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xunil

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    Linux and Single Board Computers
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    You should try Linux... It's a Bash
  1. Alright, so I build computers for free for friends and family as a hobby, and I finally decided to get a new build for myself with a budget of 200 Dollars for productivity and some light gaming when I'm sick of studying for finals . I have narrowed my CPU choices to two options. The A6-7400K and the 5350. The only two games I will really be playing are Civ 5, and maybe Rocket League. I am leaning towards the 5350, since it is cheaper, has a freaking amazing TDP, and I generally don't recommend anything less than four cores on a CPU. What do you guys think? Will the 5350 be enough for web browsing, listening to music, and writing papers? Or do I need to step up to the A6-7400K?
  2. xunil

    unknown case

    Well, all generic cases in the 90's were very similar, but it had the same front panel removal mechanism.
  3. xunil

    unknown case

    Hey, that's the same case Linus was taking apart at FreeGeek
  4. If I were to save up for the SR60's, I might as well get the Sennheisers.
  5. Okay, I am in the market for headphones with a budget of 80 Dollars. The only requirements I have currently is that they are open-back. Right now, I am considering the Sennheiser 518's and the Superlux 668B's. From my knowledge, the Superlux's have a higher impedance, which may be a problem, as I am listening to music through a laptop. The Superlux's are also 30 bucks cheaper, which is nice, and I don't know if the Sennheiser's are worth the extra money in my case. My primary tasks that I use headphones for include listening to music through Spotify and watching YouTube. Which headphones would you recommend for my needs? I am not a basshead, and prefer a more balanced, flat sound. Also, do I need an amp for either of these headphones if I am using my laptops, and will buying high-quality audio files yield better results? Thanks for your guy's help!
  6. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B019O8YWR0/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1455165565&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=honor+x Only 200 bucks unlocked, all the fancy features of a higher end phone. Great budget option if you don't want to spend a ton of money. Would recommend. *Edit:. I'm stupid, I meant honor 5X
  7. It's a *bit* extreme :D, but if it works it works. Maybe get rid of the Seagate drive.
  8. As long as you are content with spending that $$, looks good bro.
  9. Try the R9 390 over the 970, much better price to performance.
  10. This is why I hate people who say, "There are never malicious attacks on Mac, because you can't exploit it." It just flat out isn't true, hope they get this patched.
  11. I have a bit of a dilemma, I'm trying to decide whether to get the 518's or the 500Xs. Right now, the 500X's are 10 bucks more, but I think they have much better aesthetics and are more comfortable than the 518's. I'm not an audiophile, and just replacing the Beats solos I got for Christmas awhile back, and I'm looking at open-back headphones to replace the muddy, closed Beats. I will just use the headphones for listening to music, along with video chats and such. Any input on which of these is a better deal? From what I've head, the 518's sound slightly better sound-wise, but I cannot find many sources comparing these two headphones. Thanks you guys!
  12. Thanks for the Giveawy LTT . I would like the Kova because of the awesome button layout.
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