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@kylobudgie9841 Nope. Building a new machine won’t help you nor would upgrading to Windows 11. This is a brand new build and it’s running Windows 11 from day 1. It’s just terrible software unfortunately. Thanks for the view and comment! If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps out more than you know. God Bless and good luck on your new build!

@ thx bc mine keeps crashing then changers fan colour and dose not mach my keyboard and mouse 🤦🏻‍♂️ I have uninstalled and reinstalled it and downgraded the icue software,but did not work hopefully corsair will sort it with a new update,and my brothers icue software is working fine i think he has same specs as my pc,but will be upgrading,as the parts are getting old can run some games but not well gpu is gta 1050ti let me know if you have sorted it,if so make an video on how to fix will much appreciated. Thank you

@BMadPhoto Thanks so much for the kind words. Greatly appreciate you! I love Nashville, but I try to avoid downtown as much as possible. :-)

@@averageenthusiast4160 I bet getting out of the tourist area into the country it must be beautiful!

@coffeebikesdrones Thanks so much for the kind words! I absolutely love my a6700! How about you?

@PranayKambli Honestly it’s a combination of two things. Firstly, always try to get as close to your subject as possible instead of relying heavily on zooming. This will help out. But the main reason it’s so smooth is I’m using the DJI RS3 Mini gimbal. If I’m not using the gimbal, I’ll turn on the Active Steadyshot. This works ok but by far the most important piece for steady video, in my case anyway, is the gimbal. Thanks for the view and comment!

@Dimartinni I do! I've got the Sigma 70-200mm f2.8 Sports lens which is incredible. I've also got the Sigma 28-70mm f2.8 which is also a great lens and very versatile. Can't go wrong with any Simga lenses in my opinion. Thanks for the view and the comment. If you haven't already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps more than people realize! God Bless!

@@averageenthusiast4160 those 2 you mentioned are for Full Frame cameras.

@narigueta007 Correct. They work beautifully on the 6700.

@@narigueta007the advantage of buying those lenses as well is if you decide to upgrade to a full frame camera you will get the full capability of your lenses so it’s more of a investment for the future

@DnVtutorials Thanks man! Greatly appreciate the view and positive feedback. I’m gonna go check out your channel now. If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to the channel. You know how much it helps! God Bless!

@viktordmitriev8778 Yep, not a problem. If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps out more than you know! God Bless!

@xOzymandias For sure! For what you're shooting it's definitely overkill. I initially bought that card because the a6700 requires a UHS II card to record 4k @ 120p. At that time, I wasn't even shooting sports so when I started, I was glad I had it. Makes a difference for sure! Thanks for the view and comment! If you haven't already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps out more than you know! God Bless!

@lexelgaming Those lights aren't being controlled by iCue... they're being controlled by Armory Crate by ASUS. There is a plugin that you can install into iCue to allow it to control those lights, but that software crashes on me all the time so I'm not putting anything else on it! Thanks for the view and comment! If you haven't already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps out more than you know! God Bless!

@bob-ps2dn They are the new fans. As for the performance of the fans themselves, they're great. No issues at all and they're whisper quiet. I record audio with a studio quality mic literally right next to the PC and you can't hear them. It's just the iCue software controlling the RGB that stinks so bad! Thanks for the view and comment! If you haven't already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps out more than you know! God Bless!

@amusiive Has it been updated to the point where it can control individual devices’ individual lights? For instance, these fans have outer ring lights and inner ring lights… when I used Signal it couldn’t control them independently. Is this still the case?

@Blember Yea man. The quality of the hardware is great… but that software is absolute garbage.

@мушкет Nope. The 35-50mm would be smaller and lighter than the 28-70mm. I can extend that to full zoom and the RS3 Mini handles it just fine! Thanks for the view and comment! God Bless.

@@averageenthusiast4160 Thank you!

@illestvillain1971 The four fans on the right (3 on back, 1 on bottom) are intake and the four fans on back (3 on top, 1 on rear) are exhaust. I’ve actually got a build video of me building that PC if you’d like a better look at the fan configuration. “Also nice gimbal or whatever it is”… that made me laugh. 🤣 Thanks for the view and comment. If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps me out more than you know! God Bless!

