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LG PF1000U Ultra Short Throw Projector Giveaway
Darkcrow022 replied to CPotter's topic in LTT Releases
I want this projector so bad!! This is an extremely powerful one in a very small package. It's so much that it even has SPDIF out for surround sound. This would come in very handy when going over to a friend's house. -
In the specs page on asrock's website you will see the information. If it says that supports 8 USB 3.0 ports (4 in the front and 4 in the rear) it means that the motherboard has 2 headers for front panel connectors. Each USB header can support up to 2 USB connectors. This includes USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1. And in corsair's specs page you will see how many USB headers the case has.
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This one is tricky, and if you believe you will need a multi-GPU setup in the future, I would suggest to get a SLI-ready motherboard in case you go with an Nvidia GPU in a distant future upgrade and then plan to add another down the line, and even if that's the case, you will need to select an even higher wattage PSU.
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The 8GB on the GPU will be very useful at that ultrawide resolution if you plan to use a lot of mods and want to turn all of the eyecandy on and sapphire is a great GPU manufacturer. If you're not doing anything else besides gaming then the i5 is just fine, but if you want to stream or edit videos, then I would suggest to go to with an i7. If you have the extra money I would suggest to get a 16GB ram kit in a 2x8 configuration if you don't want to upgrade any time soon and if you so choose, you can do so without having to remove the rma that you have. Corsair is an excellent brand for the case. I recommend going with a higher wattage PSU to avoid any unnecessary stress on it, as higher PSUs won't consume more power from the wall as it all comes down to effeciency, I would recommend at least 600W in case you need more room for further upgrades.
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Both cards are great, but they will work far better on higher resolutions. The 970 will work a little better in 1080p, while the 390 will work a little better in 1440p, 1024x768 is too low of a resolution to consider those cards in the long run. Only consider them if you're planning on upgrading the monitor later. In most cases, the cards are pretty much neck to neck. the 970 is more power efficient.
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This includes CPU cache. Hope this helps.
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You shouldn't have any problems. The most recent ones should detect your new GPU and install it using your current drivers with no problems.
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I want this SSD to give it to a friend whose laptop is painfully slow, as it has a 320GB 5400RPM SATA II drive in it.
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I want the Kiro. I don't really need that many buttons and it's time to retire my old WoW gaming mouse as it was given to me as a gift a long time ago and it doesn't support win10. Please choose me.
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This blu ray player goes for my sisters. They share a room and it's not too big to store too much stuff there and a home theater even with 108 x 70 x 77mm speakers would be too intrusive. I chose this because they still have an old DVD player with no HDMI output, and they are using it with component cables just because I bought them, and they watch a lot of internet content and the fact that this model comes in with built-in WiFi is practically a must. http://www.amazon.com/Sony-BDPS5500-Blu-Ray-Player-Wi-Fi/dp/B00TYFCJOM/ref=sr_1_2?s=tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1449185225&sr=1-2&keywords=sony+bdps3500 Or in Amazon MX http://www.amazon.com.mx/gp/product/B01371UCA6?keywords=sony%20bdp-s3500&qid=1449185635&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1 The product is the exact same and I chose to show both links because on the USA link they said they don't ship outside of the USA. So yeah, please choose me.
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The CPU is not compatible with the motherboard as they use a different socket. The mobo uses socket 1151 and the CPU requires socket 1150. The GPU will only fit inside that case if you remove the HDD cage, as the GPU's lenght is 309mm and the case only has 294mm with the cage, or up to 428mm without it. The power supply is a great choice. The ram and the mobo are compatible and everything will fit inside the case you chose if you remove the HDD cage. If you plan on adding more HDD's later, I would suggest another GPU that's not as massive as the one you chose. You could save a little more money by switching the mobo and ram as DDR4 is still fairly new and so is the Z170 chipset. I suggest a 1600 MHz and higher DDR3 with a Z97 chipset or at least an H81.
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Here's what I found. It had to do with the modem provided by my ISP. The problem was solved when I reset it and all of the videos that I couldn't watch I was able to watch after resetting it.
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I have the exact same problem. Does anyone have a solution? I happens on all my browsers, when I right-clic and select the stats it shows the video as resolution a 0x0@60 or 30 fps (depending on the video itself) and it happens even on my cellphone. I have 200mbps internet and a dual band router, and it happens on both the 2.4 and the 5 GHz.
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I need this mouse because my WoW MMO mouse is getting old.
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Username Darkcrow022 First one was the 5K Nvidia Titan X SLI vid https://www.vessel.com/videos/JemZ8O7Hy Second one is the Gigabyte P34W Gaming laptop. https://www.vessel.com/videos/DkWN4qqW1
