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Even if you do use it outside the network, you still wont see benefit out of it. Equal concurrent session number, as all geforce cards are. This means you can only use live encoding on 5 devices before it just dont want to process it at driver level.

 

Throw it in the bathtub
 
 drizzle washer detergent on
 
 wet
 
 scrub
 
 rinse

And don't use fabric softner or a harsh stain remover because the first only makes it get dirty quicker and the second wears out any glue 😛

Throw it in the bathtub
 
 drizzle washer detergent on
 
 wet
 
 scrub
 
 rinse

Throw it in the bathtub
 
 drizzle washer detergent on
 
 wet
 
 scrub
 
 rinse

Whats your budget in Ft? Shopping in the US market makes this very difficult 

Just eyeballing some benchmarks, you'd be losing performance across the board if you went with a 14600k.
 
And even if you had scenarios where it pulled ahead, it wouldn't be by any meaningful margin

Just eyeballing some benchmarks, you'd be losing performance across the board if you went with a 14600k.
 
And even if you had scenarios where it pulled ahead, it wouldn't be by any meaningful margin

Very poor power supply. Look at grabbing something at least a little bit more reliable with more safety features.
 
EVGA's BR line is fairly affordable in most locations, but that would be the bare minimum.

Very poor power supply. Look at grabbing something at least a little bit more reliable with more safety features.
 
EVGA's BR line is fairly affordable in most locations, but that would be the bare minimum.

If going with the AMD build, swap the CPU to a 7600 non X; they're cheaper and perform marginally the same
 
If the Intel side, try grabbing a 13500 instead of the 12400f 
 
Seems fine otherwise on both regards

Platinum is just an efficiency rating, it has zero relation to the quality of the unit.

With a budget of 1500, I would sell your current system as is and use the total to build a new system.

You really shouldnt need anything extra to run them. Your motherboard's built in soundcard will produce more than enough power to drive those. 

You really shouldnt need anything extra to run them. Your motherboard's built in soundcard will produce more than enough power to drive those. 

First impressions
I got my Tygr 300 R today and I was very excited to try them out. Packaging is as expected from Beyerdynamic at the price point. No fancy things just straight to the point, they're like, - Here is your headphones. The first thing I realized when picking them up was the weight because they are very light compared to my Hifiman He400se which I daily drive. I haven't really used any lighter headphones since I used my 990 Pros as my dailies. These went bad because I kind of "soldered" or heated up the driver a bit I think causing a quieter sound on the left side and now they're lying somewhere gathering dust. (I changed the cable from coiled to a straight one). I've paired the Tygrs with my Sound Blaster AE-9.
 
One of the reasons I bought these these was because I have had a long lasting problem with my He400se since I got them.
The only problem with them is that they have a channel imbalance. I've got a quieter driver on the right side which makes imaging horrid and I have to compensate with Windows settings to kind of balance it out. The problem with that is that the imbalance doesn't go along the whole frequency graph. I think planar magnetics are prone to this, or so I've read. It is not that bad but pretty noticeable. I should've gone for a replacement but I got these as a replacement from my old He400i 2020 that unfortunately broke loose in the 3.5mm port and had no connection.
 
Comfort
Anyways. In terms of comfort for the Tygrs, they are very light and clamp perfectly compared to my 990 pros I had. My He400se would be perfect if they were lighter. The headband is perfectly padded and conforms to my head, this is personal in terms of comfort I think. Compared to my He400se the headband is much more soft. Don't get me wrong. The He400se's are comfy in another way just too heavy and it has a hard and narrow headband.
 
Talking about the comfort of the He400se, they have better earpads in terms of shape due to the angled pads, it makes the headphones sit more secure that way for me. The earpads on the Tygr's, stock, are mediocre because of the harder padding and narrow space between the ears and driver wall. I think I will eventually switch them out for Dekoni elite velour, please if anyone tried that let me know the differences. 
 
Build quality
These are built well enough to handle most things. These are both plastic and metal. The headband is metal with fake leather around it, metal yokes and the grill is also metal. The rest is plastic. They do feel hefty and durable. The pads are mediocre and I feel like they will flatten like my old 990 pros did.
 
Sound
The frequency response of the Tygr's non-EQ'd is very good and is my preference in sound signature. I like to add around 3dBs to the sub-bass and flatten out the curve/dip in the bass in the 60hz region for some music because I mostly listen to hardstyle, happy hardcore, eurodance, and a whole lot more EDM and some rock. I also EQ'd around 1k and 4k to add more detail in the mids and lower treble which they responded well to.
 
So actually talking about the sound. The Tygrs are a more smoothed-out pair of DT990 pros with a better soundstage with a little bit less detail. The way I could describe them is that they are a bit on the bloaty side in the mid-bass for people who love Sennheisers or very flat headphones. These are smooth and punchy, still maintain detail, and great at imaging with good layering. They don't have as an open/expansive soundstage as the 400se but sadly, the soundstage is more congested in a way on the 400se compared to a more deep/layered one on the Tygrs. The Tygrs have a different and lower tone in their openness compared to the 400se which makes them "immersive" when I play games or listen to euphoric tracks.
 
The actual difference in bass mids and highs is big because of the difference in the nature of dynamic and planar drivers. The 400se are much more clear and transparent and have a better representation of clean and fast bass but the quantity is very low. The Tygrs have more bass that almost drowns out too much mids but still retains a decent amount. One of the biggest differences in bass comparing dynamic and planar is the speed. The bass is definitely more punchy on dynamics so far as I can hear and know. 
The treble on these are good and not at all sibilant anymore as the 990's. Treble is also comparable to the 400se in quantity. These have a small cushion on the driver wall to help drown out the highs that are piercing which is good. My pair of He400se's actually have a grainy treble for me which is kind of expected with the pricetag maybe?
 
The way I look at both of these is that they are good for different things as all headphones are. But the Tygrs for me are better because of a more suitable signature and overall sound for me, and they are more comfortable. I just wish I didn't have that problem with my He400se.
 
Any thoughts or questions?

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

As with any brand, it depends on the model you're talking about. Antec has some good and some very bad.

As with any brand, it depends on the model you're talking about. Antec has some good and some very bad.

As with any brand, it depends on the model you're talking about. Antec has some good and some very bad.

Why? Is it causing issues? 
Some software still requires it as a dependency. 

You'll want to use something like WD Red Plus'/Pros. They are designed much better than the standard reds. 
 
Case depends on how much story you really want. I find something like the N400 should be more than enough for most people.
 
If you plan on running Plex without a plex pass, you won't be doing any GPU hardware acceleration. I would highly recommend an intel chip for quicksync. 

There shouldn't be any noticeable degradation by mining or using a cpu/gpu under high loads. Typically the device will be way out of date before this becomes a concern.

I'll also add in denture tablets work wonders for cleaning water bottles.

I'll also add in denture tablets work wonders for cleaning water bottles.