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fishymamba

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  1. This. Got an E10 after this guy suggested I get one. It has been working GREAT for me!
  2. I have these and they are not bad: http://www.amazon.com/Cyber-Acoustics-Subwoofer-Satellite-CA-3602a/dp/B0027VT6V4/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1384465976&sr=1-1&keywords=cyber+acoustics+speakers Bass is a bit too "boomy" and the midrange is kinda suppressed, but hey, only $40.
  3. I have an Arduino Uno, Raspberry Pi, and a UDOO Quad(4 Core ARM + Arduino DUE on one board) I made lots of LED controllers with my Arduino and I also made a small machine that could map out a room using an ultrasonic sensor. You can spend A LOT on the arduino, accessories are pretty expensive, especially the add on boards. Didn't do too much with the Pi, it was a bit too slow for a mini media server. I just got the Udoo a couple weeks ago, but I have been wayyy too busy to mess around with it.
  4. Yeah, honestly you won't be needing a more power CPU for a while, even if you are not overclocking. SandyB Quad cores are more than enough unless you are going to be video editing or something similar.
  5. Got 8GB RAM free with my MSI P67 GD-55 motherboard. Got another 8GB for $40 for a total of 16GB! Non computer related: God my road bike for $850 and it usually retails for around $1300.
  6. Check before posting: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/70941-nexus-5-now-for-sale/
  7. You can crossfire them without using the crossfire bridge. All communication is done through the PCIe slots instead.
  8. I doubt this will sell that much right now. NOt many people will pay $1400 for a monitor and most people do not have GPUs powerful enough to even drive a 4K monitor.
  9. I don't think I would ever pay another $100+ just to get a new cooler for a GPU. Why not just get a GPU that comes with a better custom heatsink design from the start?
  10. Looking at your PSU, it does not have the required PCI-e connectors. You will need to use molex adapters to add another 660Ti.
  11. We get 75/35 + T.V. for $130 right now with Verizon FIOS, not horrible but still kinda expensive.
  12. Yeah, I want to know how the 290X will do with a Twin Frozr cooler and a custom PCB with a high phase count power delivery system.
  13. Well it was first released 13 years ago so what do you expect?
  14. Na man you gotta use a Xeon E7-4870 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819181045
  15. looks fine actually. My 2700K stays less than 60C at 3.8 Ghz and under 70 at 4.5Ghz and I'm using a Hyper 212 Evo. People are forgetting how cool Sandy-B runs!
  16. Friends have work to do, I don't have work to do, tired of playing video games, already spent too much time on reddit and youtube, so I end up here.
  17. It'll be fine! I'm using a 2700K with an Intel Z77 motherboard and is great!
  18. Get this stuff: http://www.tim-consultants.com/matrix2.html It is only like $6 with shipping within the US and it is one of the best pastes I have used.
  19. I have one, only use is for music CDs. I prefer physical discs to downloading music.
  20. 1. A on average, only 10-20 minutes a night. 2. B-C Depends on how much work I have. 3. No 4. Online definitely 5. Person 6. 3ish 7. Text and video 8. Japanese or other asian cusine 9. Sometimes 10. No? Can't really judge myself that well.
  21. Because you already have a BitFenix Prodigy with a very nice system inside, I am guesing that it will be your main usage computer. SO I would just get a MacBook Air. There is not much that can beat it in portability+battery life+price. I am going to get a new laptop soon as well and I am deciding between a Macbook Air or a Asus Zenbook they are kind of similar.
  22. Wow! Awesome shot! For a second I thought that the white parts were clouds! Here is another one from me, I don't think I have posted this here before. Looks a bit blurry to me, but I took it from a moving car so I'm happy!
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