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Wrong. Just wrong. Somebody please explain it to him.

Me too. My end-to-end latency (including the DAC) is 2 msec. Mine is an outboard Presonus Audiobox.

I'll put in a call to your local computer shop ... telling them to expect a visit from you when your computer needs repair after an overclock-gone-wrong. On a more serious note ... If your system is adequate, overclocking with not produce measurable benefit. Leave it be. If your system is...

DAC latency is darn near zero. Latency comes from the Windows audio subsystem. Latency is not a problem when viewing videos or listening to recorded (or streamed) music. It might be a problem with gaming. But it is a BIG problem when performing, and 40 msec is HUGE. Even 20 msec is annoying...

Mostly good, but I'd spend less on the video card and get a better processor.

We had a 4100 long ago. Then a 4300. Then a couple of 4600s. The 4600s were from 2003 and 2004. The 4300 was from 2001 I think. All four were basically junk 10 years ago (although I babied one of those 4600s along for a while longer before dumping it 8 years ago). So ... the folks above are...

Well, the Blues are mostly 5400 RPM. Of the 10 models, 3 are 7200 RPM. And of the two 1 TB models, one is available as 7200 RPM. WD60EZRZ 6 TB 5400 RPM WD50EZRZ 5 TB 5400 RPM WD40EZRZ 4 TB 5400 RPM WD30EZRZ 3 TB 5400 RPM WD20EZRZ 2 TB 5400 RPM WD10EZRZ 1 TB...

The DAC latency is too small to detect. No worries.

You bought a WD Blue drive? Those are 5400 RPM drives. They're for NAS devices, not for a desktop PC. But ... never mind. You've been gone for a month now.