**The Importance of Choosing the Right Webcam**

When it comes to streaming and gaming, having a good webcam is crucial. The webcam I was using, specifically the Logitech C920, played an essential role in decoding and encoding video footage. However, with most of my time spent on the computer, the CPU took a slight hit running the webcam, which may not be ideal for those with powerful computers or multiple cameras plugged in.

To avoid any issues, it's recommended to use a dedicated regular webcam for streaming, such as an action cam like the GoPro Hero9. This will help minimize any potential processing problems and ensure smooth video playback. For example, I found that using a regular webcam resolved my concerns with poor performance while using the AMD I7 960 processor.

**Streaming at Low Graphics Settings**

Another crucial aspect of streaming is maintaining low graphics settings to achieve optimal frame rates and minimize lag. Professional streamers often run games at low graphical settings or even lower to get the most FPS possible, especially when participating in tournaments. This sacrifice may seem significant, but it's necessary for delivering high-quality streams.

In contrast, I was pleasantly surprised by my setup, which used the AMD encoder. Unlike popular alternatives like Envy Ink and Nvidia's G-Sync, the AMD encoder received little attention despite its improved performance. With the correct settings and a suitable graphics card, such as an AMD RX or RTX series, the AMD encoder proved capable of delivering excellent streaming results.

**Streaming at 720p 30fps**

When it comes to streaming, having a stable frame rate is essential for maintaining viewer engagement. In my setup, I found that running at 720p 30fps was perfectly acceptable and even enjoyable. A few viewers praised the smoothness and lack of macro-blocking or distortion, which were common issues with lower bitrate settings.

**Streaming Software and Hardware**

For those interested in streaming, OBS Studio is a popular choice among streamers. However, it's essential to understand that not everyone uses OBS, and some may prefer other software like XSplit or Streamlabs OBS. Additionally, many streamers use capture cards to capture gameplay footage, which can also be used for recording live streams.

**Top Comment from Last Week**

One top comment from last week's video on destroying a power supply sparked an interesting discussion among viewers. A user named holo SX joked about using WD-40 as a cleaning method, while another viewer suggested using a sledgehammer to clean out the dirty components. While these suggestions might not be practical for everyone, they did highlight the creative and humorous side of dealing with tech issues.

**The Author's Experience**

As the author of this article, I can attest that experimenting with different streaming setups has been an eye-opening experience. By understanding the importance of choosing the right webcam, maintaining low graphics settings, and using the correct streaming software and hardware, viewers can improve their own streaming experiences.

Ultimately, streaming is all about finding the right balance between quality and performance. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's always room for improvement and exploration in the world of streaming technology.

**Conclusion**

Streaming and gaming require specific considerations when it comes to equipment, software, and hardware. By choosing the right webcam, maintaining low graphics settings, and understanding the capabilities of popular streaming alternatives, viewers can create a smooth and enjoyable streaming experience for themselves and their audience.

