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Weird.. I didn't install the Gapps Package when updating to 12.0 ...
 
Thanks for the help

As a non native english speaker the speaking was too fast at times.
Adding the not so clear pronunciation of Brandon, the words sometimes merged.
The confidence in front of the camera convinced me.
Very good and informative video. Could've been a TechQuickie, though.

No. Since the case is so thin, and compact, there is no motherboard clearance in the top. The front is a pretty good option though.

Uhm.. you guys might wanna come to Germany!
 
ASUS GTX 780 Ti:                   358€ !!! Decent aftermarket GTX 970:  340€ !!! Cheapest reference GTX 980: 510€ !!!  
I am going to order my 780 Ti today, that's for sure!

I honestly think that most of the blame should be targeted towards the whole console vs PC war.
 
Since most games are released on all 3 platforms (PS4, XBONE, PC) the different versions will obviously get compared to each other.
But in my opinion you are comparing apples with pears (is this even an english saying).
You shouldn't even compare a custom build 400$ PC with a console, because an usual console buyer won't even think about buying a 400$ "Gaming"-PC.
Also noone should buy a cheap desktop PC with which you can only play on mediocre settings opposed to a smooth running console (my opinion).
 
Though the comparison is made and game devs need to react to both audiences, which leads to bad excuses why the console version is straight up not on the current PC-level (600+$ PC-Level).
And only the PC users suffer from that comparison, because devs like Ubisoft publish PC versions which are graphicaly on console-level (for "PR"-reasons).
Most console users don't really care about that problem, because they just lay back and play. They probably also never experienced "real" PC gaming in it's full glory.
 
What I want to say is, that there should be a clear cut between console graphics and PC graphics. Both platforms still have their spot in the gaming world.
But game devs should also make a cut. Do the best for each platform!! And if the best they can deliver is 30fps on consoles. So it is. But please don't make the PC version look crappy because of that.
Noone really knows what happens in game development and also console development. Noone really knows where the bottlenecks lay.

What the hell is going on in your heads? You definitely need to find a somehow consistent benchmark methodology.
Why do you suddenly stop overclocking the cards, why won't you include 780 TI and non TI in the benchmarks.
780 and 780 TI are the most important cards in my opinion, because they are dropping in price and you really want to see where the price to performance ratio lays compared to 900 series cards.
I am really confused by your choices..

My first words were " System.out.print("Hello World!"); "
My parents were confused but yeah.. I basically started programming when I was one and a half year old.
 
 
 
 
 
Kappa
I think I was 14 when I programmed a spam bot for "Metin 2". Don't judge!

My first words were " System.out.print("Hello World!"); "
My parents were confused but yeah.. I basically started programming when I was one and a half year old.
 
 
 
 
 
Kappa
I think I was 14 when I programmed a spam bot for "Metin 2". Don't judge!

Prison Architect

2-3 hours of playback, yup, it's trash. 

Just got my package from MDPC, and began to learn the basics of heatshrinkless sleeving (I used this guide).
These are my first 4 wires I sleeved with basic black sleeving.
 
What do you guys think?
(It is just a HTC One camera, sadly)
 


 
These are just test wires. I don't want to mess up the cables I want to use for my upcoming build.
For the build I'll use Copper Brown and Grand Bleu sleeving by MDPC.
Looks good?
 

 

Holy balls
 
It will be overpriced.. and somehow very unpracticable

The question is, when does Shield 2 come.
They would be stupid not to use their latest chip for their most famous (mobile) device.

B..But I'm a ginger

Source: http://www.evga.com/articles/00817/
 
EVGA TORQ X10 Carbon
 

 
It features RGB lighting controllable in their own software called "EVGA Unleashed".
It's made out of real carbon. At least some parts.
Adjustable parts in the back of the mouse to hold your palm in the spot you want it to be hold.
It also has a metal base and adjustable weights directly under the mouse buttons.
 

 
I think it looks okay. I still prefer the looks of the Madcatz Cyborg lineup (I'm probably one of those very few people).
 
I'm afraid that the palm rest is wobbly and doesn't feel good. I experienced that with the Razer Ouroboros.
I think the RGB lighting is very useless, because there are fixed colors on the mouse anyways.
Why'd you choose blue lighting if the thumb buttons are red..
That makes no sense to me.
Anyways I'm surprised that EVGA jumps into the peripheral market, but I also hope that this won't be another bad quality gaming mouse on the market.
 
Edit: Why did they use such awful font for the picture captions

Source: http://www.corsair.com/en/pc-cases/obsidian-series-pc-case/obsidian-series-250d-mini-itx-pc-case.html
 
They just posted this link on their Twitter account.
 
