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  • Birthday Aug 10, 1993

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    Syler Jrench
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    Male
  • Location
    Ontario, Canada
  • Occupation
    Video Production

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  • CPU
    Intel® Core™ i7 CPU 950 @ 3.2GHz
  • Motherboard
    ASUS Sabertooth X58
  • RAM
    14GB Corsair/Kingston Kit-Mix
  • GPU
    NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 (ASUS-DCUII-TOP)
  • Case
    Thermaltake Level 10 GT
  • Storage
    Crucial M4 128GB SSD - 300GB WD VelociRaptor - 1.5TB WD Black RAID0
  • PSU
    EVGA G1 750W Fully Modular
  • Display(s)
    (M) Acer X243W - (S) LG E2350V - (V) LG 40UB8000
  • Cooling
    (CPU) Coolermaster V10 TEC - (GPU) DirectCUII
  • Keyboard
    Steelseries SHIFT w/ Standard + WOW Cataclysm Boards
  • Mouse
    Logitech G502 Proteus Core - Mionix Sargas 900
  • Sound
    Logitech G933
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro Insider

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  1. Deathstroke
    Hang it tighter, and steam it. If you don't have a steamer, a kettle works, or the steam from an iron. Also, be sure to light it very evenly, with lots of light.
  2. Deathstroke
    That's ok.
  3. Deathstroke
    Nick, I see your Patronas Mercedes hat in the last Holy SH!T. You an F1 fan? Nico or Lewis?
  4. Deathstroke
    Licensing is also considered in the price.
  5. Deathstroke
    Just hit 15 million!
  6. Deathstroke
    Love my Level 10 GT. Can't see a build not going in it.
  7. Deathstroke
    If it's a Windows RAID, you're out of luck.
  8. Deathstroke
    Yes, you can. EDIT: You can't boot from it. But you can read it, and write to it, unless protected, but probably isn't.
  9. Deathstroke
    Cameras capture stops of light, and televisions display that light to the best of their ability, could also be represented by stops. HDR could be their buzzword, but it's thrown around a lot in the TV and cinema industry now, from both ends. TVs with a higher dynamic range, measured in whatever, like the brightness and black pixels, or lack of, we still don't know what exactly they will release with, for example some TVs now have a 5m:1 ratio of contrast, some have "infinite". I don't believe all the HDR manufactures have announced their actual range, other than infinite. Like you said, colour is measure in depth. Dynamic range has never been about colour, but HDR will improve colour reproduction as their is technically a larger gamut due to additional light.
  10. Deathstroke
    VR with Atmos...
  11. Deathstroke
    Exactly. Theoretically the tech has been around for a while. My Yamaha Receiver has 7.2 + 2 and spacial awareness, though I calibrated myself. What the + 2 is, is just multi room. BUT, they have the ability to process 7.2.2 if you put the speakers on your ceiling in front of you. Not official Atmos or DTSX, and cant say whats coming out is solely sounds mixed above the viewer, but its another angle for the audio to reach my ears and my brain to process height. : P The Cinema experience is sick. But a WICKED home theater can sometimes be better IMO.
  12. Deathstroke
    Though I will say, if you're looking to buy an Atmos ready system, and you're on a smaller budget, this "could" be an option. But an Atmos/DTSX ready receiver and individual speakers will be much better. Those top firing speakers will work, but sound doesn't only travel upwards, it fires early to time right, but could be heard early as well than. Read the Samsung article through, they mention them more, and look up Atmos Ready Speakers. http://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-to-reveal-groundbreaking-new-soundbar-at-ces-2016
  13. Deathstroke
    There's lots of tech like this. Just Dolby and DTS being the biggest names and best reputations. Ya, that makes 5.1.4 but it's the Atmos that makes it 5.1.4 other wise its technically just 5.1 or a sketchy 9.1 if they use all 9 speakers when not using Atmos. The Sonos-esk tech comes from the fact that they are wireless probably. But will have to see the range.
  14. Deathstroke
    Oh ya, forgot to ever mention DTS. I personally prefer the sound processed by Dolby. And most receivers have both techs built in. Dolby does the same, that's what I mentioned before where Atmos takes a larger advantage of this technology than before. Basically you put the speakers where you can, and set up a provided mic, attached to the receiver, and it will calibrate each speakers position. Most receivers do that now anyways. It just depends on how well these processing techs use it.
  15. Deathstroke
    It must have Atmos processing built into the bar. And you'll need specific 360 speakers to take advantage of the ceiling firing speaker in the unit.
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