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hello everybody today we are going to be learning about how to build a wordpress

site if you guys know anything about me at all you know I love / adore WordPress

it's a fantastic fantastic platform to build your website on okay and this is

the beginners guide to how to build a wordpress site alright let's keep it

moving in this course you are going to what we are going to discuss why you

should use WordPress and then we're also going to set up a wordpress site

step-by-step okay so you can keep stopping and going in the middle of this

course if you need to but by the end of the course you guys you will have built

your website okay so that is the awesome awesome part of this course okay so why

WordPress why not Wix Weebly Squarespace etc so

the reason for that is because Wix Weebly Squarespace etc they are all

proprietary building proprietary excuse me building platforms okay so what that

basically means is that whenever you build your website on their platform

they still own it okay so you can't take it anywhere so all that work that you've

done on your website if you decide that you want to go to a different company or

whatever if you want to take it somewhere for whatever reason that is

you can't okay because it's on their platform and it just does not allow you

to export your website and take it somewhere it doesn't you can't even

really export the data or like the you know the copy and the images and stuff

like that that's all yours you can't even export that stuff okay so

that's how typically how they keep customers but regardless it's why I

don't use sites like that I also don't use sites like that because you don't

really have a whole lot that you can do so far

SEO is concerned and again if you know me at all I am huge into search engine

optimization which basically is just allowing you to have your website show

up high on on Google basically for people that are looking for what you do

so that's it's extremely important to be high on Google for for people that are

looking for what you do because they're already in a buying mindset they're

going to work with somebody and that somebody is probably on the first couple

of pages of Google okay so that's why we need to be up there and then the Wix

Weebly Squarespace places like that so far as SEO is concerned usually they'll

have something where you can put in some keywords and things like that that you

would like to show up under but they don't have all of the stuff that you can

do on the back end of WordPress that really really really pushes your website

to the top of the search engines so it's just not it's just not worth the time to

build a site in those platforms because you could just as easily spend that time

on WordPress and have a better situation for yourself long term all right

WordPress is completely customizable so there's not anything in WordPress that

you can't change there's a lot of the builder sites like wicks and Weebly and

such that you can change parts of the website but there are other parts of the

website that you just can't they're just non negotiables and that's

not the case with WordPress number two great for search engines I already went

into that it's amazing for search engines you can really really optimize

your website to show up high and then number three of course it's yours so

when you build your website in WordPress basically what you're doing and we'll go

further into this in a minute but basically what you're doing is you're

you're installing an application this is gonna sound like a lot of hard stuff but

really not you're installing an application onto a server and which is

WordPress and then you're building your website in that application okay well

that application that you installed on to the server you can take anywhere so

if you say you're hosting with GoDaddy and you decide that you want to host

with Hostgator instead you just take that application off of the server or

back it up and then take it over to another hosting plan and you have the

exact same website and just with a different hosting company if you want to

move it so it affects nothing it affects nothing okay

you

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PC Build - Build a PC for live streaming gameplay – DIY in 5 Ep 74 - Duration: 4:25.

I don't get it.

What? People watch you play games.

Ok, but why?

Because it's fun to hang out with friends!!

It's just like when we were little

except for way more CPU intensive than the sitting- next-to-each-other-on-the-couch days...

Hey everyone and welcome back to DIY in 5!

I'm Trisha Hershberger and in today's episode we will go over what you'll need

to consider when building or buying the ultimate video game streaming rig.

Let us worry about the hardware, so you can focus on the stream.

Now, if you are brand new to PC building, check out our build your own PC series

by clicking here then go ahead and subscribe so you don't miss anymore DIY tech tips.

For the ultimate streaming setup, many pros have two PCs - one to run the game and one

to broadcast the stream.

For the purposes of this video, we'll assume that's not in the budget and you're looking

to do it all on one device.

Luckily, there are some great pre-built options out there specifically made to game and stream

off one CPU - like this CyberPowerPC ProStreamer or the Alienware Area 51.

Cramming so much functionality into one case does have its downsides and the main drawback

is the price tag.

Let's break down the hardware you'll want to consider if you'er going go it alone.

When it comes to streaming, your CPU does most of the heavy lifting.

You'll be relying on your processor to encode video, run chatbots, loyalty point notifications,

music players, etc. and all the while avoiding dropping frames which lead to a not-so-nice

viewing experience for your audience.

When budgeting out your build, I'd advise you to dump some serious money here, especially

if you have your heart set on streaming in high definition.

To output 720p or more at 60fps, you'll want to choose a CPU with multiple cores,

impressive clock speeds and hyper-threading doesn't hurt either.

If you are building a budget streaming rig and are fine with streaming below 720p or

30fps then this can be achieved with a less expensive processor and with tricks such as

optimizing your broadcast settings, capturing video from a console, minimizing the amount

of windows you have open while streaming and avoiding CPU-intensive games.

Now, even if you are doing all of those things I just mentioned, I still wouldn't try this

with less than an i5-series or equivalent.

If you are someone who likes to have music players, chat bots, loyalty points, etc

all open in addition to your broadcasting software and game,

then RAM will be another important piece of the puzzle.

Most streamers typically use around 4GB of RAM while streaming so I'd put at least

8GB on your priority list.

If that's not in the budget, then 86 the Spotify, Discord, Streamlabs, Nightbot, or

whatever else you like to run with to avoid stream stutter.

We've talked a lot about the fun additions to your streams but what about the games you'll be streaming?

This is where a streaming build differs from a traditional gaming build.

If you stream low-demand games, or capture gameplay from a console,

then you may be able to save a pretty penny by forgoing a dedicated GPU

and get a better experience by putting that money into your CPU.

Now, if you stream games like, say, The Witcher 3 all the time, then a GPU is a must if you

are planning on streaming and broadcasting from the same PC.

Let's quickly buzz through the rest.

For a motherboard, I'd look for something with extra slots for expansion.

For storage, consider if you'll want to locally record your streams and how long you

plan on keeping them on the hard drive.

For the case, I'd recommend getting something with noise dampening so your audience isn't

listening to your fans go on and off the whole stream.

Sorry guys, I know I'm being really loud.

I'm not one of those streamers that loud all the time.

I just want to make sure you can hear me over my stupid system that's really, really loud! Gah!

And for your PSU, head over to pcpartpicker.com to calculate your power needs for different setups.

Side note, this site also allows you to compare component prices & reviews and it's a lifesaver

for new and experienced builders alike.

So that's that!

Stream away and build your community the way you see fit now that the hardware is out of the way.

Kinda, I mean it's never really out of the way, and you want to constantly keep an eye

on updating - but that's why there's shows like this one!

Guys, let me know what your favorite game to stream is and shoutout your channel if

you like - we wanna check out what you are up to!

My name's Trisha Hershberger and you've been watching DIY in 5.