NoMooreMercy

I have the LG G4 w/ T-Mobile and I can tell you it's phenomenal, it has exceeded all my expectations for a phone and then some. The battery lasts me all day.

What parts have you purchased but regretted buying later? I know we all think our purchases are right at the time, but what parts have you purchased that you feel were overkill, underwhelming or just the wrong part for the job? I have a few, here are mine. Phanteks Enthoo Luxe, don't get me wrong it's a phenomenal case but the window on the side makes me care waaaay too much about aesthetics. Also, it was expensive as balls and it's huge. If I could do over, I'd go with something more quiet and something more minimalist, like the Define R4/R5 or Define S. Corsair H100i, it's loud as fuck and I haven't even overclocked any chips with it yet. The cooler I was running before (Arctic Freezr 7 Pro) didn't look great, but temperatures were similar. 1000W PSU, I had plans to crossfire two 290x at the time, but due to the 900-series launch I changed my mind. This is way too much, hell even a 500W PSU could power my system.

MusicBee, foobar2000, MediaMonkey for music. VLC, Media Player Classic for video.

I've been using the Opera beta for a few weeks and I love it, longtime Firefox user here and I just don't really understand this move at all.

1440/144hz over 4k/60hz anyday.

Razer Deathadder Chroma for sure.

1. My state is known as 'Little America,' because we have a little bit of everything here! 2. My state attempted to secede during the Civil War, but Lincoln put the entire state under martial law and threw our state government in prison. 3. My state is known for it's crabs and other seafood, but mostly crabs. Mmmmmm. 4. Old Bay is life Old Bay is love.

Cloud 2 sounds amazing for only $100, get that.

To be fair, the Deathadder Chroma has came down drastically in price and you can buy one new from Amazon for $55.

I only buy audio CDs anymore physically, everything else digital for me.

Ugliest keyboard on the market right now, and those switches are atrocious. They feel no different from rubber-dome imo.

4 days is nothing man, give them time.

Deathadder is great man, been rocking these mice for years now.

Canada is basically the USA with less dindus.

If you're planning on streaming, the i7 is really the only way to go.

I believe all videos are 7 day early-access on Vessel.

This is going to sound really awkward, but I knew this girl was into me and I was into her. We hung out one night in her car, just driving around when we stopped in a lot to get some drinks and for me to take a leak (lol). Before I even stepped out of the car, she was all over me it was ridiculous. My first kiss was a hardcore makeout session, what a night that was.

It should be a crime to pirate such shitty movies.

Yep, I haven't noticed any differences and I've used it on three different browsers (My daily driver Opera as well as Firefox & Chrome).

I will, I managed to get this one at Best Buy it was the last one they had in stock. The full-size Blackwidow I was using before had zero issues, I expect the same from this one. Razer's customer support is generally pretty good I've had to RMA a deathadder 2013 before. On the full-size Blackwidow that I used to use as my daily driver in the pic, I was constantly banging my mouse into the side of the keyboard (It's a huge keyboard, with the numpad and macros on the side) and I'm a big FPS gamer so it made sense for me to get the tenkeyless version. I also never used the numpad whatsoever.

I rock the Deathadder Chroma for Insurgency, Black Ops 2 and Battlefield 4. Love the mouse, fits my palm grip style well and it's pretty cheap now.

uBlock Origin is what I use, it's the lightest on system resources.

And for comparison to the old one:

Berkel, dude's funny as hell.

HyperX Cloud is the only gaming headset I'd recommend, other than the SteelSeries Siberia V2s. Gaming headsets are generally junk tho.