@@averageenthusiast4160 I'm just stupid yeah, I was just looking at the sticker not the casing of the fan that makes sense

@illestvillain1971 All good! I've done the same thing looking at other builds in the past too. Have you seen the reverse blade fans that have been out a year and half or two. They spin opposite direction so all of your case fans can show "the good side" instead of the back. Super clean... but pretty expensive still.

@@averageenthusiast4160 oh I haven't, sounds cool. But I have too many excess fans lying around already can't convince myself to replace em just yet lol

@illestvillain1971 I hear you bro. Building PCs is an addiction. I’m finishing a gaming PC for my nephew as I type this! lol

@@cadavisiii What do you think of it? I enjoy the camera… I really do. Just can’t deal with how poor the 4K video behaves. I really liked the images I was able to capture with it.

@@averageenthusiast4160 there's a lot I agree with you, they just aren't issues for me. Tripod video, street stills, timelapse, long exposure, good battery life. It was the right purchase for me in late 2022 when I made the jump from being a cellphone video shooter/editor to attempting niches like portraits and real estate photo. The mid range camera is truly a mid range camera. Feels like the company made reasonable limitations. What the camera does great is give a new user a full range of traditional camera controls and some nice to haves like 4k possibilities, decent stabe, and good battery. Today in 2024 it's in a different price bracket on the used market and it wouldn't be the same buying decision, but two years ago it was ok. I had $550 for a camera body and the gh4 was $900. Today the gh4 is closer to $550 and the G95 is in the low $400's. I'd say pump up your budget. I have a g100 and I think of it as the g95's little brother but with even more crippled legs and a weaker heart (smaller batteries). They're both easily portable mid rangers. 4k no crop, perfect stabe, reptilian autofocus is not a midrange expectation in my mind. Unfortunately the price point for that type of machine is still well above the $550 mark. Temper your expectations.

@cadavisiii Couldn’t agree with you more, to be honest. Its cost to performance is more than acceptable. Everything you say is spot on! My biggest concern is that it’s advertised as being able to do one thing (while I guess “technically” it can do) that it doesn’t. And when speaking to Panasonic about it the response is “we’re aware… this is expected behavior”… that’s unacceptable to me… personally. If you don’t use the camera for the one thing it can’t do then you’re fine… but (at the time of purchasing) there were other, cheaper options that could take great photos and record at 1080p. Either way, thanks for the view and the comment! Again, I agree with everything you said and the point of the video is to let people looking to buy it know the experience I had with it. God Bless!

@@averageenthusiast4160 hey I wanted to come back around to this thread because I remember what feature it was that I said "the G95 is the most cost effective way I can achieve this" and that feature was unlimited 4k recording. I had some idea that I would be doing longform video and the G95 was the most affordable unit that had unlimited recording. So I recognize a lot of your commentary as correct but I was shaking my head trying to stick up for my precious and not really remembering what it was that galvanized me in support of it. Unlimited recording in 4k is a huge plus and it's what makes the G95 ultimately versatile.

@donuts_66 Thanks for the view and comment! I’ve actually got a build video that has all of the specs you can check out. If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It helps me out more than you’d think! God Bless! DREAM PC BUILD 4K!! | i7-14700K | 4080 SUPER STRIX | Z790-F | CORSAIR iCUE LINK LCD AIO | GAME TEST! th-cam.com/video/IIUzH2RPfEA/w-d-xo.html

@@Blember Not sure what that means?

@@averageenthusiast4160 are you just doing this with all your lenses so you get more views

@Blember Not more views necessarily… but subscribers. Content is king they say. I’ve got quite a few shorts in the chamber while I’m working on my next long form video which is a full review of the Sony a6700. Probably another week away from finishing that video.

@@RCGJR_ Nope. I should have shown it zoomed to 70mm… but the motors are strong enough to allow to zoom completely and function just fine. Thanks for the view and comment and if you haven’t already, please consider Subscribing to the channel. It helps me out more than people realize! God Bless!

@@averageenthusiast4160 is it unbalanced when using the sigma 200-500

@@Blember I don’t have that lens. I have the Sigma 70-200 f2.8 and it won’t support that lens at all.

@@averageenthusiast4160 it was a joke, the sigma 200-500 is a massive lens

@@Blember You never know man. Some people may not know so I treat every question seriously. :-)