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You could get the 50mm f1.4 used for about $200, its a larger max aperture, better construction and its USM (although if you get the STM that is kinda moot.) 
 
Options are always welcome I guess. Personally, I got the 50mm f1.4 instead used and have to say I like it, although I can't compare since I never used a 50 1.8, but I hear its loud(hence the STM thing) and very badly built. 

Easygoingmartin... that's a great shot (8.5/10) Beautiful scene. But personally was a little over exposed and bright for me.. maybe a little color warming? I don't really know photography but that's all I can say hahaha.. here's one I took in Golden, Colorado. Taken with my LgG4...yes a phone hahaha
 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8uADPC9hB1-RDZVMDRCMUd3MlU/view?usp=drivesdk
 
 

They said that return the factory settings which didn't work and also try the monitor in another pc what I can't do at least for now.

Have you tried running in Windowed or Borderless? I rarely run games in fullscreen due to alt+tab issues. 

It depends on how the amp rates it's output, since there isn't really a standard.
But usually those numbers mean that you amp can drive 2 10W speakers at 4 ohm. 

Yeah at first I had a Corsair h100 whatever it is and I saw this and it just matched so well, the actual CPU cooler has a nice LED light on it too.

Oh right. I'm gonna try and contact the support and if I get an answer from there I will tell what they say.

So its not the brightness that really matters too much. Im saying at a very exact point in screen intensity this may happen... could be just a small glitch in the engineering. I would check to see if others with monitor experience the same noise and maybe even contact the manufacturer to see if they know anything about it.

Yes according to the great laws of physics, watts in=watts out... 10/2=5 so yes 2 at 5w 4ohm... haha

I was going to, but all the tickets sold out so fast.
 
It sucks cuz now I'm going to have to wait 2 more years to go again.

Looks fine. Sometimes there a bit lower, and it depends on the use.
 
Certian tests are faster than others

They are usually funny, play something I like watching and/or are just a nice person to listen to. At the moment I like watching heroes of the storm, but I have watched a lot of sc2 in the past

DO *NOT* BUY USED ASUS LAPTOPS. EVER. EVEN IF IT'S $300.
 
ASUS laptops often have problems with them due to terrible QA and QC, and RMA is literal hell with them. They were probably returned for problems and are being sold cheap because they can't otherwise go, or the person is probably willing to cut their losses. I would stay miles away from it.

That makes sense.

That's 4 years - and non-gaming laptops last longer due to the low heat output of ULV CPUs.

Okay, the cause of the problem has been determined. My new motherboard is faulty - which I simply didn't want to believe. But I now have definite proof.
 
After using a new power supply and new video card in the machine, I still had coil whine and still had the issue with my mic. Turns out my motherboard itself is experiencing coil whine and is therefore faulty.
 
Really sucks considering it's brand new. I didn't want to spend the money to upgrade just yet and simply got a motherboard with similar specs to replace what I already had. Oh well, everything else about it works, so I suppose I will just use my headset through my keyboard for now and just prepare for a full upgrade of motherboard, CPU and memory a few months down the line.
 
Thanks for all the help everyone!

Note i did no editing to the audio.

Here i made an audio test.