Whether you're interested in learning more about streaming technology or simply want to join the conversation, feel free to leave a comment below and share your own experiences with streaming. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more content, including regular streams every Thursday at 8 PM Pacific Time.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enso there's one thing about budget computers that people may underestimate or may just assume that they can't do and that's a game and stream at the same time well I'm here to tell you a little bit differently hey everyone Chris with coalition gaming and I wanted to talk to you guys a little bit more about streaming on a budget so I've built up several computers around 200 to 250 dollars maybe between 200 and 300 dollars if you guys want to see a build guide on that it'll be linked right over here except the video includes the use of a gtx 960 but with the advent of the RX 4 70s and 5 70s getting super cheap on eBay that's the only change I would make however both configurations would support Hardware encoding aka envy Inc or the AMD encoder which is also known as VCE which is also known as AMF either way the newest version of OBS studio has a built-in support for the AMD encoder which it didn't used to you needed to get a plug in before however stream labs OBS has a really good Auto optimizer and also support for set encoder on AMD hardware so we're gonna go over the configuration that you have to do in stream labs OBS to optimize your stuff for streaming with your AMD encoder or your Nvidia encoder but in this case we're going to be using a system with a Z on W 3565 which is also known as an i7 960 that is a first gen first gen core I series from like 2009 maybe and it's processor I think it's 3.2 gigahertz base with the 3.4 gigahertz single core turbo it's four cores eight thread we have eight gigs of ram and dual channel and an Rx 574 gigabyte card that is not particularly impressive specs for somebody who would say that the game and stream on the same computer but I'll go ahead and show you guys that you can do it and it can do it better than you think so let's get down to the computer and go over that real quick so here we are at the desktop on the budget computer let's go ahead and download Stream Labs OBS which is the simplest OBS studio can do it but figuring out the settings for it is a little more difficult I tried streaming with just regular OBS studio in the AMD encoder the games didn't perform as good if she'll perform fine they're acceptable but with stream labs OBS and its auto optimizer it ran better so that's what I'm gonna recommend for you guys especially for first-time streamers cuz stream labs OBS has everything built-in which is nice not that I'm gonna be utilizing it that way for today's video but first step download stream labs OBS so go to google google comm and then just stream labs OBS download you see the first result right there and then you see the option to download beta right there go ahead and click it save it and let's go download complete let's go ahead and run it after you click run though it's pretty safe to just close your browser window make sure you click yes when that comes up and we're gonna click a green install blah blah blah get it installed do what you got to do and there it is it's installed says run stream labs OBS when you finish we're gonna do that click finish and let's launch it here it comes Stream labs obeah so when you first launch through now global yes that's when it asks you about the auto optimizer except because I just reinstalled it since I just reinstalled it or it just brought all my sources back in everything so what I'm gonna do is this show you guys this in the settings you see run Auto optimizer now the auto optimizer will run on your first install but if you haven't done it before if you have done it before and it's not quite where you want it just click it go into your settings click run Auto optimizer this is a screen that you guys will see on the first time you run it or if you just click it in the settings so you just click start under optimize and it will detect everything you do internet connection test the hardware test figure out what's best for your system and I think it's pretty reliable just to go with it so let's let this run check that out so it detected your location to probably pick a good server for the account you have logged in with it bandwidth test that's your internet speed test so I could set a bit rate test in the streaming encoder it's probably gonna look at your CPU versus your GPU and attempting stream probably some little test that it does and then and it applies the settings and then other general settings we're gonna hit next and let's look at the settings real quick so stream is where you want to log into your streaming service or have a key on there if you've logged into twitch or YouTube probably just twitch with streaming tabs OBS then this part would already be filled out for you but if you want to do it manually you're free to drop a key here output this is where it did everything automatically alpha mode it said it's a simple put your bitrate to 6000 I put my encoder as hardware and D audio bitrate should be set you can play with that a little bit to help I'd lowered it down to 128 instead of I think like 196 is what it added that and then there you go so then you want to also double check your video section and my monitor is 1080p so it says base canvas 1920 by 1080 I'll put scaled resolution is going to be not 1280 by 720 and I'm not sure if it automatically configures this part but this is somewhere where you guys really need to understand what's happening here output scaled resolution is what the stream is going to see so 1280 by 720 60fps is what it saw it can do but the basic where you want to start is 30 fps and downscale filtering you always want to use lactose because it'll help look the best I guess it's not a big impact so might as well just do it so we're gonna start at 720p 30fps feel free to switch this to 60 at will and see how it works for you guys but for the sake of the stream we're starting it with 30 and that's really it as far as getting your stream configure you don't really need to do a whole lot else you're generally gonna be ok if you've logged into twitch Western yes you're ready if you haven't then you want to go into your output I'm sorry