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Came across this build recently having looked at various other pc builds using Parvum cases and I know it is way passed the whole Titanfall hype and the fact that it was built 4 months ago but this looked too awesome (in my personal opinion) to not deserve some extra exposure. But what do others think, is it as awesome as I really think it is or am I just delusional ? Build by James Walt You can check out his build log further over on the Overclockers forum; http://www.overclock.net/t/1476225/sponsored-parvum-titanfall-completed/790#post_22255013 More pictures at : http://www.overclock.net/t/1476225/sponsored-parvum-titanfall-completed/790#post_22255013 Build Spec: Case: Parvum Systems S2 (custom) CPU: Intel 4670k Motherboard: Asus Gryphon Z87 (w/ armor) Memory: Corsair Dominator GT 8Gb 1866 GPU's: 2 x EVGA Nvidia GTX 770 Superclocked's PSU: Corsair AX860 SSD: Samsung EVO 250G -
I'll try to keep up to date with news regarding the tablet and let you know
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Definitely looking forward to seeing the fruition of that, hopefully it'll be as good as anticipated and awesome GIF by the way .
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Not as far as I'm aware from the articles I've, can't guarantee since its early days at the moment and I'm certainly no dell representative
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Yah, I understand that's what they're going for I was just thinking something shorter and punchier might help more in marketing appeal.
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Hi sorry, I don't think pricing has been released yet, I've checked out they're main website and its very brief, and none of the articles I've read so far have not mentioned the price (apart from own estimations of what it should be) Feel free to correct me anyone if you manage to find a price for it.
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Dell decided to venture further into the tablet market and produce one of the thinnest tablets yet (@ 6 mm thick), catering to android users, it comes with an 8.4 inch 2560 x 1600, OLED panel which the likes of Gizmodo [1], Techradar[2] and LAPTOP (part of tom's guide)[3] are raving about the quality and color reproduction of the screen, it also is utilizing one of Intel's processors and RealSense technology "the world's first integrated 3D depth and 2D camera module that helps devices 'see' depth much like the human eye," [4] Brief specs: OS: Android 4.4 Processor: Quad-core 2.33GHz Intel Atom Z3580 processor Storage: 32GB of storage Sounds promising but seriously Dell venue 8 7000, couldn't have thought of anything else to call it?!, what do others think Awesome, Not awesome, In the middle or Don't care? Is Intel's RealSense technology another gimmick or an innovation with potential? [1]http://gizmodo.com/while-you-werent-looking-dell-announced-the-worlds-mos-1632621335 [2]http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/tablets/dell-venue-8-7000-1265061/review [3]http://blog.laptopmag.com/dell-venue-8-7000-hands-on [4]http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/06/intel-realsense/
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The blondness of Linus's hair in the early days :lol: Congrats Linus and team -
That's the major snag money and work .... but it would be worth saving up for, plus the satisfaction of completing such a project and having it made unique to you is pretty sweet
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Yes completely agree with you in terms of the LED lights interfering though maybe dimming them might help with that, the air cooling potential and flexibility is pretty broad (dependent on how you choose to lay it out as well as the size of the desk), wind channel concept is pretty cool idea Who said? Plug some wheels on the desk, hire a mini van (unless you own one), and buy/make a ramp to get it in and out of the van ... simple I considered that, regarding the peripherals blocking the view of computer below, I think I would also want draws either side so maybe have like a t-shape zone in the desk to accommodate for the system
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Came across computers in built into desks a while ago, inspired to build my own one in future (especially after seeing what I think is a pretty awesome, clean cut desk build below) , what do others think Awesome, Not awesome, In the middle? If anyone can find stand out advantages/ disadvantage please mention them (apart from the potential costliness ) Note image below is from http://tweakers.net/gallery/45974/fotoalbum/?MapID=16028, Build by Peter Brands
