asim1999

The ultimate troll

I was very impressed with Sony’s IFA presentation. I currently use an XZ1 Compact which they announced at their event and I am interested in their 1000XM2 headphones. Speaking of their headphones, does anyone know the song they used to demonstrate the adaptive noise cancellation? Here is the event: The song is used between 12:00 and 14:00 minutes

Found a killer deal on OverclockersUK for Acer’s 25 inch 1080p 240Hz G Sync monitor, the XB252Q Here is the deal: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/acer-predator-xb252qbmiprzx-25-1920x1080-tn-g-sync-240hz-gaming-widescreen-led-monitor-black-red-mo-12q-ac.html

The Sony XZ1 Compact is now only £399 at Argos. It will start shipping on the 22nd of September It is the perfect alternative to the iPhone. You get iPhone level performance thanks to that low res screen and very long battery life as the battery is 40% larger the. The iPhone 7. Specs 4.6 inch 720p screen with 138% SRGB coverage and front facing stereo speakers SD 835 & 4GB RAM 32GB storage and MicroSD up to 256GB 19MP rear camera with 960fps slow mo burst recording 8MP 120 degree wide angle front camera 2700mAh battery with Qnivo battery care and wuick charge 3.0 USB C port IP68 Water resistance Pre order here at Argos Black:http://www.argos.co.uk/product/7528815 Pink: http://www.argos.co.uk/product/7546718

It has been revealed that the the thriteenth Doctor will be played by Jodie Whittaker http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-40624288 Your thoughts? i think that it is a good idea but at the wrong time

still no quad core cpu. kinda stupid if the whole point is to use it with the GPU dock

If this is the case, then GG AMD. Intel is screwed at the high end. Good to see that the motherboards are now on par with their intel counterparts as well Sources: http://www.tweaktown.com/news/57838/amd-ryzen-threadripper-16c-32t-rumored-cost-849/index.html http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-threadripper-16-core-cpu-849-us-price-x399-motherboards/

Meet the Zenith Extreme, Asus's new flagship AMD board Here are the pictures: Here are the specs: 8x DDR4 slots 4 PCI X16 slots (supports 4 way SLI and crossfire) 1x U.2 port 6x SATA III ports 2x M.2 22110 on DIMM.2 feature (dedicated riser slot on the board, will not take up RAM slots) 1x M.2 2280 slot 1x USB 3.1 front panel connector 2x USB 3.1 ports at rear (1x type C and other type A) 12x USB 3.0 ports (8 at rear) 2x USB 2.0 ports (front panel connector) Intel LAN Included 10Gb Ethernet card 802.11 AD WIFI built in! SupremeFX Audio EATX form factor Isn't she a beauty? Sources: https://videocardz.com/newz/asus-x399-motherboard-zenith-extreme http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/computex-2017-asus-shows-x399-amd-zenith-extreme-motherboard.html

Is this some kind of joke? high prices for these CPUs and they are still using crappy TIM? Glad my 5820K is soldered tho Source: https://www.overclock3d.net/news/cpu_mainboard/intel_s_skylake-x_and_kaby_lake-x_cpus_will_not_be_soldered/1

Macron said he wanted to 'reform' the EU, but when Angela Merkel agreed with his unnanounced 'reforms' i had a feeling that it was going to look like this. Political and economic integration has failed, and now they are trying to destroy Euroscepticism Was a remainer before the brexit referendum, but now i support brexit

i actually really liked it. My fav episode however, was the savitar reveal My only issue with it was the cheap way they got rid of savitar at the end, hw should have gone out with more style or even have a redemption arc in season 4 much like black siren in the latest season of arrow.

nope, its just a normal kaby lake chip with a larger socket its like sandy bridge e or ivy bridge e quad cores but without the extra features. Kinda pointless

28 lanes on the 8 core is stupid

thanks guys. its just the fact that that this is exactly what gaming headsets do when they advertise surround sound, its just eq settings to amplify footsteps

i love my 5.1 headphones. directional audio is amazing, especially in battlefield. however, are there any programs that i can use to make the headphones sound better when playing fps games such as bebeing able hear footsteps better? apparently equalisers can improve audio to allow for this so how can i do it\?

well on the computer desk i have: the pc Corsair K95 RGB keyboard Logitech G502 mouse A really old dell monitor Roccat 5.1 headset old speakers that are no longer connected to the pc random books and papers my parents use (quite a mess actually)

true, my left wrist is very stiff from typing on a laptop then a membrane keyboard for the past 7 years. switching over to mechanical is worth it. i use the brown switch and love it if you want to type normally, then they provide good tactile feedback but if you want to game and double tap, they are easier than blues as they are heavier and clickier best of both worlds imo,

nice. we also have the same gpu lol

the g600 does look amazing too many buttons for me imo

Aquatuning and Thermaltake are quite easy to get samples from and they actively encourage it. you should give them a try first

What in your opinion is the best keyboard and mouse pairing? for me, its the Logitech G502 and K95 RGB. the G502 is an amazing mouse for gaming and daily tasks as it is very comfortable and functional. The k95 rgb is a great keyboard nos just for gaming but for productivity as you can program macros to the 18 keys as well as to the rest of the keyboard. so what is your favourite keyboard and mouse combination and why?

this is mainly so typing is easier for me at uni as i am going to study computer science and hence i will be doing a ton of typing, especially programming

I used to learn how to touch type well as i was using a laptop keyboard. i have been using a rubbish dell rubber dome keyboard for the past few years and have forgotten how to touch type as the keys were too heavy and mushy. now that i have a rgb keyboard with MX Brown switches i want to learn how to touch type again. are there any good websites where i can relearn how to touch type?

a new 1080p Ti with 3840 cuda cores

depends for what exactly motherboard: asus peripherals: corsair, logitech ssd: samsung