you want to go into stream on here select your streaming service put in your stream key and then you're good to go and so I have my sources already there's a display capture source here's my browser sources alerts and main overlay so you can see there so those are already set the c920 the webcam would go in this box right here that you see which you're not seeing it because it's been used by my recording software then I have my game capture sources Pub G overwatch fortnight apex already added and that's it I can go live from there I just click the go live button right here you can see my microphone is picking up inside of OBS you see it moving right there in the bars desktop audio is what the computer is gonna be hearing and what everybody on stream is going to be here and coming through your speakers or your headset so you can adjust that accordingly maybe lower it a little bit that way your voice is louder than your stream and then you're all set this is just one scene that I have set up you can go through and set up multiple scenes and then swap between them and they can all have different browser sources but one really important thing that everyone needs to always do when adding browser sources is go down here look at the properties I'm just double clicking my main browser source there and you see where says shutdown source from not visible make sure that's checked that will save you CPU resources at all times so make sure that's checked especially if you have a lot of scenes if you have multiple scenes you need to go through every single browser source and any source that you have added and see if it says shutdown source or not visible or like for the webcam here I'm gonna scroll down and you see where it says deactivate when not showing it same thing do that for everything check it boom deactivate we're not showing that way when I switch between scenes it's not using resources in the background either and your gaming FPS stays high one thing about stream labs OBS is that you can create your own themes and your own overlays and all that and that's probably right through here in the themes store and as that loads here themes so you can do it all with instream loves obvious which is really nice I use stream elements primarily and that's why you guys saw here my main overlay and my alerts box because those are three stream elements so you can use it however you want those are browser sources I just added them that way the way if you're gonna be adding this built-in themes from synapse obs it still works similarly as browser sources so you need to be careful about how many you're doing you want to avoid animated ones because those takes more resources just find something that's simple and something that works for you guys and then customize from there let's get back to the main camera now so there's a configuration let's talk about the results I did a test stream on an alt account so I didn't to worry about keeping anybody happy or interacting with chat or anything like this it was more about testing it we're streaming to twitch and on top of that we were streaming some popular titles we had apex legends on deck we had pub G fortnight and overwatch and I have to say all the games did pretty well fortnight I had to turn down to low in order to get really good FPS and I saw it bouncing anywhere between 60 to like a hundred plus depending on the situation where I was but it was smooth which is important it was smooth for me on the gaming end and that which means it we can it's going to be smooth on the viewers end and arguably the viewers experience is a bit more important than the gamers experience because hey what use is streaming if you chase all the viewers away because you have a graphically laggy stream right anyways so pub G is the other game I had to crank everything down to low in order to stream had a really good FPS everything pretty much most of the time was pub G stayed around 60 or higher and it made fer again a smooth stream I was able to play it wasn't a big deal at all using the AMD encoder on the arcs for 70 it's really nice apex Legends surprisingly I was able to do a little bit on medium but in order to be more comfortable with it I just lowered everything as low as possible and it ran fine it looked fine and I got kills it was an enjoyable experience yet again and if it's enjoyable for me again it's gonna be enjoyable for the viewers so to covering all the points here and then we get to what that's what I'm missing overwatch overwatch awesome I think I ran that one on medium and the game ran great stream great everything was great about it even got play of the game it might match so is this goes to show you that if it's not holding you back in order to doing gaming and streaming on the same system you're not really sacrificing too much so obviously you can load down the computer with more stuff that will affect your FPS performance I had it configured with two browser sources which is roughly common I had my stream elements main overlay and my stream elements alerts box that's two browser sources browser sources are what's gonna eat up most of your CPU resources and memory resources when you're streaming from a single PC setup so you gotta try to be a little light on those one or two Macs and you'll be good also the webcam the c920 that I was using the computer most of the time is going to be responsible for doing the decoding and encoding as far as the webcam is concerned so the CPU will take a slight hit running your webcam don't have too many cameras plugged in and make sure you have a dedicated regular webcam used for that like to see 9:28 ride it with an action cam as a webcam if you guys want to see more on that kind of content that'll be linked right up here and for some reason I think maybe it was too much for that i7 960 because it just the webcam was slow the processing was slow on it so I'm thinking the decoding of it coming from something like that was a bit too much for I don't know maybe the USB port or maybe the CPU something was holding you back but I switched to a regular webcam and it was fine so you can't really complain one thing to mention I'm sure you guys are taking notice when I'm saying that I mean running the games at the lowest graphical settings possible or close to it I have to say this is that professional streamers big streamers pro gamers Pro streamers all them people they run their games