thecreativename

Yes, I love the g403. Sensor seems to be top class from looking at mouse forums, and its simple, not too many buttons, not to little(Imo) and it doesn't look gaudy on my desk.
 
If I had to put one complain on it, I wish it had USB-C 

What kind of monitor uses a bizzare resolution like 2k?

Which would be youtube red.

I think you'd have to be blind to support the one on the left.... Colors are washed out, details are blending between similar colors, the focusing isn't sharp, and the it just looks like crap.

I think you'd have to be blind to support the one on the left.... Colors are washed out, details are blending between similar colors, the focusing isn't sharp, and the it just looks like crap.

USB 3.x Type-C supports up to 100W power transfer, as well as DisplayPort, so yes it is possible. However:
Your graphics card will need a power line from the PSU to transfer this much power. You would need a supported monitor... So now you have the chicken and egg problem. You don't have the monitor as you don't have the plug on your computer, and you don't have the plug on your monitor as there is no monitor with it.
 
Your best bet, is just to get a monitor with a cable management hole on the stand, and cable manage your cables. The end results, is your cable won't be visible.

I don't understand your thought process.
 
1. Music Industry burns to the ground
2. You laugh
3. Music industry is gone, so nobody makes music anymore
4. Profit????

Atleast 5gigabit speeds? All the android phones with USB-C are running on USB 2.0. The USB 3 chip apparently draws too much power. I'd rather not have that. So currently, USB-C is not practical, the only advantage is its sturdier.

When you're young, you have the time to stay home on the computer most of the time, when you start working full time, you'll spend more time on your smartphone than a computer at home, unless you got yourself a really high hourly wage and don't work as long, in which case, lucky you.

That's the stupidest thing I've heard all day.
"You only like it because you haven't used it yourself!"
"But I own it..."
"Then that means you are biased!"
That means we can never listen to anything anyone says, ever.
 
Here are some facts you can't argue with.
The Galaxy S 6 has the:
Best screen.
Fastest processor.
Fastest NAND.
Fastest charging.
Best or second best camera.
Very premium feeling design.
Minimal bloat in their skin (used to be bad in the SGS4 and 5).
 
Of any Android smartphone right now. You'd have to be an idiot to say that it is bad. You might not like it for some reason, but that does not make it a bad phone. When you look at it objectively, it is the best Android phone you can buy in most areas.

If you like story games, I like "life is strange" it's 19.99 for all the episodes.

If you like story games, I like "life is strange" it's 19.99 for all the episodes.

If you like story games, I like "life is strange" it's 19.99 for all the episodes.

There is no real set resolution. They just simply detect that it's a video, then they throttle the speed so the video auto adjusts itself to 480p or lower.
I don't understand why people are mad... If they don't want to be throttled they can turn it off.

Do you know how capitalism is supposed to work? If you want something, you buy it, if you can't afford, you don't get to have it. Simple concept really, people just self entitled and think they deserve all games for free.

Bootcamp. Install windows, you get the build quality and elegance of apple hardware and the software advantage of windows.

That is wrong on so many levels.
 
1) You CAN game on a mac. For example, I have a 5K iMac with a r9 m395x, it runs games just fine at QHD. And when I'm not gaming, I get the benefit of a 5k Monitor for crispy crispy text. Also, 3000 macbook pro? You get a r9 370x, that runs games just fine...
 
2). For video and photo work, most people will use the adobe suite, in such cases a windows machine will give you WAY better performance than you can on mac os x, because mac os x uses open GL and it's like nobody likes optimizing for open GL.
 
 
There are many things to consider and performance isn't the only important factor. An All in one PC will save space and give you a cleaner setup than even the tidiest of cable managed tower monitor setups. And Windows AIO frankly are all ugly, except samsung.
 
And on the notebook side, there are only a handful of notebooks that have build quality and trackpad comparable to that of a macbook pro, those notebooks are the Dell XPS 15, and the Samsung Ativ Book 9 Pro. Everything else, asus or not, you either get way too thick, or the build quality isn't as good. People keep suggesting UX303 or something, but the build quality falls behind the macbook, even if its pretty good for a windows pc.

