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i have seen them alot. It wouldnt affect thickness if they went with my solution because it is allready that thick but they are extending that portion out a couple of inches possibly

Yes i do understand it is cheap for a 4k monitor but why?, does it really cost that much for the mount? i would argue that 99% wouldnt mount it any other way. all my friends and alot of setups online use monitor arms. Yes you are right I could have red the specs but i assume a $500 monitor would have a pretty basic option right? I agree it cant be that expensive. my personal thought was the thickness. if you look at the monitor the back pannel where the connectors are doesnt look big enough for the vesa mount. it cant be hard to extend that out a bit, put in the mount, and raise the price a few dollars

I am in the market for a new monitor and decided I wanted something that would be future proof so I started looking at 4k monitors. I saw this samsung 4k UHD monitor with a "premium metallic stand" ( Model Number: U28D590D ). I ordered it from future shop along with a hydraulic monitor arm. when I went to the store I was talking to a employee in customer service and he was saying stuff about the Samsung 31'' 4k widescreen monitor, and he then said " I don't know why this one you bought doesn't include a vesa mount". I imedeately went out to my car with the monitor pulled up the specs on my phone and sure enough he was right " NO VESA! ( I went right back in and returned it). P.O.S Why the hell in the year 2015 as standardized as Vesa mounts that they not on $500 monitors! my current monitor was $150 lg 21.5" and it has a flippin Vesa mount. i understand that it is a very thin monitor, but why the hell would they limit us to the crappy non adjustable " premium metalic stand " this is obsered! personally I dont think enthusiasts would care if the monitor went from .5" to 1" if it had a vesa mount. SCREW YOU SAMSUNG

I got a new hard drive so i re installed windows and i caked up all of my steam download files and game saves. when i first installed steam i did it on my new ssd and i could get steam to recognize the downloads ( I don't know about the game saves though). i uninstalled then re installed steam to my mass storage drive and when i try to move my game saves to the steam common folder it doesn't recognize them. i have tried installing a game moving the files there and that didn't work. when i select a new steam download destination it says it has to be empty. can anyone help me?

does anyone know of a good windows 7 vm that dosent leak resources and is stable?

so the only solution is to format the old drive?

I recently got a Samsung 850 evo ssd and i installed windows on it. i currently have two drives and if i select my boot priorities to the original hdd i get a separate windows profile. i want to get rid of this but can not format the drive because i don't have a way to save my steam files. how can i get rid of the old windows profile and all windows files attached to it?

that dosent help because i dont want to clone my full drive and i dont have a extrnal enclosure

thank you i looked at the ncix one it wasnt much help, havent seen this one yet

i do

i had problems with ruckus

i recently bought a samsung 850 evo and have not set it up it is a brand new drive. i would like to set it up as a boot drive. i would prefer to not have to plug in my optical drive and use my physical copy of windows. how do i do this?

A while ago on the LTT forum i saw a Samsung 840 series ssd in a build log and it was mounted in a very cool way, I believe it was beside the psu. i can not find it and do not remember any other details, but I believed it was water cooled, can anyone link it?

thanks!

i am looking for a slr like camera that i can use for photographs. i am looking for someything arouynd 300$ can anyone sugest one?