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Yea, when i'm playing audio. /s Yes, when little is happening their is a decent amount of noise No, it's due to my onboard amp feeding my external amp, amplifying the otherwise unnoticeable noise when no audio is being played. It's actually quite irritating.

Because that's my budget? Edit: Using to clean up noise going to a headphone amp

What USB DACs (NO AMP) do you suggest for under 50 dollars? Any options that don't involve DIY, and are readily available in the USA? Edit: Using to clean up noise going to a headphone amp

OR SPH9500 if you prefer open

The US should ban guns, just like they banned drugs, right guys?! Also, the supreme court would never allow a blanket ban to happen

whoops, thought it was 89 yuan my bad, didn't reread the OP

A chinese yuan is worth about 16 cents It still doesn't make sense price wise, but it's not 1400 dollars

You obviously don't understand my complaints and criticisms, you're probably clouded by your fanboyism of everything Dave Filoni. Have fun thinking you're watching a legitimate adult TV-show that's has a rating for 7 and under

That's why nobody dies the entire episode, and why Ahsoka didn't even try to kill/capture the bad guys, she just let them go. Right, just like the Clone Wars. No difference, except a huge rating difference, which is painfully obvious. Rebels is a kids show that adults can watch, TCW is an adult show that kids can watch

Probably meant yuan

Well, lets just say you can definitely tell it's rated for seven year olds

M80, even the phantom menace made over a billion dollars It's going to be literally impossible for this movie to bomb

Do you know who dave feloni is? Because i don't, i only know Dave Filoni. The Animators have nothing to do with the story content, they're just animators. The fact that the animation style changed to be more childish and simple should go to show that things aren't the same. Not to mention that filoni is only a producer, not a writer. He decides if what the Animators do is satisfactory, not the actual story or plot

Congratulations you two, you are the target audience then. Those were typical disney-fied backstory touchy feely episodes. They don't add anything to the plot, they're just 20 minute disney love stories. I'm not saying every episode has to be a major plot point, i'm just saying episodes are supposed to have a purpose, aren't they? And i mispoke, the first three episodes in the 2nd season are good, the trailing three are honestly bad and disappointing. It's honestly like they're not even the same show any more. One set is made for kids, the other for adults

The first episode of the second season was strong, the rest have been really really bad honestly. The last 3 were huge dissapointments

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It's a lightning...You're supposed to water cool (or LN2) it

QFT To OP; It's worth noting that both of these options should be roughly the same price, barring sales

>insanely fast They weren't even that fast when they were new, 10 years ago.

It's a 1tb PCIE NVME SSD. It's the entire alphabet soup, of course it's expensive

I didn't even know there were lightning cables based on USB specs

It's funny, because the units America uses now were made by the french/british

Almost everything is a thin client. All the laptops are dell laptops that originally shipped with ubuntu, or chromebooks. Neither are bad, actually. The dell are pretty nice, and the chromebooks are surprisingly good. The thin clients are HP AIOs with like 17 inch 16:9 screens. Puny, but again, not that bad. The engineering clases all get dell optiplex with 2600s and decent square monitors. Can't complain about that The design (photography, photoshop, etc) use imacs with 2400s Don't know ram amounts for...anything, lol. Computers are so locked down i can only see CPU

Depends on which Chromebook and which gaming PC There are chromebooks with Nvidia Tegra K1, which are pretty baller

I wasn't trashing you or nvidia, i was literally saying how both arguments against them are stupid. Nvidia did "lie" about specs, but not Vram, technically