Tronnic

Thanks! Yeah I usually wireless charge anyway. 

Not finding anything in Google Photos' settings.
 
And to be fair, the issue here likely isn't Apple, it's Google.  The app has access to Photos, so that means you should get to specify which albums you back up. Admittedly "oh no, I have backups of more than I wanted" isn't the worst problem to have, but you'd hope Google would do better.

Hey @CPotter @LinusTech, I am a little disappointed. I was looking for a VPN. Since I am a big fan of LTT I wanted to support you guys so I headed directly to your affiliates-site and clicked on the PIA link and ordered the 6 Month plan. Now, 1 day later, I noticed that the pricing is much cheaper if you visit their site without your link. Why is that? ?
 
Left is direct, right is LTT link. I basically wasted a half year worth of VPN. I know that this probably isn't your fault, but you might want to tell your audience that it's cheaper if you go there without your link. 
 
Edit: Just a heads up, I contacted PIA about this and they gave me a new account for a cheaper price. 

if you google your mobo it seems to be an issue many others are having as well, attached is that link. sorry i cant be of more help, however there are a ton of "solved" posts listed in google and you may try doing some of the things listed, however i would be careful about whether or not a site is reputable before following advice: https://www.google.com/search?q=Asus+ROG+Strix+Z270F+Gaming+dram+light&rlz=1C1AVFC_enUS763US763&oq=Asus+ROG+Strix+Z270F+Gaming+&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i57j0l4.3017j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Thanks. Hmm, I think I like it best with the LEDs on the fans off, or just with the front fan LEDs at a dim blue. I'm a big fan of mostly black with accent colours in builds. I feel like the fans take it a little closer to what most RGB builds are (ie. ALL THE RGB).
 
Either way, you've done RGB well. More of a glow than a light, which is how RGB should be done IMO.

I've been following LTT since the early days. All of my setups were built with knowledge learned from Linus's videos.  So here's my build, finally finished. Also added RGB Hue Lighting to my whole room. Oh man.. I'm getting poor because of LTT  Your freaking RGB Virus infected me, haha. But I love it tho..  :>
 
https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM
 

 

 

 
Follow the imgur link to see more pictures :-) https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM

Dude. That is hands down one of the best setups I've ever seen. Good job!
 
I agree with @Oshino Shinobu, wallmount the TV.

I've been following LTT since the early days. All of my setups were built with knowledge learned from Linus's videos.  So here's my build, finally finished. Also added RGB Hue Lighting to my whole room. Oh man.. I'm getting poor because of LTT  Your freaking RGB Virus infected me, haha. But I love it tho..  :>
 
https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM
 

 

 

 
Follow the imgur link to see more pictures :-) https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM

I've been following LTT since the early days. All of my setups were built with knowledge learned from Linus's videos.  So here's my build, finally finished. Also added RGB Hue Lighting to my whole room. Oh man.. I'm getting poor because of LTT  Your freaking RGB Virus infected me, haha. But I love it tho..  :>
 
https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM
 

 

 

 
Follow the imgur link to see more pictures :-) https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM

I've been following LTT since the early days. All of my setups were built with knowledge learned from Linus's videos.  So here's my build, finally finished. Also added RGB Hue Lighting to my whole room. Oh man.. I'm getting poor because of LTT  Your freaking RGB Virus infected me, haha. But I love it tho..  :>
 
https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM
 

 

 

 
Follow the imgur link to see more pictures :-) https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM

I've been following LTT since the early days. All of my setups were built with knowledge learned from Linus's videos.  So here's my build, finally finished. Also added RGB Hue Lighting to my whole room. Oh man.. I'm getting poor because of LTT  Your freaking RGB Virus infected me, haha. But I love it tho..  :>
 
https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM
 

 

 

 
Follow the imgur link to see more pictures :-) https://imgur.com/gallery/YFpSM

You might check out Honest Answers Episode 2. I believe they cover that.

You guys are crazy
 
I would like to know the RPM reading of the GPU / Rear fan

Upgraded my whole system.  :-) Here are some pics if anyone wonders how it looks like: http://imgur.com/a/AuX5F
For some reason my superposition score is lower then with my 4770k. Oh well whatever
 
 
PC Specs:
CPU: Intel Core i7 7700k @ 4.5GHz
CPU Cooling: Corsair H100i v2 Watercooler
RAM: 16GB G.Skill Trident Z 3200MHz Ram 
GPU: Asus Geforce GTX 1080 ti Strix Gaming @ 2010MHz
MB: Asus ROG Strix Z270F Gaming
Fans: Corsair SP120 RGB Fans with Controller
PSU: 650W EVGA SuperNova M.2: Samsung 960 Evo 250GB M.2 SSD
SSD: 512GB Crucial MX, 120GB Crucial MX
HDD: WD Black 3TB
Case: Corsair Crystal 460X Tempered Glass
 
For benchmarks I had my system running at 5GHz on the CPU and 2038MHz on the GPU. 
 
Here are the results:
Valley: 6185
Superposition: 5940
 
Would be nice if I can get added to the sheet once again Thanks!
 
Valley


 
Superposition

The black rectangle below is your typical 16:9 aspect ratio.  Red is 16:10, Green is 4:3, Blue is 21:9, Yellow is 2.76:1.  There is also 17:9 which I didn't include and it's just a bit wider than the width of the black rectangle, and other aspect ratios I omitted.  If you want to film something and make a video that can be reformatted to other aspect ratios, either by cropping, stretching, scaling in post production or let the video player do those things automatically then your only safe area to film is typically the area I shaded grey.  That means there's a lot of dead space that cannot contain any essential element that has to be in the video.  If anything important to the video lies in the dead space, unless watching the video on a screen with the same aspect ratio as the original production, formatting the video to be viewed with any other aspect ratio means important elements can be lost.
 
