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  1. I use a 120GB SSD to cache my 1TB WD black HDD via Intel SRT. Also got a 2TB and 1TB WD green drives for storage. NEED MORE STORAGE!
  2. Great input. I also purchased the Asus Xonar DX to replace my onboard audio chipset on a Z77A-GD65. I had ~good audio already but wanted to experience what everyone is talking about when they upgraded to a dedicated sound card. I use it with a set of stereo speakers and the Siberia V2 headset. The quality of sound produced by my audio equipment has improved drastically. The audio volume is much louder>clearer>defined with the dedicated sound card. I cant believe I have not invested in one earlier. I would recommend anyone who wants improved sound quality from their audio equipment invest in a dedicated sound card.
  3. I purchased the DX through NCIX and have installed/tested device. The interference is completely gone now
  4. Thanks for the response. I purchased the DX through NCIX and have installed/tested the card. The sounds quality is exceptional. I am really pleased with the purchase. The driver installation did give some issues like many have reported. Don't know why I didn't get a sounds card sooner!
  5. Hi I also plan on upgrading to a discrete audio card. I have the Siberia V2's and tower speakers w/ an amp connected to the onboard chipset (Realtek® ALC898). Is it worth getting the Asus Xonar STX over the Asus Xonar DX? Also when I turn up the volume on my amp and move the mouse around on the computer. There is a hissing noise coming from the speakers. Will a discrete audio card resolve this issue? Thank you
  6. BundD

    $500,000 UHDTV

    In the specs it lists a wall mount bracket is available :blink: You need some really sturdy walls to mount 1200 lbs. Also the average home has 94 inch walls (TV is 78 inches high).
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    $500,000 UHDTV

    Panasonic's TH-152UX1 is a 4K plasma 3D UHDTV retailing for around $500,000. It's 152 inch's! Consumes 3700W! Weights about 1,270 lbs! http://www.panasonic.com/business/Plasma/3D/3D-Plasma-TH-152UX1.asp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution Not sure why they went with plasma and not projection technology for such a huge display.
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