at the lowest settings that probably even have tweaks going anything that's allowed under if their tournament rules or anything like that but they have tweaks going to get even lower than low to make sure that they have the most FPS possible so to run games on low while you're gaming and streaming it's not an unusual thing it's not a sacrifice that that you're ultimately making especially when you're only spending two to three hundred dollars for your computer with all that being said I was actually a bit more impressed than I expected to be with this setup the AMD encoder gets no love out there because envy ink and its new iteration and that of invent that works even better has been completely overshadowing it the AMD rx series uses I think gen 3 AMF AMD media framework encoding on there and Gentry's when it really start to pick up and get better nobody really talks about it as much it is a great alternative to end of Inc if you can't get a gtx card or even better in RTX card the graphic quality running 720p 30fps streaming was really just fine it wasn't macro blocky it wasn't distorted or anything like that that you would assume with having not enough bitrate or not enough graphical processing or anything like that it looked fine and a couple of people that I asked to watch said that it was perfectly enjoyable as is 720p 30 was perfectly doable perfectly acceptable for most people you can probably get away with 720p 60 and less intensive games like overwatch and maybe fortnight but uh and then you can just switch on the fly just stop the stream go on your video settings switch it 60 start to stream back up or make sure you just do that before you start up if you know what game you're gonna play but 720p 30 has the baseline all good very impressed with this setup when it comes to that anyways everybody what are you you used to stream do you have a to PC setup do you use OBS and di do you use a capture card do you do it all in one do you do AMT encoder do you do envy Inc talk to me drop a comment down below how do you guys stream and let's let's talk more about that so if you like this video make sure you click that like button subscribe you always got more coming we stream every Thursday 8 p.m. Pacific so make sure you stop and that'll be here on YouTube and also on Twitch eventually we'll switch at which only you know neither here no there we can talk about that later come on down to the stream say hello join our discord we always have Tech Talk stuff we can do in there and follow us on our social Instagram Twitter Facebook all link down below we'll see you guys in the next video actually let's read the top comment from last week so last week we put out a video on destroying a power supply a power supply that Christopher Yi sold me as a matter of fact it was bad he didn't know it I didn't know and he rectified the situation everything was all good so I had a spare dead power supply lying around and we had some fun with it so top comic comes from holo SX oh boy mmm yeah he said this is by far the best method tech yet city is over here trying to give it a tech yes clean with some wd-40 well I mean different kind of cleaning but you know what he cleans it with wd-40 I'll clean it with a sledgehammer whatever works right anyways drop a comment down below maybe I'll see you guys and comment on bring it into the next video so we'll see in the next one byeso there's one thing about budget computers that people may underestimate or may just assume that they can't do and that's a game and stream at the same time well I'm here to tell you a little bit differently hey everyone Chris with coalition gaming and I wanted to talk to you guys a little bit more about streaming on a budget so I've built up several computers around 200 to 250 dollars maybe between 200 and 300 dollars if you guys want to see a build guide on that it'll be linked right over here except the video includes the use of a gtx 960 but with the advent of the RX 4 70s and 5 70s getting super cheap on eBay that's the only change I would make however both configurations would support Hardware encoding aka envy Inc or the AMD encoder which is also known as VCE which is also known as AMF either way the newest version of OBS studio has a built-in support for the AMD encoder which it didn't used to you needed to get a plug in before however stream labs OBS has a really good Auto optimizer and also support for set encoder on AMD hardware so we're gonna go over the configuration that you have to do in stream labs OBS to optimize your stuff for streaming with your AMD encoder or your Nvidia encoder but in this case we're going to be using a system with a Z on W 3565 which is also known as an i7 960 that is a first gen first gen core I series from like 2009 maybe and it's processor I think it's 3.2 gigahertz base with the 3.4 gigahertz single core turbo it's four cores eight thread we have eight gigs of ram and dual channel and an Rx 574 gigabyte card that is not particularly impressive specs for somebody who would say that the game and stream on the same computer but I'll go ahead and show you guys that you can do it and it can do it better than you think so let's get down to the computer and go over that real quick so here we are at the desktop on the budget computer let's go ahead and download Stream Labs OBS which is the simplest OBS studio can do it but figuring out the settings for it is a little more difficult I tried streaming with just regular OBS studio in the AMD encoder the games didn't perform as good if she'll perform fine they're acceptable but with stream labs OBS and its auto optimizer it ran better so that's what I'm gonna recommend for you guys especially for first-time streamers cuz stream labs OBS has everything built-in which is nice not that I'm gonna be utilizing it that way for today's video but first step download stream labs OBS so go to google google comm and then just stream labs OBS download you see the first result right there and then you see the option to download beta right there go ahead and click it save it and let's go download complete let's go ahead and run it after you click run though it's pretty safe to just close your browser window make sure you click yes when that comes up and we're gonna click a green install blah blah blah get it installed do what you got to do and there it is it's installed says run stream labs OBS when you finish we're gonna