So get over it and suck it up, you're watching video on screens with less common aspect ratios.
 
 

IMPORTANT NOTE: I will be the only forum member messaging the winners of this giveaway. If you receive a message from any other member telling you that you won something, it is NOT legit, and you should NOT respond to that message.
 
 
Today marks an exciting day - we are officially launching our new page over at http://vessel.com/linustechtips!
 
Of course, some of you may be wondering what exactly Vessel is... So before Linus took off to Asia, he created this video:
 

 
We also have an FAQ thread where you can ask questions about or make suggestions for the service at http://bit.ly/linusfeedback
 
As Linus mentions in that video, you can sign up for a full year of Vessel, absolutely FREE for the first 72 hours after launch! (March 24, 2015 @ 12:01am PST - March 26, 2015 @ 11:59pm PST)
 
 
We also have an official Vessel FAQ and Feedback thread, which you can view here. Linus and the rest of our team will be monitoring that thread, reading every post made over there, so ask any questions you may have and we will answer them to the best of our ability!
 
Now, on to the exciting stuff for you folks... THE GIVEAWAY!
 
What could I win?
One of each of the following (WINNERS HAVE BEEN SELECTED. EACH WINNER HAS 72 HOURS TO RESPOND BEFORE PRIZES ARE RE-DRAWN):   @Shaaaddoooww Galax GeForce GTX 980 Hall of Fame @Tomislav Matic LG 34UC97, 21:9 Curved Monitor @Moistmoose ASUS G750JZ Gaming Laptop with GTX 880M @safwanroslan AKG K7XX Massdrop Edition Headphones @secrethacker125 Nvidia Shield Portable @JackStaton Luke's "Scrapyard Wars" PC @TdawgG Linus' "Scrapyard Wars" PC   If this thread reaches these total post counts, the following will ALSO be added to the giveaway:   25,000 posts: @raymen1 Kingston V310 960GB SSD 50,000 posts: The Hardline Watercooled PC build (featured in the Vessel early access video) 100,000 posts: Linus' PERSONAL PC  
How do I enter?
Comment below and list:
 
Your Vessel username
Links to your two favorite videos on our Vessel page that you watched and liked
 
You can gain bonus entries by sharing the link to both this giveaway and our Vessel referral link, http://vessel.com/linustech
 
Add a:
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to your post to gain an additional entry! (Yes, you gain an additional entry for each one, so share away!)
 
You can also gain an additional entry by posting another comment in this thread (yes, you can post more than once from the same account) with a friend or family member's information (the same as listed above - Vessel username, favorite two videos from our Vessel channel, and any social media shares).
 
 
 
So please, watch, like, comment, subscribe, follow, do all of the online video things! And get multiple chances to win some awesome gear!

What if.... Lenovo had the design idea first and apple stole it?

I would never ever be able to go back to 1280x1024. I would even hardly go back to 1920x1080. ^^ Got so used to higher resolutions.
 

It's called: ''Letterboxing''. Do you can see that in movies?

Aww, I was so happy when I saw the black bars on this video. I hit the fullscreenbutton and saw this:
 

 
Thanks! Made me a little sad
 
When you upload in 21:9 do it without the black bars.

@Butterfish This may help you: http://www.displaylag.com/display-database/
 
If you want a 4k TV this is probably a nice one. It has 40ms input lag.
http://www.amazon.de/Samsung-UE40HU6900-LED-Backlight-Fernseher-Sprachsteuerung-schwarz/dp/B00IVXCE8O/ref=cm_cd_ql_qh_dp_t

The temperature scaling with increased voltage is NOT linear. It's exponential. There will be a point where a small amount in voltage adjustment will yield a HIGH temperature increase.
 
 
Correct.
 
 
 
Putting excessive voltage through a electronic device will cause Electronmigration.
This, over time, will cause permanent irreversible damage to the device / part.
 
This is why you see people with CPUs with overclocks that will all of a sudden become unstable.
 
Example:
Someone has their Phenom II X4 965 running a 4.2GHz for 3 years. At the time, it passed all vigorous stability tests. No problems for 3 straight years. Then out of the blue, the CPU decides to BSOD with the overclock settings -- or now requires more voltage to keep 4.2GHz stable.

Thanks I almost thought it's because my "anti-hanging mod"

And here's another submission form me. I am selling my R9 290X's and bought 2 GTX 980's. I am very impressed as they run super cool. And that overclocking... I reached this clocks without touching the overvoltage slider. I'm really impressed.
 
i7 4790k @ 4,8GHz
2x GTX 980 Phantom SLI @ 1470 MHz GPU / 2000MHz Mem (max. was 60C at 100% fan speed for the benchmark)
Extreme HD Preset
132.6 FPS
5549 Score
 

 

 
http://tronnic.net/img/pcpics/oc/5549/Unigine_Valley_Benchmark_1.0_20141031_1726.html
 
 
EDIT: Oh and does anyone know why my bottom card gets slightly hotter? Usually for 3-5°C. I never had that before. I always had the top card running hotther.
 
Oh and I cant say it enough. Im sooooooooooooooooooooo impresseed. Had R9 290X's. Now got 980 Phantom's. There were no reviews at all, it was a "blind" buy but it was the right decision!

Thanks I almost thought it's because my "anti-hanging mod"