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Would you mind linking me a quality amp that is compact?

I have the s340, it was great when it came out but it kinda feels cheap now with the plastic screen and flimsy body. I literally scratched the plastic window with my uncut, 2.5 mohs hardness scale, finger, like come on. And the PSU dust cover is literally just a sheet of mesh. If I were you, I'd go for the s340 elite, its cheaper, steel chassis, still has the open amount of space, and that sexy giant tempered glass window. The main differences are: H700 has 5 fan slots, a little bit better for custom loops, but the s340 elite comes with their puck, I mean if that ain't a deal breaker then i dont know what is

So its been a year since i've used the forums but I knew this is the perfect place to ask. Now im not an audiophile and this is the first time i've ever used speakers in my life so i'll try to dumb it down on what im talking about and not use technical terms. So i ordered a h/k ts 16 5.1 speaker system only to realize It didn't have the ports where you connect all the 4 other speakers into it, so I surfed google on how I could connect the speakers and sub to my computer, and all of them say to use a receiver, which I know what it is, and luckily we have an extra one that we use for our projector when we watch movies on a blow up screen in the backyard, but I thought that its not gonna be very practical because I have NOWHERE to put it. And I've seen all these youtubers have sick audio setups and all connect to their computer and I just don't know how they do it. If I was making a home theatre i would easily just put the receiver on a shelf and connect it to the tv but i'm not. Cables aren't an issue because I can route the cable through my cieling because I have a push up cieling and I already have a hole behind my monitor to route the cables into, I just don't know how to connect all of them in an efficient way. Also I'm planning on controlling the speakers with my google home with my Spotify premium account but I don't know how to get my speakers connected because they don't have bluetooth, I'm assuming chromecast or something but I don't exactly know. But anyways if someone could help me with those 2 issues it would be fantastic.

A while ago I wanted to make a black and white PC build, I sought out to get the MSI z97 SLI Krait Edition which back then was very popular, but looking on pcpartpicker they seem to not be selling them anymore. I'm looking around for ones that fit LGA1150 black and white motherboards and was wondering if you knew any. Edit: Probably should've clarified this. Around $150-200 range

Just finished updating my drives, and still didn't work. @ARikozuM I will try that but I might not get back to you on the results since it is pretty late here

ill check that right now.

True thats a good idea, he could also swap that out if he wants

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant CPU: Intel Pentium G4560 3.5GHz Dual-Core Processor ($59.48 @ OutletPC) Motherboard: MSI B250M PRO-VD Micro ATX LGA1151 Motherboard ($64.99 @ SuperBiiz) Memory: Crucial 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2133 Memory ($54.77 @ OutletPC) Storage: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive ($49.89 @ OutletPC) Video Card: Zotac GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB OC Edition Video Card ($148.99 @ SuperBiiz) Case: Rosewill FBM-01 MicroATX Mini Tower Case ($20.99 @ Amazon) Power Supply: EVGA 430W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply ($29.89 @ OutletPC) Total: $429.00 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2017-04-19 20:42 EDT-0400 The peripherals are up to you, its $429 so you have money to spare on that if you like.

I got this new Kingston 120gb FURY SSD and wan't to move my OS onto it, I have a mass storage WD Blue 1tb hdd that currently use for OS and files, when I go to boot, then the BBS thing, I dont see my drive. I checked the connections and switched the sata cables and nothing seems to be working

Around that price range there aren't many earbuds that will shine through and wow you. Soundbeats QY8 are good athletic earbuds and its got IPX4 if you're into swimming. Its good for the price but doesn't have very good battery life.

So like a carrying case? If so, any good, sturdy Briefcase would work fine

Heres a PSU tier list, rest of the build seems good

So... im in a little pickle here. My dad went on a trip to New York and asked if he could barrow my pc power cord and I just said fine, so I just plugged my secondary monitor which uses the same plug into my computer. So I want to open Google Chrome but since the Display Settings is set to dual monitors, the windows open on the off one. I tried to open display settings to make it solo monitors BUT that opens also on the off monitor. I managed to blindly grab google chrome somehow and I'll be tryind that while I'm waiting, I've tried cascade windows and stuff like that, any ideas? e: just solved it, maximized it in task bar and grabbed it.

define cheap

im fapping to this btw

I think they look cool with out the spreaders, gives it a smooth clean look

those are some nice ass ram sticks

You don't need exactly 144 fps to see any difference in it besides 60hz, but since he has a 1050 ti, and an unknown processor, it's probably not worth the extra money for the monitor, he had a very brim description of his specs and what games he wants to play so I geuss i jumped the gun saying he could've played every game. I'm no longer going on with this conversation

Anything above 80fps is good for a 1050ti on 144hz

My friends 1050 ti can run Battlefield 1 at high settings at 144hz and he has a 4460.

Assuming he doesn't have a bottleneck processor, he could run most 1080p games at 144hz.

1080p - hell yeah

Probably a couple bucks, not much though

Sorry for the long reply, most of the time people get a monitor stand to get the monitor legs OFF their desks, so already putting another one on the desk kind of defeats the purpose

He said s340 so yay!! its under budget!