Mattie432

Roll up Roll up! Get your bargains and let's have some fun!
 
Simply click on GabeN to begin your journey, may his light guide you, may your wallet be strong.



Maybe post what you bought?
 
I have added the current 'Daily Deals' 'Flash Sales' and 'Community Choice' to spoilers under this line, these will be updated as they change throughout the next 2 weeks and the chosen currency to display them in is USD.
 

It seems like everyone is ignoring you and it is sad because this is the way of doing it. 3 of my friends who don not have any of the source games (except for garrys mod) have done this and it has worked for all of them.

Here you go mate
http://cscheater.era.ee
 
Download from here.
Click on "GarryContent"

yeah XLR from what i remember needs phantom power ( its how its called ) and the 6.3mm will probably work, but the audio level will be very low is because it cant provide enough power to the mic. Phantom power provides 48v which the audio port cant do

I have this sort of setup using VAC. I have skype audio and main audio. I use Hot Keyboard to use the volume scroll wheel on my keyboard to adjust the main audio source normally and the skype one when i hold control.

Im not at home at the moment but if you still dont have a solution by tomorrow i'll make a video explaining it all.

If you don't like them, don't force yourself to play them.

So i was board and i decided to put my gopro on one of my rc cars. look cool imo. what do you guys think?
 

 

audiotechnica ad700 or sennheiser hd558 are my typical recommendation for gaming.
slap a modmic or clip on mic and you're good to go.

Its a virtual card, not really worth selling or buying, trading is a bit of fun though! :)

Hi, I would just like to present to you my most recent project that i have been working on and have just published for public download.   YouTweak is an application that aims to improve upon your YouTube experience. It adds many useful features, tweaks and additions to the site which i hope will meet your approval.  
 
 
 
Feature List

Remove Subscription Videos Remove Watched Videos Subscription links are made HD Youtube Subscriptions as Default Page Stop autoplay of videos Remove all subscription videos Load all subscription videos If you like the application please feel free to leave a review on the site.
Thanks

Download Link
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/youtweak-for-youtube/cfgpigllcihcpkbokdnmpkjobnebflgh

The problem with that it maximizes across all 3 screens...

Since being a goldsmith has not so much to do with making a computer, I have been busy making a piece of jewellery I could wear at the computex ;) . A silver keyboard ring with my initials on it. If you would like to see how I work as a goldsmith....again.... just scroll down ;) !

 

I made a wax ‘Ideal’ keyboard key and casted in brass. Then I made a rubber mould and made more wax keys.

These keys were casted in silver, so you can mass produce silver keys ;) !

 



 



 

Here you can see the casts. 

 

This is what I want to engrave.

 



 

First finish the keys.

 



 

My logo.

 



 



 

I still had 3 tiny diamonds which I will set in the ring.

 



 

Here you can see different surface techniques.

 



 

I have enneald the silver so I can bend the material easily

 



 

Then bend the silver and solder it together.

 



 



 

To make the ring round you have to hammer it.

To make the backside of the ring more interesting I have stamped my initials in the silver plate. 

 



 

First I started with drawing on my logo. I made a ‘light’ engraving with my milling tool (sort of dremel). 

 



 

To cut away the logo I used a engraving tool.

 



 

These 2 elements will be the frame of the ring, I will have to solder them together.

 



 



 

A silver plate that goes across the gap so the keys will stay in place when I lay them on, and solder them.

 



 

After you solder the silver there are a lot of oxides, so I always use a chemical to clean the material. It makes the silver look snow white.

 



 



 

Cut away the extra material.

 



 



 

One of the diamonds, they are so tiny!

 



 



 

Soldering everything together. 

 



 

I wanted the letters and my logo to stand out more, so I used a chemical which makes the silver go black. If you sand the material afterwards the lower parts will not be schratched so will stay black.

 



 



 

Now only finishing and than set the stones.

 



 



 



 



 

And the final result!!!!

 



 



 

Hope you like it!

 

I also made a few goodies with me to Taiwan to hand out to people there. It was a very interesting day ;) !

 



 



 

The lasercutter.

 



 

First a few testplates.

 



 



 

The real stuff ;) !

 



 



 



 

The lasercut goodies :)

 



 

Interesting day :D !

 

I’m very happy with how the build turned out! If I would have had more time and knowledge that I now have, I would have perfected it.

