Untouchable

Corsair SPEC series or HAF if you can go without the window

mice from Zowie are pretty good, same shape too.

did your K65 come with a keycap puller and extra keycaps? mine sure didn't. I would think around $100 though. Edit: Ebay 'says' around $100, buy it now price for around $115.

Is it used?

you could design one yourself, you may also want to take into consideration that the 290X is one of the hottest cards to exist. Might be a problem when dealing with thin plastic.

how dare you steel my GIF profile picture. the microphone on the apple earbuds dosent work with PS4 or Xbox One. A lot of people have problems with this.

i'd say its about equal.

i'd say C70, looks and functionality.

i'm pretty sure its for running 2 or 3 card setups, i wouldn't use it for your single card setup.

pretty sure using LTT Forum to promote your own "business" is against CoC

that's coming from somebody with an AMD CPU, take from that what you will...

CM Storm QuickFire TK

dont double post.

hasnt this been posted like 90 times before?

i love how this benefits myself and others, as well as the website overall.

this is a joke right? right?

you have to do something incredibly unique, or extremely popular.

Roast Fest.

I previously posted this topic but got not one reply. To begin, I am a somewhat of a "noob" when it comes to speakers, and 'good' audio in general. I've recently been browsing a number of forms to find an answer as to what a cheap and good speaker option would be. I came up with two results. The Micaa MB42X bookshelf and the Logitech Z623. From what i can tell, the Micca would be a better, more expensive, but better option than the Logitech's. With the possibility of getting sub to go along with it in the future, of course buying a AMP/DAC would raise the price significantly. I see that these are a good beginner option if your looking for bookshelf or a future 5.1 or 7.1 system. The Logitech's are good for people that don't want to setup a system as far as i can tell. But with my less than mediocre skill level i wondered if this system would be a better option, considering it is practically just plug and play. I guess my questions are as follows: Would the Logitech system be a better option for my skill level? Would the Logitech system have significantly worse sound quality than the Micca bookshelfs? What speakers do you think I should get? why?

To begin, I am a somewhat of a "noob" when it comes to speakers, and 'good' audio in general. I've recently been browsing a number of forms to find an answer as to what a cheap and good speaker option would be. I came up with two results. The Micaa MB42X bookshelf and the Logitech Z623. From what i can tell, the Micca would be a better, more expensive, but better option than the Logitech's. With the possibility of getting sub to go along with it in the future, of course buying a AMP/DAC would raise the price significantly. I see that these are a good beginner option if your looking for bookshelf or a future 5.1 or 7.1 system. The Logitech's are good for people that don't want to setup a system as far as i can tell. But with my less than mediocre skill level i wondered if this system would be a better option, considering it is practically just plug and play. I guess my questions are as follows: Would the Logitech system be a better option for my skill level? Would the Logitech system have significantly worse sound quality than the Micca bookshelfs? What speakers do you think I should get? why?

if you give me a single reason why you need a rig of this multitude, i would approve of it,

green tea flavored condoms.

Why not a Logitech G170+? Only $80.

i personally don't have a H440 and Hyper 212 but i assume its what you prefer, if it appeals to you and how it appears to you.