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Another day, another leak!
 
My thread about the Intel leak got removed because of the video, so this time,  I'll have to screenshot you some tweets, and let you find the video online....
 
This stand will come out at the end of the month, and it's technically under NDA. But Corsair did a mistake and showed it at Dreamhack Montreal 2017. Due to their mistake, they told us that we could talk about it.... so here it is!
 
RGB stand, seems in aluminium and plastic witha rubber base. USB 3.0 in, 2x usb 3.0 out + 3.5mm out. That means there is a DAC inside.
 
No idea about the price, but it's really well made and good looking!
 
Sorry for the poor video quality we only have a phone and a gimbal.
 
Here are the pictures!
 

RGB mice: check
RGB keyboard: check
RGB mousepad: check
RGB fans: check
RGB powersupply : check
RGB ssd's: check.
RGB headphone stand: check:
RGB CUPHOLDER: FRIKKIN CHECK BOII
next thing we know linus will make a setup with so much RGB that it shines brighter than the sun, but in rainbow.
 

get a tv. 
attach a table leg to each corner. 
call it an rgb desk. 
profit.

Another day, another leak!
 
My thread about the Intel leak got removed because of the video, so this time,  I'll have to screenshot you some tweets, and let you find the video online....
 
This stand will come out at the end of the month, and it's technically under NDA. But Corsair did a mistake and showed it at Dreamhack Montreal 2017. Due to their mistake, they told us that we could talk about it.... so here it is!
 
RGB stand, seems in aluminium and plastic witha rubber base. USB 3.0 in, 2x usb 3.0 out + 3.5mm out. That means there is a DAC inside.
 
No idea about the price, but it's really well made and good looking!
 
Sorry for the poor video quality we only have a phone and a gimbal.
 
Here are the pictures!
 

Another day, another leak!
 
My thread about the Intel leak got removed because of the video, so this time,  I'll have to screenshot you some tweets, and let you find the video online....
 
This stand will come out at the end of the month, and it's technically under NDA. But Corsair did a mistake and showed it at Dreamhack Montreal 2017. Due to their mistake, they told us that we could talk about it.... so here it is!
 
RGB stand, seems in aluminium and plastic witha rubber base. USB 3.0 in, 2x usb 3.0 out + 3.5mm out. That means there is a DAC inside.
 
No idea about the price, but it's really well made and good looking!
 
Sorry for the poor video quality we only have a phone and a gimbal.
 
Here are the pictures!
 

Hey Guys can we get a bunch of good byes to Nick Van Berkel and wish him luck on his journey?
 
See you Nick!
 
@berkel

How much they cost new,take 30% of the price

Yup, i own the Pro too, awsome case!

I got it and installed it a couple of days ago, and you weren't kidding: It's incredible. I actually went for the pro because the lighting and design weren't huge selling points for me, but everything else on the Pro is INCREDIBLE. It was so easy to build in, it held everything I needed, and it was like half the size in total of my Raidmax Vampire. 

Heavy no, its pretty standard, 50 usd, meh if youre going to do a red and black pc why not!

So, I hosted a poll for about a week, which I would say that I would release results after 200 responses were hit, and now we have the results.
 
Here are the results...













So Basically -
 
CPU BRAND
81% of people use Intel
18% of people use AMD
1% use some other brand
 
CPU SERIES
46% of people use a Core i7 Series
32% of people use a Core i5 Series
7% of people use an FX-8000 Series
15% of people use another series
 
GPU BRAND
57% of people use a Nvidia GPU
41% of people use an AMD GPU
2% of people use another brand
 
GPU SERIES
29% of people use a Radeon R9 Series
15% of people use a GTX 970
8% of people use a GTX 980Ti
48% of people use another series
 
RAM TYPE
79% of people use DDR3
20% of people use DDR4
1% of people use DDR2 or DDR
 
RAM AMOUNT
42% of people use 8GB
39% of people use 16GB
8% of people use 32GB
11% of people use another amount
 
RAM SPEED
43% of people use 1600MHz
15% of people use 1866MHz
10% of people use 2133MHz
32% of people use a different amount
 
MONITOR RESOLUTION
64% of people use 1080p
20% of people use an unlisted size
11% of people use 1440p
5% of people use another resolution
 
MONITOR REFRESH RATE
80% of people use 60Hz
10% of people use 144Hz
7% of people use an unlisted refresh rate
3% of people use another refresh rate
 
MOTHERBOARD SIZE
68% of people use ATX
20% of people use M-ATX
12% of people use another size
 