But I’m already thinking about my next project, so maybe soon there will be a new buildlog ;) !

I had 11 free games in my cart. torch light was the only good one. Thanks :D

Steam sales 

Everyday, Just do admire the awesome goodness.

okay, so i just need to search for a screen with pixel size of 1600 high and that will be 251mm?

Also whats up with the 'backspace' key top right?
Dev version still or some EA skulduggery? 

... so I'm just going to break it to you.
 
Slick beat you. Big time. Maybe you should accept the fact that it's time to call this operation SlickTechTips. The B-team really brought their A-game.
 
As for Slick: dude, if I got a penny for every time you said 'very', I'd have gajillion $ :D
 
Love you guys ;)
 
 
 
 
 
Disclaimer: this is just for lolz, please do not be upset, mods

yeah that and the coloured rings are the only difference

Cant' wait for that rough software that has C: pre programmed and fails you or worse blue sceens you :lol:

try it on another pc if you can

Okay so the game is simple find Linus and Slick in videos from others at Computex 2013.
I'll start:
This is the Corsair and Intel Computex OC Main Event filmed by eTeknix a really popular news website.
 
Linus's video of the event:
 
 
Good luck to everyone :)

By: Complx

Reasoning:

The basic idea for this project was was born out of frustration out of seeing what was available on the current market, a lot of triple monitor stands I saw were wildly expensive.  Some cost $300 or more and even after spending that much money on these stands, you still would see people complaining that their monitors that were mounted to the outer arms would often sag and not line up correctly.

Another thing I noticed about a lot of these stands was a complete lack of added functionality to the user, besides just holding the monitors, they often would have no real added value or function to them, the only exception that I could find in my research was the XFX Triple Monitor stand, which incorporated 2 USB 2.0 hubs and a Headphone and Mic jack into the base of their stand.

So after a bit more research, I still could not find a monitor stand that really offered what I was looking for.  In all honesty the XFX stand would have been almost perfect, but the price was a little off putting and I found out that they don't make it anymore.  Also, the places that still do have it in stock are charging even more for it than before.

So I have set out to design and build a monitor stand for myself that can support up to 4 monitors!

Research:


As stated before, I did a fair amount of research for the project before i started the real work.  There seemed to be 2 "go to" companies when it came to monitor stands, though I know, and looked at, many more.  Ergotron and Ergotech seemed to be the big two.  But a lot of their models that supported 3+ monitors can run up in price. ($200-$300 or more)

One of the issues I had with these off the shelf monitor stands right now is the "sag" some of them tend to have, especially when it comes to the arm which the 2 side monitors (Left and Right) are often attached to.  To compensate for this, a lot of the monitor stands have VESA mounts that allow for height adjustment to help line up the end monitors with the center one.




While this was a good solution to the problem of sag, I felt the bigger issue had not been dealt with, just kind of patched over.  So this was one major area I wanted to focus on, rigidity.

The next issue I had was for the price, these stands often lacked additional functionality, besides holding the monitors in place.  As mentioned before, the XFX stand had a USB and sound hub built into the base of their stand, which I really fell in love with.   So this was the second thing I wanted to focus on, added functionality to the user.
 


The Hardware:

For this project, I went out and purchased 3 23.6" Asus VN247H-P monitors, the main reason I wanted these was for how thin the bezel was on them, Asus claims it has less than 1cm of bezel on either side.




I have these monitors purchased, but I will post some images of them later.

The Concept:

So for this project I will be using a material called extruded aluminum, very light weight, but very strong and very rigid.

I have made an initial concept model in CAD program to make sure I have a lot of the measurements and tolerances worked out before I purchase the material and start the first steps of the build.

These first 2 images were the base I started to work with to get an idea of how I wanted to lay out the main supports.
 




Then I started to work out some of the details on how it would go together:
 




Right now this is the most current version of the project in CAD form, there are a few more elements I wanted to incorporate into the model before I start the prototyping and building phase.  

As it stands now I still need to figure out:

  - Cable management of the power and video cables

  - Incorporating speakers onto the stand

  - Designing the USB hub which will be at the base of the stand







Here is a WIP shot of what the speakers might look like when mounted:  (Please excuse the gray block, it was a place holder model for my 4th monitor.



Stay tuned!

Planning looks sick!
 
Can't wait for the photos.

Download VLC and you will never return to WMP