sofawall
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I've gotta admit, Virtual Shot is actually pretty cool.
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Yeah, I felt like they edited for time and episode numbers rather than content. Any chance we'll be able to see re-cut version of the ending? After all, LTT should actually have the footage available now, rather than having to hunt down loose HDDs with masking tape labels Also, the point of the big coil was for the heat dissipation.
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Can't stand not having a numpad on my daily driver, but tiny keyboards are always nice for coach gaming.
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I would use this largely to brag, to be honest. I've got one rig with a 2500k and another with a 4770k, so I've little actual use for it. I'd probably build a new X99 rig and sell off/donate my 2500k rig to family.
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Is there any product out there (preferably as small as possible) where I can plug the mic jack into it and it will wireless send the signal to a receiver with either a USB or audio jack connection for my PC? Alternatively, is there a relatively cheap wireless microphone that I can use to replace the ModMic?
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I'm not sure what you mean by "Does Windows see it normally?". It does not show up when I go to Control Panel>Display>Adjust screen resolution I am using a 4770k in an ASRock Z87Killer mobo running Windows 8.1 Pro. The graphics card is an EVGA Superclocked 780 ti (reference cooler) with driver version 344.65. The GPU is running at stock clocks with a mild overclock on the CPU. If the monitor goes to sleep, it does not happen. If I leave the computer for days at a time without turning off my monitor, it does not happen. Mostly unrelated, but if anyone knows a way to stop my cursor from getting stuck at the edges of monitors in Win8.1 beyond these registry changes, that'd be swell. If I click and drag my taskbar from one monitor to another and then back again, it fixes it for a while (as does rebooting, but that takes a few seconds longer) but inevitably the problem returns.
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I have a problem with one of my monitors. When I go to bed I turn off all my monitors with the power buttons on the monitors themselves. When I come back to the monitors the next day and turn them back on, all but one of the monitors comes back on properly. The one that doesn't (a BenQ XL2420Z) just comes up saying "No Signal Found" and then goes to sleep mode. It is set to the native resolution of 1920*1080 and is set to a refresh rate of 120hz in the nvidia control panel. It is connected with a Displayport cable to a 780ti. My other two monitors are connected using DVI cables. If I unplug the Displayport cable from the monitor and then plug it back it, it connects again fine. If I look at control panel in Windows 8.1 to see if it is recognized there, it does not show up. Any ideas on how to resolve this? It's a little annoying unplugging/plugging the DP cable at least once a day, sometimes more.
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Not quite a 1-post wonder, but I only posted for the last giveaway, so
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1 Million Subscribers - Thank you all! And a giveaway!
sofawall replied to nicklmg's topic in LTT Releases
Is there some sort of an affiliate link for NCIX? I buy a fair amount of computer parts from there, and would love to give Linus a kickback
