NVENC is supported in OBS. What that means is that you can stream with close to 0 performance impact. As long as you use NVENC, all you really need to worry about is making your computer good enough to actually run the game you want to stream.

i think ryzen 5 1600x and gtx 1060,16 gigabytes ram is much better on streaming ,but i don`t know Under what picture for you streamig on twich?

You still would want a better CPU for OBS i'd imagine, and a better CPU will last longer than a better GPU for lower budget builds.

Also this one random forum post mentions that it's bad for streaming, might be good for recording through OBS.
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/nvenc-best-quality-settings-for-streaming-on-twitch.60092/

While you can tweak different parameters, no matter what you do NVENC is horrible at streaming bitrates. Most parameters that would cause any visual differences are actually just trade-offs (i.e. in still scenes some settings are better, in scenes with small to medium motion other settings are better, and in scenes with lots of motion yet a different set of settings are useful).

I can only recommend to NOT stream with NVENC, but if you choose to do so anyway, it will ultimately look bad no matter what settings you try to tweak.

Probably you should do a Clean Install of Windows and is your Windows Licenced??

Ill tell him to wait, and replace the cpu with a new coffee lake. And yes, Ill also remove the OS. Thanks bro

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