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try disabling any sort of power saving feature in the nvidia control panel. i've seen that cause similar issues before.

windows 10 is just fine. if you're worried about privacy or anything like that, grab this - https://www.safer-networking.org/spybot-anti-beacon/

pc towers not having mothebroard standoffs preinstalled. it's 2016, not the stone ages.

Adobe Premiere Pro CC, After Effects, Media Encoder

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i had a Logi c270, but upgraded recently to the c920.

there will always be some sort of delay when live streaming. no twitch and youtube, it's normally anywhere around 15-40 seconds. the only streaming platform that i've ever seen that has around a 5-6 delay is Hitbox.

the a few differences between the i7 and a xeon include that the xeon supports ECC memory for workloads that require near error free computation, a low clock speed, a lower power requirement, and no integrated graphics. so unless you're doing workloads that require ecc memory, I would go with...

are you talking about pc gaming?

You should really check out Pear OS! Here's my overview :)

don't waste your money on that 730. get the gtx 950 or 960 instead.

it's all I've used for the past year. it's legitimately changed the way I edit haha

i call her the Renegade.. i7 4790k ASRock Z97 extreme 6 8GB G. SKill EVGA GTX 970 SSC 500GB back up drive 1TB Toshiba hdd (main) I have a video on my channel with my setup..give it a watch if you want.

a phone that you can tweak literally everything about it and make it uniquely yours - Android a phone that you can customize a few things on but is just straightforward - Iphone

thank you for the warm welcome! :D

looks great. hope it serves you well

love it. nothing really more to say about it lol

while that was true for certain v300 drives, kingston knew they messed up and stopped swapping out the memory controllers haha

if very well could be your nvidia drivers.....nvidia released a NEW driver a few days ago that fixed the issues that were actually bricking people's systems. give that a try to see if it works out. http://www.geforce.com/drivers

while it's a nice system, if you want to not only get better parts but learn a new skill, I recommend buying the parts yourself and building it. I never trust pre-build systems. you can probably build it a little bit cheaper too. here you go.. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/hGCzbv