TheEpicCanadian

It has 2 front ones but there is a chance we will have two of these setups so if we could make it so that each one only took up one port that would be good.

So I am trying to set up a racing wheel setup for the PS4 I have at my office and was hoping that the forum could provide some advice. The setup I was thinking of using is a Thrustmaster T300 RS wheel with the T3PA 3-petal add on and the TH8A shifter add on. With this will I need a USB hub to be able to connect all of them to the PS4 or do does it have an internal way of connecting all of them. Thanks guys and gals

Linus mentioned that there were some bad stories relating to the connector on the monitors themselves which concerns me considering how I treat my buds.

So after a few of cheaper In-Ears that I owned recently broke I decided that it would be better to just spend the money on a pair of good quality, and good sounding In-Ears for when im on the bus/subway. Most Important Qualities - Comfort, I want them to stay in my ears fairly well for when I am walking around as well as not to hurt if I wear them for long periods or if I fall asleep while wearing them. - Sound, I really like the accurate sound that my ATH-M50s make but I'd like a bit of emphasis on bass, not enough that its overpowering though. - Build Quality, I throw my buds into my pocket and sometimes tug on the cord a bit so a good build quality is important since im finally spending the money on a high quality pair of buds. - Price, around $100 is the target, $120 is my max I would say. I'm open to cheaper solutions as long as the build quality is decent. Looks don't really matter too much. I was looking at the Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear but after watching Linus' review of them what I got from it is that they are just about what I want, except their sound signature is more "V" than I would like and they arent the most comfortable pair of ear buds. Thanks guys & gals!

I quite like the LEDs on mine, they fit my build nicely

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So it's that time of year again, my current laptop is running into some issues and I am hoping to get a replacement. Below are the specs which are most important to me when looking for my laptop: - 15.6" or 14" screen (1080p preferably) - Thin & Light - Intel Core i5 Processor (don't need an i7 but if it's in the price range I will take it into consideration) - SSD/SSHD if possible - Good keyboard layout (number pad is not critical) - Decent aesthetics (not too much glossy plastic etc.) - Windows 7/8 doesn't matter really - GPU doesn't matter because I've sort of given up on mobile gaming I was thinking of the Lenovo x1 Carbon Core, it's on sale at NCIX for $1099 right now but it's keyboard is a bit off. The MSI GP60 Leopard is also an option becuase of it's lower price and better keyboard layout. I was also hoping to buy the laptop on boxing day in all likelihood. Thanks in advance for all suggestions! -Canadian

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So I just upgraded from a AMD 7950 to an NVIDIA GTX 970. After the install I updated the drivers and plugged in all three of my screens but the one connected through a DVI to Display Port adatper (A Good quality one) is not being recognized. Tips/help? EDIT: Not sure if it matters but the orientation of my monitors is Portrait-Landscape-Portrait

And here I am having just used my Nvidia free game coupon on The Crew...