# of OPTICAL BAYS
49% of people no bays
36% of people use 1
9% of people use 2
6% of people use another amount
 
CASE LIGHTING
55% Use NO LEDS
45% Use LEDS
 
LED COLORS
25% of people use an unlisted color
21% of people do not use LEDs
14% of people use white LEDs
40% of people use other color(s)
 
WATERCOOLING
59% of people do not watercool
33% of people use an AIO CPU Cooler
4% of people use a full soft tubing loop
4% of people use another method
 
SSDs or HDDs
59% of people use both
25% of people use mainly HDDs
14% of people use mainly SSDs
2% of people use another method of storage
 
PC LOCATION
60% of people keep their PC on their desk
33% of people put their PC on the floor
~7% of people put their PC in another location
~0% put their PC in a remote location
 
PC ASPECTS (Which would you want the most)
70% of people want max performance
19% of people want max silence
6% of people want max utility
5% of people want another aspect
 
AGE
30% of people are in their 20's
27% of people are between 16 and 18
17% of people are between 19 and 21
16% of people are another age
 
GENDER
95% of people are male
3% do not want to specify
2% of people are female
 
PICTURE

36% of people had other thoughts
32% of people said he needs to get a PC
30% of people called it funny
23% of people say he is a console peasant
11% of people call him dumb
1% of people call him smart
 
RESPONSES TO THE PICTURE










AND Those are the results!
(There was one more question, but it does not relate to PCs.)
 
Thanks! 
 

Hey everyone!
 
So I got the Mionix NAOS 7000, and it is my daily diver since a week, here is my review:
 
 
First of all the specs:
 
- It is a right handed mice;
- 103 Grams;
- Fully RGB (Scroll and logo light up)
- 2 Thumb buttons
- 2 extra buttons behind the scroll wheel (by default the switch the DPI setting)
- To configure the mice , Mionix has their own software.
- 7000 DPI optical sensor
- The body is in a mat black plastic .
 
Pros:
- Great ergonomics, the thumb has good support arround the mice, a bit like the Logitech MX Master. The 2 last fingers on the side of the mice also have good support, do to the extra bit of plastic on the side, witch makes the overall ergonomics way better!
-The tracking on my Steelseries Qck, is perfect, at 800DPI, i could hardly tell the difference with my Razer Deathadder 2013.
- The mice glides very well with it's 4 gliding surfaces.
- The cable is braided, with a pretty solid usb 2.0 connector.
- Great RGB options, I could not thing about something it could not do.
 
 
Cons:
- The software deserves a 6/10.... if you are good with new software you should be fine, but the profile system is not easy to understand at first use, and programming a macro is not that easy.
- There is no User interface for a custom RGB color, you have to type in the 3 numbers yourself if you want to use a color that is not in the preset list.
- (Only IMO), i would like to see a larger bump where your palm sits, since I have large hands, (compared to my Deathadder). But after a while of re-adjusting, I got around with it.
- I would like to see an LED indicator to know witch of three DPI setting the mice is on (a bit like the Corsair M65)
 
 
Overall:
Grat mice, the box is awsome looking, and for the price, I could not be happier comming from a Deathadder that was dying on me after only 2 years.
 
8/10!
Could be a 9/10 if the software was improved! ;D
 
Hope you enjoyed, here are a few picture!
 
 
 
 
 
 

250 USD?

200$ USD because the CPUs are about 30 each=70$, 8Gb ram= 20$ PSU= 30$ case= 10$ mobo= 60$

If you are selling on craigslist, put it up for like $400 and then people will low ball you to the price you actually want

I'd put it on both. Still, put it up for $400

you COULD be
different boards sometimes don't like different types of ram..especially ram outta specfication
 
however..you are PROBABLY ok

Check on Asus' page for that board

Usually ram will run at the highest supported speed

You'll be fine, you can set the specific speed in the bios.  And if worse comes to worse, you can always return it for a refund.  That shouldn't be necessary though

i actually have the same ram for my system though its the 2800mhz version in red. Im running the 5820k also

for those who don't know, $250 cad is roughly $180 usd.
 
This is a great deal.

Ok, that is fine.  You have a use for it.  Just remember you will not get much of an overclock, maybe absolutely zero.  You will be stuck with a relatively (compared to current cpus) slow 3.3GHz.
 
The deal is not bad, but the CPU is not ideal.  Under a tight budget, it might be enough for you... best of luck.

It's a fine deal, but it isn't amazing. Just make sure that the psu has the right connectors and enough power for the graphics card you want to put in it