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SirWendall
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I'm having trouble uploading a video to YouTube. It says I don't have a linked YouTube account :(

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I'm having trouble uploading a video to YouTube. It says I don't have a linked YouTube account :(

 

You can always export the video to your desktop, and then upload it to Youtube via the browser.

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You can always export the video to your desktop, and then upload it to Youtube via the browser.

I know :( is it normal for my CPU to reach 70C while rendering though? I know its at 100% utilization but that's extremely hot

GAMING RIG:

CPU: i9-14900k

MOBO: Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Elite AX

RAM: 64GB G.Skill Ripjaws S5 @ 6000MHz

GPU: Gigabyte Gaming OC ICE 16GB 9070XT

STORAGE: Crucial 1TB NVME (Boot Drive) / 2TB Crucial NVME / 4TB 990 EVO Pro NVME SSD

CASE: Dimas Tech EasyBench V3.0

 

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I know :( is it normal for my CPU to reach 70C while rendering though? I know its at 100% utilization but that's extremely hot

 

70C at 100% utilization... at 100% I'd expect those temperatures.

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70C at 100% utilization... at 100% I'd expect those temperatures.

so normal or should I not do that?

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RAM: 64GB G.Skill Ripjaws S5 @ 6000MHz

GPU: Gigabyte Gaming OC ICE 16GB 9070XT

STORAGE: Crucial 1TB NVME (Boot Drive) / 2TB Crucial NVME / 4TB 990 EVO Pro NVME SSD

CASE: Dimas Tech EasyBench V3.0

 

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so normal or should I not do that?

 

How am I supposed to answer this question?  Your CPU is being utilized by the video editing software when you are rendering out a project, I can't tell you whether you should render it out or not.

 

Maybe you can try to lower the temperature with a better CPU cooler or improved airflow inside the case.

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