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The stream is "A package has arrived! GOOD STREAM o'clock" and the timestamp is around 03:33:40

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Let's go he watched it lmao

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Exactly, many people still want a num pad but without getting in the way of mouse

@@justdontpanic7314 for me i want left numpad becauses i play fighting games on keyboard ! i used to move character w/ cursor keys , for reason i can't get used to the area around WASD !

Thanks! This uses a Gigabyte motherboard and you can update the BIOS easily now via the Aorus App Center. It's very easy and if you search for it, I'm sure there is a tutorial on how to do it somewhere online.

JustDontPanic thanks also how much did it Cost?

GamePlague I think this was around $1300 in February of last year so probably a little cheaper now. Especially for the CPU since Intel just launched their 10th Gen ones. But right now I’d go with a Ryzen 5 3600X over the 9600k, paired with a X570 mobo.

You're right, they would! My brother who has his setup next to mine has puddings on his Ducky One 2 Mini so I didn' wanna "copy" him lol. But they do look sick on his. Unfortunately, these have only held up so-so, with the chrome band on some of the keys developing cracks.

@@justdontpanic7314 so any MX replacement key caps will work on this keyboard ?

NightFury 2697 yes sir, they should fit!

I was initially worried about the same problem, but temps in this case have been superb. Air is pulled through the intake surprisingly well, even better than my personal mid-tower (sadly for me). We've overclocked the gpu and cpu and have never had an issue with temps! GPU has gotten in the mid to high 70s at highest. Exhausted air is always cool under load. If you're really worried you may want to add another intake/exhaust fan depending on how you have yours set up.

@@justdontpanic7314 Well thats great to hear. I have both my fans set to exhaust because they are both running off the same pwm header on the motherboard through a spliter. Now that i think about it though... how do you set a fan to intake? is it a software setting? or do you literally just unscrew the fan and change the way its facing? lol sorry im new to pc building so I have no idea.

@@Heyman5151 No question is a dumb question, Alex, ask away. But yes, it's as simple as just flipping the fan and screwing it in backwards! You'll know it's set to intake if you can see the brackets that hold the fan into the fan frame. You may be able to get away with a single exhaust, but I wouldn't recommend anyone go without an intake, for the safety of your components. I hope this helps!

@@justdontpanic7314 Sweet! Thanks maybe I'll experiment and switch one of my fans to see if temps improve. I currently have 2 exhaust, I'll try doing 1 exhaust and 1 intake instead

@@Heyman5151 Good luck! And if you ever have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!

Thanks for the comment! I have since upgraded this system to a RTX 2070 to better balance the hardware. At the time of this build, I got the 1060 for a good deal and the RTX cards were just being released so I was still iffy about what to upgrade to.

@@justdontpanic7314 now your build is very good my dream PC would be a i5 9600k with a rtx 2060 in a h200 Ima start to save up so yea but awsome build

@@stepz1876 Thanks again! If you like the i5 9600k and the H200 case, be on the lookout for my next build video! I'm using both the 9600k and the H200 (in white) in a Mini ITX build that should be out soon. Thanks for watching and good luck with your savings/ future build!

daire bane it has been one of the best changes I've made in awhile.

Jamesp1616 thank you kind sir!