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Both Adorama and B&H are well known AV retailers in NYC. Both have outgrown their brick and mortar business and are very well known especially in the photography scene.

Thanks for the recommendations!

I'm looking to get my girlfriend a gift and she could use a new monitor. She's an animator so color accuracy is important but she's also a gamer/streamer so refresh/response is also important. From my searching it seems that most monitors are geared towards one or the other. Is there something that performs decently at both or am I probably looking at two monitors?

Could be that, but it could be QoS settings from your ISP deprioritizing game traffic which is what leads to the higher ping times.

Give us some more info. What hardware do you have and describe your network setup. Can't help without info.

So, 3700x will certainly save you money and be a very capable performer but BIOS stability is kind of a mess right now depending on which mobo you get so depending on how much you want to mess with your machine, the 9900k may be the better option.

So I just installed my Ryzen 3700x last night and been reading up on the voltage issues this morning. Like others seeing idle voltages around 1.45-1.48V and load voltages dropping to 1.25V in Cinebench R20 (WTF AMD?). Uninstalled GeForce Experience and shut down iCue and sure enough idle voltages dropped to 1.15V. I'm still trying to sort through all this info but is there any way to get your voltages to drop at Idle other than disabling software? EDIT: I already updated to the latest BIOS available from Asus and installed the latest AMD Chipset drivers from AMD.com

Also the distance from your router and how many objects between you and it will factor into the speed. For example (these are not real numbers, they're just for illustration), Let's say I'm 20 feet from my router. On AC, I'll get 800 Mbps but put 2 walls between me and the router at the same distance and my speed is now reduced to 400 Mbps due to signal attenuation.

My guess is they're doing packet shaping.

Yes, as nickel blocks are nickel plated copper.

So I feel I must correct a misconception that I've seen circulating the internet regarding this. This is a vulnerability in the implementation of WPA2 by various manufacturers, not the WPA2 protocol itself. Practically, yes everything still needs to be patched but the implications of the two are vastly different. The first can be fixed by software updates whereas the latter cannot and requires a new protocol. I've spent most of this morning reading the paper and various vendor product advisories so to summarize the details of this attack: 1) Exploits a Key Reinstallation attack through one of several vectors (4-way handshake, Group Key Exchange, or 802.11r [Fast BSS Transition]) 2) Requires a Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack 3) Both client and AP/infrastructure are affected and both must be patched to fully mitigate this exploit 4) Affects both WPA2-PSK and WPA2-Enterprise as the vulnerability exists in the implementation of the protocol, not the authentication method 5) Most vendors have already issued patches for this vulnerability as they have known about it for months.

Is this inside the case or outside? If you haven't already assemble the system outside the case and see if you can get it to post. If you can, you're likely shorting something when you installed it into the case.Possibly a pin on the back of the board making contact with the MB tray or if you're running cables behind the board pinching a cable.

It's a bug that has been pretty inconsistent between versions. Try a different version and it will go away eventually.

So this isn't a huge deal but I figured I'd ask and see if anyone else has encountered this. I have two monitors, one in a portrait orientation, and I have different wallpapers on each monitor. I've noticed that every time I update my GPU drivers, the wallpaper on my secondary screen resets to the one on my primary. Has anyone seen this before?

I think I remember seeing the video from CES. Wish it had a 1440p option or 4k option but still pretty cool.