lamdnhan

ZeroLemon is a known brand for their after market battery, so I decided to try out this charger
Make sure your phone support Qualcomm Quick Charge, otherwise this won't give any benefit over regular charger.  
 

First look:
- The unit comes in a plastic package, a small recyclable cardboard box should be nice.
- USB cable included, which is a plus.
 
 
Appearance:
- Very generic brick style charger
- The prong plug is removable, to accommodate different region plugs. However, the prong is not foldable.
- USB cable is quite stiff

Performance:
This is where the fun begins. I test this charger with 2 different Quick Charge compatible chargers. Using Nexus 6 and HTC M9. I let the phone drain down to 5% battery and start charging. record with every 10 minutes

Minute - Moto Charger - HTC Charger - ZeroLemon Charger
10 - 15% - 14% - 15%
20 - 26% - 24% - 24%
30 - 39% - 38% - 37%

From the result above, this unit is comparable to OEM chargers that comes with the phone.
I notice that this charger runs warmer than other two, but not really a big issue.

For $20, this charger is $5-10 lower than other brands. If you need a charger that serve as backup or travel use, this is worth buying.

ZeroLemon is a known brand for their after market battery, so I decided to try out this charger
Make sure your phone support Qualcomm Quick Charge, otherwise this won't give any benefit over regular charger.  
 

First look:
- The unit comes in a plastic package, a small recyclable cardboard box should be nice.
- USB cable included, which is a plus.
 
 
Appearance:
- Very generic brick style charger
- The prong plug is removable, to accommodate different region plugs. However, the prong is not foldable.
- USB cable is quite stiff

Performance:
This is where the fun begins. I test this charger with 2 different Quick Charge compatible chargers. Using Nexus 6 and HTC M9. I let the phone drain down to 5% battery and start charging. record with every 10 minutes

Minute - Moto Charger - HTC Charger - ZeroLemon Charger
10 - 15% - 14% - 15%
20 - 26% - 24% - 24%
30 - 39% - 38% - 37%

From the result above, this unit is comparable to OEM chargers that comes with the phone.
I notice that this charger runs warmer than other two, but not really a big issue.

For $20, this charger is $5-10 lower than other brands. If you need a charger that serve as backup or travel use, this is worth buying.

ZeroLemon is a known brand for their after market battery, so I decided to try out this charger
Make sure your phone support Qualcomm Quick Charge, otherwise this won't give any benefit over regular charger.  
 

First look:
- The unit comes in a plastic package, a small recyclable cardboard box should be nice.
- USB cable included, which is a plus.
 
 
Appearance:
- Very generic brick style charger
- The prong plug is removable, to accommodate different region plugs. However, the prong is not foldable.
- USB cable is quite stiff

Performance:
This is where the fun begins. I test this charger with 2 different Quick Charge compatible chargers. Using Nexus 6 and HTC M9. I let the phone drain down to 5% battery and start charging. record with every 10 minutes

Minute - Moto Charger - HTC Charger - ZeroLemon Charger
10 - 15% - 14% - 15%
20 - 26% - 24% - 24%
30 - 39% - 38% - 37%

From the result above, this unit is comparable to OEM chargers that comes with the phone.
I notice that this charger runs warmer than other two, but not really a big issue.

For $20, this charger is $5-10 lower than other brands. If you need a charger that serve as backup or travel use, this is worth buying.

Silverstone strider s or strider gold in your wattage are 140mm-150mm

Currently on an IT Apprenticeship, which features a week-on week-off academy course. We've just started the course and are learning about Networking. Yesterday, it came to learning about IPv4 and IPv6, and my Trainer says "Okay, I've got this video for you to watch, it explains it really well"
 
Low and behold:
 
 
My Trainer: "Yeah, this guy's great, he's got a bunch of videos about different concepts"
 
@LinusTech, how does it feel to know you're teaching IT Students all the way in the UK now?

No problem at all Keep backups and make sure your data is safe and enjoy your new drive.
 
Captain_WD.

Hey Iamdnhan,   WD Black is a performance drive that deliver higher speeds, faster access times and is more robust. It can also sustain heavier and longer workloads as well as more hostile environments.  WD Red is a NAS/RAID class drive that is designed for RAID arrays, NAS devices, 24/7 operation and constant workloads with additional features such as TLER. When used in a regular desktop this drive would perform pretty similar to WD Green.   Do you have another drive besides the WD Blue (SSD?) that hold your OS or the new drive will be doing this for you?    If you have a SSD for your OS I would suggest checking out WD Green. It is a quiet and cool drive designed for secondary storage and works perfectly fine for this purpose. Here's a link: http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=JJT2KG   If not I would suggest to still use the WD Blue as your main drive and get WD Green as you secondary drive.   If you indeed need faster access times and higher transfer speeds I would go for WD Black.   Captain_WD.

With the HDD argument, me personally, I really don't care just get a WD Blue, Black, or Seagate Barracuda, and there really isn't much difference if any. It's just a Hard Drive doesn't make that much difference

They all perform the same honestly. If it is just for storing data, they will all be identical. A few mbps here and there in firmware tweaks will never be noticed.

Black i have red and there ok but i keep my system on all the time

3tb segate barracuda 3tb, black is for desktop use, red is for server or nas 24/7 use

Black, only get Reds for a NAS

Black is for performance, RED is more designed for 24/7 operation (Mainly NAS drives). I'd go for the black. (or a Barracuda if it's cheaper)

Black would be more suited for desktop use.

Barracuda.
 
Get the Black.

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So sharp you can cut bread with it. 

Everyone's doubting the validity of the program, and I'm just here wondering why didn't you just take a screenshot instead of taking a picture.

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You can easily fit a 240mm rad up top, but you'll need to be creative with the fans. If I can find some pictures of my Ostrog build I can show you a creative way to do it with very little room.

Shiba inu

Oh.. Well then i was wrong again. Im gonna go take a nap

...Cee Dee?

This settles it, I am going to move into a tent in the Microcenter GPU isle...

I just really hope that I don't miss any good deals while I sleep....