do that click finish and let's launch it here it comes Stream labs obeah so when you first launch through now global yes that's when it asks you about the auto optimizer except because I just reinstalled it since I just reinstalled it or it just brought all my sources back in everything so what I'm gonna do is this show you guys this in the settings you see run Auto optimizer now the auto optimizer will run on your first install but if you haven't done it before if you have done it before and it's not quite where you want it just click it go into your settings click run Auto optimizer this is a screen that you guys will see on the first time you run it or if you just click it in the settings so you just click start under optimize and it will detect everything you do internet connection test the hardware test figure out what's best for your system and I think it's pretty reliable just to go with it so let's let this run check that out so it detected your location to probably pick a good server for the account you have logged in with it bandwidth test that's your internet speed test so I could set a bit rate test in the streaming encoder it's probably gonna look at your CPU versus your GPU and attempting stream probably some little test that it does and then and it applies the settings and then other general settings we're gonna hit next and let's look at the settings real quick so stream is where you want to log into your streaming service or have a key on there if you've logged into twitch or YouTube probably just twitch with streaming tabs OBS then this part would already be filled out for you but if you want to do it manually you're free to drop a key here output this is where it did everything automatically alpha mode it said it's a simple put your bitrate to 6000 I put my encoder as hardware and D audio bitrate should be set you can play with that a little bit to help I'd lowered it down to 128 instead of I think like 196 is what it added that and then there you go so then you want to also double check your video section and my monitor is 1080p so it says base canvas 1920 by 1080 I'll put scaled resolution is going to be not 1280 by 720 and I'm not sure if it automatically configures this part but this is somewhere where you guys really need to understand what's happening here output scaled resolution is what the stream is going to see so 1280 by 720 60fps is what it saw it can do but the basic where you want to start is 30 fps and downscale filtering you always want to use lactose because it'll help look the best I guess it's not a big impact so might as well just do it so we're gonna start at 720p 30fps feel free to switch this to 60 at will and see how it works for you guys but for the sake of the stream we're starting it with 30 and that's really it as far as getting your stream configure you don't really need to do a whole lot else you're generally gonna be ok if you've logged into twitch Western yes you're ready if you haven't then you want to go into your output I'm sorry you want to go into stream on here select your streaming service put in your stream key and then you're good to go and so I have my sources already there's a display capture source here's my browser sources alerts and main overlay so you can see there so those are already set the c920 the webcam would go in this box right here that you see which you're not seeing it because it's been used by my recording software then I have my game capture sources Pub G overwatch fortnight apex already added and that's it I can go live from there I just click the go live button right here you can see my microphone is picking up inside of OBS you see it moving right there in the bars desktop audio is what the computer is gonna be hearing and what everybody on stream is going to be here and coming through your speakers or your headset so you can adjust that accordingly maybe lower it a little bit that way your voice is louder than your stream and then you're all set this is just one scene that I have set up you can go through and set up multiple scenes and then swap between them and they can all have different browser sources but one really important thing that everyone needs to always do when adding browser sources is go down here look at the properties I'm just double clicking my main browser source there and you see where says shutdown source from not visible make sure that's checked that will save you CPU resources at all times so make sure that's checked especially if you have a lot of scenes if you have multiple scenes you need to go through every single browser source and any source that you have added and see if it says shutdown source or not visible or like for the webcam here I'm gonna scroll down and you see where it says deactivate when not showing it same thing do that for everything check it boom deactivate we're not showing that way when I switch between scenes it's not using resources in the background either and your gaming FPS stays high one thing about stream labs OBS is that you can create your own themes and your own overlays and all that and that's probably right through here in the themes store and as that loads here themes so you can do it all with instream loves obvious which is really nice I use stream elements primarily and that's why you guys saw here my main overlay and my alerts box because those are three stream elements so you can use it however you want those are browser sources I just added them that way the way if you're gonna be adding this built-in themes from synapse obs it still works similarly as browser sources so you need to be careful about how many you're doing you want to avoid animated ones because those takes more resources just find something that's simple and something that works for you guys and then customize from there let's get back to the main camera now so there's a configuration let's talk about the results I did a test stream on an alt account so I didn't to worry about keeping anybody happy or interacting with chat or anything like this it was more about testing it we're streaming to twitch and on top of that we were streaming some popular titles we had apex legends on deck we had pub G fortnight and overwatch and I have to say all the games did pretty well fortnight I had to turn down to low in order to get really good FPS and I saw it bouncing anywhere between 60 to like a hundred plus depending on the situation