That is wrong on so many levels.
 
1) You CAN game on a mac. For example, I have a 5K iMac with a r9 m395x, it runs games just fine at QHD. And when I'm not gaming, I get the benefit of a 5k Monitor for crispy crispy text. Also, 3000 macbook pro? You get a r9 370x, that runs games just fine...
 
2). For video and photo work, most people will use the adobe suite, in such cases a windows machine will give you WAY better performance than you can on mac os x, because mac os x uses open GL and it's like nobody likes optimizing for open GL.
 
 
There are many things to consider and performance isn't the only important factor. An All in one PC will save space and give you a cleaner setup than even the tidiest of cable managed tower monitor setups. And Windows AIO frankly are all ugly, except samsung.
 
And on the notebook side, there are only a handful of notebooks that have build quality and trackpad comparable to that of a macbook pro, those notebooks are the Dell XPS 15, and the Samsung Ativ Book 9 Pro. Everything else, asus or not, you either get way too thick, or the build quality isn't as good. People keep suggesting UX303 or something, but the build quality falls behind the macbook, even if its pretty good for a windows pc.

That is wrong on so many levels.
 
1) You CAN game on a mac. For example, I have a 5K iMac with a r9 m395x, it runs games just fine at QHD. And when I'm not gaming, I get the benefit of a 5k Monitor for crispy crispy text. Also, 3000 macbook pro? You get a r9 370x, that runs games just fine...
 
2). For video and photo work, most people will use the adobe suite, in such cases a windows machine will give you WAY better performance than you can on mac os x, because mac os x uses open GL and it's like nobody likes optimizing for open GL.
 
 
There are many things to consider and performance isn't the only important factor. An All in one PC will save space and give you a cleaner setup than even the tidiest of cable managed tower monitor setups. And Windows AIO frankly are all ugly, except samsung.
 
And on the notebook side, there are only a handful of notebooks that have build quality and trackpad comparable to that of a macbook pro, those notebooks are the Dell XPS 15, and the Samsung Ativ Book 9 Pro. Everything else, asus or not, you either get way too thick, or the build quality isn't as good. People keep suggesting UX303 or something, but the build quality falls behind the macbook, even if its pretty good for a windows pc.

Completely useless, they should just put something that's actually useful like you know.... micro sd? or bigger battery?

If you look at his picture, he clearly shows that he's using display port.

In the purest sense, IT has nothing to do with computer repair. Information technology has to do with, as the name suggests, information.

You're right. And if I copyevery aspect of the iPhone's design and sell it for 99 dollars, and I sell millions, it's not  lost sales for apple. Those people were never going to pay 699 for an iphone anyway. Apple shouldn't be allowed to sue me for damages. /s

Yes, that's the definition, and I'm starting to question wether you even read your own definition
"take (another person's property) without permission or legal right "
"legal right"
 
 
One of the examples prodided  "dishonestly pass off (another person's ideas) as one's own.
"accusations that one group had stolen ideas from the other were soon flying" synonyms: plagiarize, copy, pass off as one's own, infringe the copyright of, pirate, poach, borrow, appropriate; More informalrip off, lift, pinch, nick, crib "he alleged that his work was stolen by his tutor"   According to you, since his work isn't physical, his tutor couldn't have stolen it. Nope. And look, pirate is right there in the synonyms. You don't need legal rights to take physical things. And you're telling me intellectual property isn't property? This is why people who defend piracy are a joke.

It's loss of a potential sale... Just like having an ISP compensate for a business for downtime (loss of productivity leading to income).
Ignorance isn't a valid defense in the court of law.
 
IMO: This is a great way to punish him because it helps spread their side of the story. Making someone bankrupt just makes people think that they have to hide their things more (using vpns and such), whereas this would maybe... just maybe stop 1 person from pirating something and by their hopes start a chain of events leading to the defeat of piracy.
I don't believe the punishment should be as bad for piracy as it is (regularly), but at the end of the day you are breaking the law.