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@@Hi-xs7wm Thanks for watching!

That's awesome! I bet the sound card and added USB ports made a big difference. Thanks for watching!

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@@merinium1 Thanks, appreciate it!

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@@RT-wb5ye I was having the same issue. My MacBook and Mac Mini were getting bogged down with anything more than basic editing. This budget gaming pc does a much better job of keeping up for me. Storage was the second issue, having to constantly move files to a portable drive to work on the current project.

@@kevingaughan3170 I agree. I use this overhead rig with a standing desk daily and it’s been great. Thanks for watching!

@@wirelessfuture3507 They make good stuff!

@@ridgerunner7100 Thanks for watching!

Right. I'm caught up on my other reviews, so I figured I better get a YT video going! Thanks 😛

@@Gusthesaltybus I think they’ll work perfect in my camera bag 👍

Good idea!

@@pianoman6639 Thanks for watching. Take care.

@@dababy177 I don’t understand the question?

@ like how much watts are in the power supply I’m gonna buy this same Pc tomorrow and I wanna know if it’s good for a first starter Pc

@@dababy177 Oh okay. The power supply is a 600 watt 80 plus gold. Sometimes these companies use different suppliers for components, but the specs should be mostly the same. I've built gaming PC's for years and price wise I think it's a good value. I picked one up for my son as well. They often go on sale for $999. Hope that helps. Enjoy your new PC!

@ okay okay thank you so much for the information and also one more question can you upgrade it and add and remove like for explain I take out the 4060 and replace it for a 4070 ?

@@dababy177 Yes, you can upgrade everything. The graphics card is held in place with 2 Philips screws (case), and a clip on the motherboard (push in to release). Unplug the power cable from the graphics card, and pull it out.

@@thomasparkes7066 Many cables only support charging, be sure to use a cable that supports data transfer. Also connect direct to the computer, without any sort of hub or adaptor. Lastly, you can go into “Disk Utility” (on Mac), or “create and format hard disk partitions” on Windows to see if it shows up. My guess is the cable though. You may have to try some different cables. I hope this helps. Let me know what happens.

@@kodykmt MT-46 is for F38 quick release plates. MT-47 is for ARCA Swiss. I use both systems, F38 is great for frequent use. I use it for my overhead and desk camera. I use ARCA Swiss for everything else.

That's a good question. Welding isn't overly loud typically. The big issue would be sparks causing a significant fire hazard in a home full of flammable things. What's great for indoor hobby stuff is soldering. I pick up inexpensive soldering electronics kits online now and again to practice, and for something entertaining to do.

@@johnyjoe2k I’ve purchased 2 new cameras from them with no issues, besides needing to switch them from PAL to NTSC, and some missing booklets. My assumption is they are cameras intended to be sold in another country. If you want the best deal, and don’t mind the little things, I think it’s worth it. My experiences have been good. Hope that helps!

@@natex1651 Thank you!

@@arizonahiker6113 Awesome! You’ll like it. This little welder has really surprised me. Thanks for watching!

Any recommendations for an affordable compressor?

@ Mine is an older Harbor Freight air compressor. What’s important to me is that it takes compressor oil, and has a belt drive, and is around 5 cfm @ 90 psi. The oil free ones are loud, and I don’t think they last as long. 5 cfm runs most of my tools fine, with the exception of maybe a DA sander. Check for sales, one of my kids got a display model from a store we have here called Menards for a good deal.

Much thanks from a retired soldier. At the tender age of 65 in retirement, I decided to find a hobby to enjoy myself. Based on your recommendation, I am researching compressors with 5CFM @ 90 psi and 25 gallon tank minimum. Appreciate your counsel brother. Thanks!

@@arizonahiker6113 You’re very welcome. Navy veteran myself. I’m not far behind you at 57! Let me know if you need anything. Take care friend.

@@CraftACrewNightcore The cage, is actually a heat sink. I don’t think they are always necessary. Thanks for watching!

​@@JeffsWay. Would you happen to know the exact size or model? or have a link for it?

@@CraftACrewNightcore The M.2 heatsinks I used are here (Amazon affiliate) amzn.to/3ZsuqP0 Thanks.

Thanks, much appreciated!

I use the Ulanzi ones mostly, but any magnetic ball head will work great. I use 6 of them. 4 for lights (2 upper, and 2 lower), 1 for the monitor, and one for a action camera, so I can record some talking head at the same time. Here's the Amazon affiliate link amzn.to/49eMgtG Thanks for watching!

Oh wow, Nepal! Thanks, much appreciated. Take care 👍

Thanks for your support!

Thanks, appreciate it!

A6000 is a really great first camera! In fact, I still have mine. Thanks for watching!

@@wirelessfuture3507 Pretty cool right 🤣. Thanks for watching!

@@artyomnoss6464 Thanks 🫡

I missed making videos as well. Thanks for watching, and for the kind words!

Hi there! The microphone I'm using is the DJI Mic 2, and it's on the CaTeFo StarRig Pro mic handle. The generic handheld mic flags measure 2x2.75 inches. The logo's I use are AI generated, and I print them out using sticker paper on my home printer. Thanks for the question.

@YanpingChen-b7x Interesting. What’s the biggest difference would you say? How are you liking the Viltrox 16mm?

Haha, thanks!

I would only order from a place that's easy to return to. You could get the same functions with a USB hub, SD card reader, and a portable SSD drive. It's just not going to be all in a nice neat package like this. I've been using a powered USB hub by Sentank ($60), that works really well. You could plug a portable drive into it, as well as a SD card reader. I've been using this on another computer, and really like it.

@@natex1651 They are fun 👍

Generally speaking, you would upgrade the graphics card. Make sure the power supply can handle the new card. A step up would be a 4070. They average about $600 currently.

I assumed the WiFi issue was due to the hub physically blocking signal. That is why I tested it in that way. I later learned it's a electrical interference problem (when plugged in), affecting some hubs, and not others. But, yes you are 100% correct. The WiFi test is useless without being plugged in. I did not fully understand the exact source of the issue at the time, and was attempting to provide some useful information.

@@JeffsWay. what about your system, do you have any issues using WiFi with the dock plugged in? Anyway, thanks for addressing those issues around and providing this video ;)

@@DocSnyderTexas I have tested it repeatedly. Dock removed, dock unplugged, and dock plugged in. I've tested it in different areas of our home with no issues. I almost wish there was a problem, so I could see exactly what's happening.

Hi There! The get-set bundle comes with a 256 gb sd card, and 1 battery.

That's awesome. I think you'll like it!

I'm using some cheap 4x6 inch USB lights on the top (plugged into a charging hub), and 2 small battery powered ones on the bottom (to help reduce shadows). I use 4 magnetic ball heads to hold them in place. Thanks!

@@JeffsWay. thank you

It's my understanding there was a bad batch. Apparently it has nothing to do with the hub blocking the signal, but electrical interference causing the WIFI issues. I would reach out to Satechi, and see if they will offer a solution. Let me know what happens.

I’m fairly confident I was using the Sigma 16mm f1.4. I generally use that, or this Viltrox 13mm. If I think I’m going to be changing focal lengths I might use the Sigma 10-18mm f2.8. Thanks for watching!

Good Idea, I'll try it! Thanks.

@@artyomnoss6464 Thanks, it’s fun!

@@wirelessfuture3507 Thanks, gotta make do sometimes!

@@Flamepriv Glad you got it fixed. That can be a pain!