where I was but it was smooth which is important it was smooth for me on the gaming end and that which means it we can it's going to be smooth on the viewers end and arguably the viewers experience is a bit more important than the gamers experience because hey what use is streaming if you chase all the viewers away because you have a graphically laggy stream right anyways so pub G is the other game I had to crank everything down to low in order to stream had a really good FPS everything pretty much most of the time was pub G stayed around 60 or higher and it made fer again a smooth stream I was able to play it wasn't a big deal at all using the AMD encoder on the arcs for 70 it's really nice apex Legends surprisingly I was able to do a little bit on medium but in order to be more comfortable with it I just lowered everything as low as possible and it ran fine it looked fine and I got kills it was an enjoyable experience yet again and if it's enjoyable for me again it's gonna be enjoyable for the viewers so to covering all the points here and then we get to what that's what I'm missing overwatch overwatch awesome I think I ran that one on medium and the game ran great stream great everything was great about it even got play of the game it might match so is this goes to show you that if it's not holding you back in order to doing gaming and streaming on the same system you're not really sacrificing too much so obviously you can load down the computer with more stuff that will affect your FPS performance I had it configured with two browser sources which is roughly common I had my stream elements main overlay and my stream elements alerts box that's two browser sources browser sources are what's gonna eat up most of your CPU resources and memory resources when you're streaming from a single PC setup so you gotta try to be a little light on those one or two Macs and you'll be good also the webcam the c920 that I was using the computer most of the time is going to be responsible for doing the decoding and encoding as far as the webcam is concerned so the CPU will take a slight hit running your webcam don't have too many cameras plugged in and make sure you have a dedicated regular webcam used for that like to see 9:28 ride it with an action cam as a webcam if you guys want to see more on that kind of content that'll be linked right up here and for some reason I think maybe it was too much for that i7 960 because it just the webcam was slow the processing was slow on it so I'm thinking the decoding of it coming from something like that was a bit too much for I don't know maybe the USB port or maybe the CPU something was holding you back but I switched to a regular webcam and it was fine so you can't really complain one thing to mention I'm sure you guys are taking notice when I'm saying that I mean running the games at the lowest graphical settings possible or close to it I have to say this is that professional streamers big streamers pro gamers Pro streamers all them people they run their games at the lowest settings that probably even have tweaks going anything that's allowed under if their tournament rules or anything like that but they have tweaks going to get even lower than low to make sure that they have the most FPS possible so to run games on low while you're gaming and streaming it's not an unusual thing it's not a sacrifice that that you're ultimately making especially when you're only spending two to three hundred dollars for your computer with all that being said I was actually a bit more impressed than I expected to be with this setup the AMD encoder gets no love out there because envy ink and its new iteration and that of invent that works even better has been completely overshadowing it the AMD rx series uses I think gen 3 AMF AMD media framework encoding on there and Gentry's when it really start to pick up and get better nobody really talks about it as much it is a great alternative to end of Inc if you can't get a gtx card or even better in RTX card the graphic quality running 720p 30fps streaming was really just fine it wasn't macro blocky it wasn't distorted or anything like that that you would assume with having not enough bitrate or not enough graphical processing or anything like that it looked fine and a couple of people that I asked to watch said that it was perfectly enjoyable as is 720p 30 was perfectly doable perfectly acceptable for most people you can probably get away with 720p 60 and less intensive games like overwatch and maybe fortnight but uh and then you can just switch on the fly just stop the stream go on your video settings switch it 60 start to stream back up or make sure you just do that before you start up if you know what game you're gonna play but 720p 30 has the baseline all good very impressed with this setup when it comes to that anyways everybody what are you you used to stream do you have a to PC setup do you use OBS and di do you use a capture card do you do it all in one do you do AMT encoder do you do envy Inc talk to me drop a comment down below how do you guys stream and let's let's talk more about that so if you like this video make sure you click that like button subscribe you always got more coming we stream every Thursday 8 p.m. Pacific so make sure you stop and that'll be here on YouTube and also on Twitch eventually we'll switch at which only you know neither here no there we can talk about that later come on down to the stream say hello join our discord we always have Tech Talk stuff we can do in there and follow us on our social Instagram Twitter Facebook all link down below we'll see you guys in the next video actually let's read the top comment from last week so last week we put out a video on destroying a power supply a power supply that Christopher Yi sold me as a matter of fact it was bad he didn't know it I didn't know and he rectified the situation everything was all good so I had a spare dead power supply lying around and we had some fun with it so top comic comes from holo SX oh boy mmm yeah he said this is by far the best method tech yet city is over here trying to give it a tech yes clean with some wd-40 well I mean different kind of cleaning but you know what he cleans it with wd-40 I'll clean it with a sledgehammer whatever works right anyways drop a comment down below maybe I'll see you guys and comment on bring it into the next video so we'll see in the next one bye\n"