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Drgns N Bacn 4tw

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  • Gender
    Male

System

  • CPU
    AMD Phenom II X6 1075T
  • Motherboard
    gigabyte 78LMT -USB3
  • RAM
    16gb (4 x 4gb) 1866 mhz HyperX
  • GPU
    Nvidia GeForce GTX 660ti 2gb
  • Case
    Bitfenix Prodigy M Micro Atx, White
  • Storage
    1 tb Western Digital blue drive
  • PSU
    Corsair Semi-Modular cx600m
  • Display(s)
    One Westinghouse 32" 1080p Display on top of Three Dell p2014h 20" Ips Displays in Vertical Config.
  • Cooling
    Fans and more Fans by Corsair Plus CoolerMaster Hyper Evo 212(yeah I'm basic)
  • Keyboard
    SteelSeries Apex(not Raw) Illuminated Keyboard
  • Mouse
    Steelseries Rival 100 Rgb Gaming Mouse
  • Sound
    2 UE Megaboom Bluetooth Speakers llinked to an Asus BT-400 Bluetooth Receiver
  • Operating System
    windows 10 (***fingers crossed***)

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  1. I've had this keyboard for a few weeks now and my only issue is with typing over bluetooth. I do approximately 90 wpm while typing, and make many typos. ive heard that it is due to the low polling rate of the keyboard via bluetooth. For the most part it is still an excellent keyboard for the price... when wired
  2. A very "rebelious" presentation at best. But jokes aside this is perfect for those who would love to have easier access to inputs much lihht a normal television.
  3. Oh wow looks great :D

    did you use a laptop motherboard?

  4. I DID IT!! kinda...The "BS4" not by Sony
  5. Drgns N Bacn 4tw

    The BS4..."Not by Sony"

    Not sure why the album manager uploaded all my photos twice, but yeah... this is my first itx build. very small, very sloppy
  6. Drgns N Bacn 4tw

    moarlites

    mostly led fans regardless of dba or cfm
  7. I recently ordered an external graphics solution from banggood.com (insert sexual innuendo here) and noticed the connector feeding data to the laptop from the external pcie slot is just an hdmi port. This got me thinking, "Would it be possible to use a regular hdmi cable to transfer data from the external pcie slot to the laptop?" Now, even with the understanding that usb 3.0 hasn't nearly enough bandwidth to shoulder pcie throughput, I would still want to know that if in theory, whether or not an hdmi cable plugged into an hdmi to usb 3.0 adapter would allow a graphics card in the external pcie slot to be recognized by the laptop. I also ask the same of an hdmi to thunderbolt implementation connected to a thunderbolt enabled device such as a macbook.
  8. been on the amd train for quite some time now.perhaps it's time i built an intel pc...
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