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If you were to isolate "game" as a search term on YouTube and limit to channels, you would generate more than 3.5Million results, "vlog" produces 3.9Million channel results, and I would add "review" but it spans multiple genres. It does not matter which genre you partake in, you are not in for...

To be realistic, it does not matter where you are in your journey. Limiting yourself by what you currently have built on YouTube is a good way to limit quality. For a PS3 capture card, I would get the Elgato game capture. Sits between $130-$175 USD.

I don't think anyone has yet video-journal'd their entire PhD course yet, it would be a popular series.

Please provide clearer instructions or dust off the topic of the post, it's honestly difficult to understand what you're asking.

I would recommend something similar to a pop filter. In the recording industry it is known as a "dead cat". Yes, I'm serious. http://www.amazon.com/Rode-Deadcat-Wind-Microphone-Cover/dp/B000BH437S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448853576&sr=8-1&keywords=dead+cat

You got an interesting channel. Not one that I would particularly be interested in but it's your content. My best advice is to focus less on the gain of subscribers, but instead on the gain of subscriber retention. Subscribers mean nothing if they don't come back.

Freedom! has been known to automatically enable Long Non-Skippable ads via the CMS. I think they are truly the evil of the ads on YouTube and reason for my use of adblock. Can't stand the damned things. I have said it time and time again, and will say it again. Long Non-Skippable ads should be...

I think the idea of making a channel is to have it personal to yourself, your network, or whatever/whoever it's being made for.

I wonder what kind of retailer they were using, my 980 alone cost me $660, i7 was $500. (After taxes, in CAD)

This is one of the things I was worried about. People are more focused on advertising and boosting themselves rather than actually helping others out in such a community. It's the reason why the advertised videos in the appropriate section get minimal views and (almost never) replies.

That's not bad, but I've already spent $3000 on my PC this year. I'll consider putting a PS4 on top of my case, but I think it would be under-appreciated...

I cannot say for the 2020, but the Yeti goes over the Snowball any second of the year. It is a little more expensive, but the quality is a good step up. If you want to get it really soon, Amazon among other websites are going to have it on a good sale for the slow turn-down of Black Friday &...

Hmm... Well, for an Aussie, the price of a half-decent laptop that will not go obsolete is hard to nail down. With the value against the American worse than it is here in Canada, I would say that your best bet would be to either go second-hand or boost your pricing bracket in order to get the...

What exactly do you intend for this laptop to do?

In my honesty as well, I'd like to try to get people to keep replying to this post, as having it near the top serves as an unofficial reminder of this place not being for what some have used it for.

This is going to be exponentially important to the evolution of technology and gaming, the most important advancement in our technology since the microprocessor. The implications of VR are alot bigger than some gamers would like to believe.

More views. To get more views (on average) is generally the result of having more subscribers. Besides, just getting more subs is pointless if they don't come back half the time, or at all.

You might be getting bottlenecked by your hard drive. Where FRAPS shows what you're recording and your hard drive might now be fast enough to store it correctly. But more likely than that, your gaming rig might not be powerful enough to support both the game and FRAPS recording at the same time.

True enough. And the big obvious title of this thread is still missed by many people who are desperate for that view or two.