Yesterday, I was glad to find that the Arma 3 Takistan Life server was back online. If you didn't know, last time I played on this server was July 2014, so I was quite overjoyed at this.
Suddenly, a hacker (read: script kiddie) joins the server promising that he will give out free money to all civilians. I had to question my own morality at that point, but I ended up asking for an absurd amount of money somewhat sarcastically. To my surprise, there was 999 billion dollars in my bank.
WHAT. THE
For those of you who don't know... I run a media firm. We do work across a lot of different mediums, including:
Audio: Music Production, Soundstage Design, Theater Design, Sound Reinforcement, Live Production, and more
Video: Videography such as in music videos, advertisement filming, special effects, and more
Photography: Fashion, Product Features, and much more.
Web: Full website design, or graphical work for them.
Backend: Programming, writing applications, designing infrastruct
I recently picked up a new pair of earpads for my ATH M50RDs, they are so much more comfortable. Comfortable to the point that I've been wearing them over 9 hours and just realized they were on
i have "i3-3220" with "asus gtx 750ti oc". also have "Intel DZ75ML-45K" motherboard.
so, i want to make water cooling with 2 80mm radiator bcoz my PC Cabinet have back 2 80mm fans and i dont want to change cabinet.
so, which "PUMP" i use to make water cooling loop...???
can i overclock my i3-3220...???
It's not often that you see tech companies care for so long. But when it comes to gaming, ASUS takes things seriously. "Republic of Gamers" (ROG) is their gaming-focused sub brand that provides the enthusiast with gaming motherboards, graphics cards, headsets and so on. There's even a backpack available for your ROG notebook.
And their enthusiasm is not limited to present-day technologies. Today, ASUS revealed their new ROG IDE cables.
John Trent, ROG representative, tells us: "We want
Hey!
I am completely new to computer building. In fact, a week ago I didn't know anything about most hardware you find around, let alone all of what seemed to be a complicated sight inside my old towers, ha ha. Given my disclaimer, please bear with me and my ignorence. I am trying to learn all I can as fast as possible! But, of course, I am left with some questions and ineptitudes.
My hope is that those with experience might answer a couple of my questions as well as look at the components I h
I have a headset called the Turtle Beach Stealth 400. I am building a pc in the coming months, I already game on the PS4 and I need to have the headset hooked up to my PS4 and my PC. I don't want to have get behind my desk and be playing with cables. Does anyone know a way i could have this headset hooked up to my PS4 and a PC, so duel outputs. Here is a link to the headset: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Turtle-Beach-Stealth-Wireless-Playstation/dp/B00KSQAACO/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qi
Hey everyone.
I'm new to the forums, blogging and Linus' website. I was I guess you could say a 'Virgin' PC builder till a few months ago. I have my PC fully built now, just barebones really. I bought everything I would need to get up and running; I'll list specs below somewhere. I have my eyes on a few things I would like to get, but I thought I'd ask some people who have been in the game a bit longer than me for some help or advice in what to get next, heres what I have so far:
CPU: AMD Phen
http://nz.pcpartpicker.com/p/PmTfCJ
1: Intel Core i7-4790K Processor (8M Cache, up to 4.40 GHz)
2: Kingston HyperX Savage 32GB Kit (4x8GB) 1866MHz DDR3 Non-ECC CL9
3: Samsung 850 Pro 256GB 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-7KE256BW)
4: EVGA GTX 980 SC ACX 2.0 4GB GDDR5 Graphics Card
5: Noctua NH-D15 Premium CPU Cooler
6: ASUS MAXIMUS VII HERO Z97 ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboards
7: BenQ GL Series GL2760H 27-Inch Screen x2
I'll be gutting my case 600t and putting in the following it
Hello, I'd like your opinions and ideas about my PC build, note: I haven't built it yet but that's why I'm here, my build is as follows:
Important information:
Intel Core i5-4690 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor
G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1866 Memory
Samsung 840 EVO 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 960 2GB Video Card
Corsair RM 450W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply
AOC E2460SD 60Hz 24.0" M
What a galactic move! As of today, Korean consumer electronics manufacturer Samsung has started to pay AdBlock Plus (ABP) for blocking Microsoft ads. This is an answer to Microsoft themselves paying ABP to have their ads unblocked, which was the reason for Microsoft ads surfacing even when your AdBlock was active.
No word has been received from Microsoft. Rumor has it though that they are considering additional payments to ABP as well as integrated Microsoft ads in their new Spartan browser.
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Working In The Industry:
You'll find that sometimes you will need software that your client doesn't have installed, in cases where getting access to the internet is not possible this can be a real nightmare. So to prevent this, it helps to carry just about every utility you can with you ether on a USB thumb stick or a CD. Personally, I have two folders that contain portable software and software to be installed. The former contains several small programs for monitoring and testing that can be t
Finnished this blog now?:
Not quite, I am yet to do the Grid2 Benchmark but I can talk about the general use of the cards. Before modding, the reference card was extremely loud, as you can imagine, whereas the Tri-X cooler stayed almost silent. After this mod, I found that while the total noise for both cards has been reduced, the single 120mm fan is having to work harder that the three 80mms on the Tri-X. So it's louder post mod unfortunately. On the bright side though, the card runs at the sa
And The Jourmey Begins( Well somewhat)
I havae been a avivid pc user for years, Even making extra money, on the side fixing computers belonging to people in town.Though i wasn't prepared for my first ever real gaming build.See all my pc's have been frakenstien together from what ever i could find,so i have never ever had a new pc. Anew graphics card here and there yea last one i bought was gt 610, so after saving up enough i figured it was time to build (dun dun duuuuuuun!!) the flurry of in
UPDATE
Exciting day here at the LukaP residence! Guess what part just arrived on a friggin saturday evening? :D
(sorry i had to use a relatively high f-stop, the lighting isnt exactly great)
And as always, the entire album is found here
Source: [G SIX] LukaP's Mac Pro G5 Log [Phase: Taking it apart]
Whats Going On?:
Almost as soon as I started mocking up the layout of the drawer, I found that the total thickness would be too much for an under desk drawer. Moreover, the width and height of the case would bee too much to fit, practically, on my desk. With careful consideration to the style of both my office and the PC, I am going to be swapping over to a PC on the wall. However, I will still be building a PC into a drawer. I plan to sue older 939 socket era hardware and some passive cooling
Things Changing:
I was in the process of mocking up the layout of the drawer PC build, Smokey Attempts: PC In A Drawer, and I realized that the mechanisms I need to implement that will allow the drawer to be extended without disconnecting wires will add upwards of 5cm to the total height of the drawer. A total of around 19cm is too much to fit under the desk. In addition, the width and depth of the mock up will have it too large to be a practical desktop. Unless I sacrifice looks for function.
