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ConiferousJelly

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  • Birthday April 6

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  • Location
    Denver, Colorado

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  • CPU
    Intel Core i5-6600k @ 3.5 GHz
  • Motherboard
    Asus Z170-AR
  • RAM
    8GB Kit (2x4GB) DDR4 Crucial Ballistix Sport
  • GPU
    Zotac Geforce GTX 960
  • Case
    NZXT S340 (White)
  • Storage
    1TB Western Digital Blue Drive
  • PSU
    600w Corsair CX
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro
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  1. Can I ask which dock you use? That monitor looks really sweet, but would need a dock to achieve what I'm looking for.
  2. Hi everyone... So I am currently in the market for a new monitor to pair with my 2018 15" macbook pro. I am looking for reccomendations and am stuck between two types of options. First and foremost, I'm looking for a monitor that's greater than 1080p. I have a 1080p monitor, and when I hooked it up to my Macbook pro, it was blurry and pixelated (probably because I'm used to the 3kish display on the actual macbook) So that leaves me with two other options that I've been exploring. An Ultrawide 1440p monitor. The only issue and concern I have with this is that it will still not be as crisp/sharp as a 4k monitor. A not-ultrawide 4k monitor. This would give me the crispness I'd like, and I don't NEED an ultrawide monitor. Do any of you have some insight or reccomendations? My price-point is around 400 bucks (can do a little higher if its worth it) and I'd like something 27" or bigger. One other thing, I'd really like Thunderbolt 3 compatability so I'd only have to use one cord for everything. I'm just a little lost with the whole process, so if anyone has insight on 1440p vs 4k sharpness I'd really appreciate it. Thank you :)
  3. Hi Everyone, I'm currently in the market for a new laptop to help make my life easier this school year. My school gives us all iPads, but using those exclusively will be a pain in the a**. I am planning on doing a good amount of word processing (on either word or docs), doing some light coding, and doing some video editing using premiere. The video editing would be basic or slightly moderate at the most as I could use my desktops if I really need, but I want to be able to work on projects while actually at school. As for the coding, I will just be starting as a beginner and so probably don't need to factor this in too much. Finally, I will be writing a good amount of papers and conducting a research project this year, so something with a decent keyboard and hopefully is portable would be nice. I don't mind Windows or Mac (I'd actually prefer a MacBook but its way out of my price range). The only thing that has caught my eye so far is the Microsoft Surface Laptop, which if I waited until Microcenter brings the student discount back, I could get for roughly $730 Can I just get everyone's thoughts and suggestions? Thanks in advance! -ConiferousJelly
  4. I think about $1000 is a good price point. You can get a pretty awesome base razer blade stealth. If you want a Macbook, or want to upgrade the razer blade stealth with the better screen and storage, youll be looking around $1300-1400. Both MacBooks and Razer Notebooks have great battery.
  5. You could do it in a way more elegant way though... But yeah it isn't the best but if there is no other option at least there still is this one.
  6. Those just supply power, so you could add another PSU just for supplying power to the two GPUs, Austin Evans style.
  7. So may I first say, I am ready for everyone to be triggered at my decision to want Bluetooth headphones with the W1 chip, for not only that these may not be the best and they come from Apple. But my decision stands for many reasons, all of my portable devices are from Apple, got the Apple Watch, iPhone 7, and iPad Pro. When it comes to my computer, I likely will not be using these headphones for it, so it won't really matter. These are going to be my daily drivers, as for listening to music on the go, or when traveling, not when I am home. The Beats Solo 3s are the top of my budget, at $220. They feature the W1 chip, which sounds pretty cool and I played around with it before, 40+ hours of battery life, and are in the On-Ear shape, which sounds like will be a distinct advantage over the AirPods, because that helps with noise. The AirPods are the same, only with a shorter battery life, in an In-Ear design. As for comfort though, I hear the Solo line isn't the best, but not bad, my trials at the Apple Store haven't shown me any problems. For the AirPods, I already love the EarPods, and they are essentially the same, but maybe a little bigger. One more factor is, if I do end up needing to use a hard wire, the Solos have a wire so they can just connect right through. It would be trickier with the AirPods, with needing a Bluetooth transmitter to have it receive audio, and have it connected to the AirPods so being able to listen to something like a TV on an airplane is possible. What I'm asking the community is, Which would you choose (Without price being a factor)? Why? Are there any other factors about either that I haven't mentioned? Which would you chose (With the fact that the AirPods are cheaper)? Why? I will also ask for other recommendations, stating the advantages over these, but I do ask you answer the main question, because I don't need my decision just to be shot down, I'm also asking what your opinions are on the two. Also, feel free to ask any questions in case I haven't come along clearly. Thanks in Advance Everyone, ConiferousJelly
  8. Exactly why they would fix it. Intel should start getting scared and wearing and actually do their best, that's what we need. We don't need Intel to fail, but to be challenged.
  9. Made separate post about what I asked in the first comment, so I just took it out.
  10. That's a good point, just want to have something that matches the bigger screen lol. Thanks for the suggestion though Any other reccomendations? Also, would this one be good for gaming?
  11. Yeah but its 23.6inches which would be tiny next to my 27inch monitor. Updated the thread to ask for 27inch+ models.
  12. Please suggest, and how would that fair with a GTX 1070?
  13. Hi Everyone, Ever since I built my new PC I decided I wanted to ask for a 1440p monitor and stand for the holidays. My issue is, I don't know which one. I will have this one as my main monitor and to the side I will have my Samsung S27D590C 27inch curved monitor. I would like it to not break the bank too much, have a VESA mount so I can put it on a stand with my current monitor, and be at least 27inches. Can anyone make some suggestions? Thanks, ConiferousJelly
  14. Hi,

    I have a few questions about the Anidees Al-Crystal case you are currently using. First off, could you post a couple pictures of your completed build? I am considering purchasing this for the build I am about to start. Second, how roomy is it? I mean could it hold a custom water loop plus say two gtx 1080s in SLI and a large atx mobo comfortably?  Also, how bad is the cable management? And is there anything I can do to still make it presentable or am I better of looking for a different showcase? Finally, could you suggest some other cases of similar appearance? I am really liking the tinted tampered glass with illuminated fans and rgb strips right now and looking for something similar.

     

    Thanks

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