PercySavageEG

Currently using a Corsair K50 and a G502 from logitech, $50 in ears from sennheiser.

I'm running a 970 in my main computer right now but I could use another card for my side rig that has an I5 2500 but no graphics card

This would be the perfect HTPC/Console replacement at home and a Lan box to travel around with for me. I love the potential that this box can give

"Linus: That 5:4 monitor is disgusting, you should get a 34 inch curved ultrawide from LG Me: But I don't have a lot of money, which budget monitor should I get? Linus: This is what you should do, go onto amazon and subscribe for part 2 of How to choose a budget monitor, thank you for watching guys, if this video sucked you know what to do but if it was awesome, hit like........ Me:..."

I am actually using the k50 right now, I was fortunate enough to find a place where I lived where they still have a couple in stock, I personally love it, the software is pretty good although not perfect as there are a few bugs from time to time, I love the multimedia and extra g buttons, the keys feel pretty damn solid. Just my opinion though as I have never used the G510s. Hope this is useful. Ps: I suggest you switch to mech if you can. I personally know the feel of wanting to hold on to rubber domes as it is what I've been using my whole life but if you play alot of games, I suggest getting a mech keyboard as I feel like theres a real barrier of how good you can get on a rubber dome keyboard (I usually play dota 2 and cs:go plus a few indie games although not that often)

I'm not trying to be rude but would I really make a post on here if renaming the drive worked? I might have made it confusing in the original post so I'll try explaining it again: The drives still have names but they only show up if I plug them into a different computer, anything that I plug into this computer just shows up as removable drive. I hope that made more sense

It is not anything special but it is annoying as hell, I use many usb drives at a time so it can get really confusing, I would really prefer if there was a fix for it

I cant remember when it started but recently, my usb drives would show up as "removable disk ( Drive Letter )" I can still use the drive as normal, this happens to all of my usb drives and it doesn't seem to be a problem with the drive itself as it works fine when i plug it into another computer. here's a screenshot: Thanks in advanced Ps: and yes before you ask, I'm using an ancient 5:4 monitor, good monitors are hard to find and expensive here

Come onnn 5 centimeters per second!!!!!

*cough* G502 best mice *cough*

Would love to see how a small company stacks up against the bigger veterans plus it would be a great secondary mouse to go with my laptop, it is a real bother to have to unplug my g502 from the back of my pc every single time I want to game on another computer or on my laptop.

If the split actually happen, I really want to see Samsung or maybe even Apple pick this up, that might be really interesting to see. (I know it is kind of unrealistic but it is just just my opinion)

are you into edm music then? if you dont, I can find some normal music too ps: is that katawa shoujo I see? If so, there one thing I want to say: sorry but Lilly - best waifu -

if you are into nightcore: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2_eZBkZReJy18khS5NORPw If not:

I just found this: now we know the real hero of SAO

Oh yea, also :

I guess I can't argue with that

I'm probably going to use ShadowPlay for now but I still want to ask whether the Intensity Pro 4k is a choice as ShadowPlay seems to only record with H.264 while the Intensity card does Prores which might be handy if I ever edit the footage. Some users reported the card as being useless and unuseable though so I'm not really sure what to think.

I have a GTX 970 so ShadowPlay is an option. I probably look very stupid for asking this but what are the advantages and disadvantages of using software to capture instead of hardware? The Intensity Pro 4k is just the first thing that caught my eyes, as I said I dont have experience with capture devices so I was really just looking for you guys' opinion on what to buy

I'm just going to get straight to the point if you guys dont mind. I have just finished my first custom build (Whoohoo!) and I'm currently looking for a capture card to go along with it. Here are the features that I'm looking for: - Able to at least record in 1080p 60fps although higher resolutions or frame rates are good too - passthrough - Mac OSX support if possible - Good colors - Budget of around $100 - $250 (US) I had my eye on the BlackMagic Intensity Pro 4k but I was seeing alot of complaints about : 1. It being loud (This I can probably fix with a better heatsink, new fan and Asus's fan control or something) 2. It just not working as expected (This is what I'm worried about) So should I buy the BlackMagic Intensity Pro 4k or is there a better option out there. Note that Pcie or external doesnt matter, I'm fine with both, I also have Thunderbolt on my computer so I'm fine with cards with that too. Space is also not a problem, I'm more focused on the image quality than anything else. I'll be using this to record some gameplay to share around with my friends and some footage of the stuff that I'm working on in After Effects here and there but that's about it. I'm very new to capturing video using a capture card so feel free to give me a lecture if I got something wrong. My computer's specs is in my Signature if anyone wants to see it

I spend most of the day indoor so I barely have the time to even notice Hanoi's weather

Don't worry, I barely cried too, I have no soul T.T

Yea, it is pretty damn bad, I wouldn't recommend watching it unless you are REALLY prepared for it. I stopped watching animes for a while after seeing Nagi no Asukara, the ending was incredibly frustrating for me personally but the story was so good at the same time so it basically tore me apart for a bit, I don't think I have recovered from that even now

that anime has some big ass plot if you know what I mean... (Sorry, can't resist the urge to make the joke )

This is very interesting, I've personally always thought that the idea of thermal pads were much more convenient than thermal paste, really excited to see what are the different possible applications for something like this.