There is not much to say about this case, because there are already some videos about the case.
But anyways:
 
Features
Aluminum front fascia and thick steel construction Overall dimensions: 290mm (H) x 277mm (W) x 351mm (D) Top window for component visibility Thumbscrew backplate removal for PSU and hard drive access Easily removed dust filters on all intakes Simultaneously fit two 3.5”/2.5” drives, two 2.5” drives, one 5.25” drive, a full sized PSU, a 290mm long GPU, and a 240mm radiator Front panel USB 3.0, headphone and mic ports, and power and reset buttons Innovative three panel removal for sides and top panel, with thumbscrews Front fan 200mm, 140mm, or 120mm compatible (AF140L 140mm included) Side fans dual 120mm compatible (AF120L 120mm included) Rear fans dual 80mm compatible Tons of cable routing tie downs for easy cable maintenance Tool free installation of all drives  
It will be published at a price of: $89.99


 
I like the implementation of the watercooling compatibility, but I hate the outside look of it.
Like many people already said: It is just an elephant sitting on the 350D.
 
I wish they've come up with another mITX solution.
I also wish that they expand their other case series for example the Graphite series.
Edit: They actually do expand the Graphite series *__* (Link)
 
Edit: This explains the PSU questions:

B..But I'm a ginger

I love how the opinions have shifted after Linus released his video about it.
Everyone was trashtalking about how bad it looks and now its all like "yeh pretty interesting"...

I hope it is not cheap plastic, but it is plastic for sure.
 
Inside picture of the Millenium case, with rotated motherboard mount:

 
Bottom compartment of the Genesis Cases:


 
Just noticed that they mounted Corsair AF-series fans on these radiators.. LOL

Source: http://www.corsair.com/en/pc-cases/obsidian-series-pc-case/obsidian-series-250d-mini-itx-pc-case.html
 
They just posted this link on their Twitter account.
 
There is not much to say about this case, because there are already some videos about the case.
But anyways:
 
Features
Aluminum front fascia and thick steel construction Overall dimensions: 290mm (H) x 277mm (W) x 351mm (D) Top window for component visibility Thumbscrew backplate removal for PSU and hard drive access Easily removed dust filters on all intakes Simultaneously fit two 3.5”/2.5” drives, two 2.5” drives, one 5.25” drive, a full sized PSU, a 290mm long GPU, and a 240mm radiator Front panel USB 3.0, headphone and mic ports, and power and reset buttons Innovative three panel removal for sides and top panel, with thumbscrews Front fan 200mm, 140mm, or 120mm compatible (AF140L 140mm included) Side fans dual 120mm compatible (AF120L 120mm included) Rear fans dual 80mm compatible Tons of cable routing tie downs for easy cable maintenance Tool free installation of all drives  
It will be published at a price of: $89.99


 
I like the implementation of the watercooling compatibility, but I hate the outside look of it.
Like many people already said: It is just an elephant sitting on the 350D.
 
I wish they've come up with another mITX solution.
I also wish that they expand their other case series for example the Graphite series.
Edit: They actually do expand the Graphite series *__* (Link)
 
Edit: This explains the PSU questions:

Source: http://www.evga.com/articles/00817/
 
EVGA TORQ X10 Carbon
 

 
It features RGB lighting controllable in their own software called "EVGA Unleashed".
It's made out of real carbon. At least some parts.
Adjustable parts in the back of the mouse to hold your palm in the spot you want it to be hold.
It also has a metal base and adjustable weights directly under the mouse buttons.
 

 
I think it looks okay. I still prefer the looks of the Madcatz Cyborg lineup (I'm probably one of those very few people).
 
I'm afraid that the palm rest is wobbly and doesn't feel good. I experienced that with the Razer Ouroboros.
I think the RGB lighting is very useless, because there are fixed colors on the mouse anyways.
Why'd you choose blue lighting if the thumb buttons are red..
That makes no sense to me.
Anyways I'm surprised that EVGA jumps into the peripheral market, but I also hope that this won't be another bad quality gaming mouse on the market.
 
Edit: Why did they use such awful font for the picture captions

I hope it is not cheap plastic, but it is plastic for sure.
 
Inside picture of the Millenium case, with rotated motherboard mount:

 
Bottom compartment of the Genesis Cases:


 
Just noticed that they mounted Corsair AF-series fans on these radiators.. LOL

I love how the opinions have shifted after Linus released his video about it.
Everyone was trashtalking about how bad it looks and now its all like "yeh pretty interesting"...

Holy balls
 
It will be overpriced.. and somehow very unpracticable

It goes under the motherboard.
There is a bottom compartment.