Skeletonfish

what about this one it looks identical but a few bucks cheaper http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002UL0XH2/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=1944687682&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B00026BQJ6&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=10D93RK99R4TH0BMB1RX ?

you may have gotten a DOA part

ya that would work if its small enough. I don't have enough room on my desk for a receiver so if its about the size of u1 rack or smaller I can work with it

ive herd silverstone has some nice mounts, weight and size are really the only factors to keep in mind when looking for a mount

so ive had a Lepai 168ha for a couple years, and im starting to not like the sound of it and the fact that it can only push 40W. im not quite sure what to get I would like to get something rack mountable and somewhere about 100W a channel. I know you guys are mostly headphone people but there's probably a few of you that can help?

have you tired resetting the CPU that sometimes fixes things

Corsair 450D Drive Rack PA2 (Realistically Behringer FBQ 1502) Monoprice 300W studio amp Windows 10 to have good firewire support

unfortunately you cant really work around that, you need an output on the amp. so to do what you want you will have to run it through some form of preamp to control the volume

that's an odd looking box you got there. looks like its going to need a X-over you could try to just put a signal into to see if it has a built in X-over

if your amp doesn't have a dedicated sub out you'll need a X-over of some kind. you can get them pretty cheap on ebay

only AMD blowers suck the Nvidia ones aren't bad

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DVID will not carry audio as far as i know

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there's a music section on this forum?

as far as i know it is not possible to do automatically, manually however is achevable

hows the family mouse doing EH!? not sure if this would work for you, but it's worth a shot http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Voicemeeter/index.htm

to do 0 latency you would have to use ASIO drivers, meaning you would have to run it through some form of DAW or you just use a mic/audio interface that has a monitor built in

ignor

im thinking its the gpu just because if it was the PSU other things relying on the 12v rail would be going wonky

1. color 2. XL 2420z would be my preference off the just reading the manufactures website 3. never herd of them, so i wouldn't trust them. doesn't mean they aren't good 4. define R4/R5

what is your current setup?

if its HDMI that sometimes happens and you just have to mess around with GPU driver control pannel EDIT: if the screen is a different aspect ratio say 16:10 it will do that, the only way around it is through something like display fusion

oh sorry didn't catch that

Screw XP go linux, lubuntu or something along those lines