Aellimist

I would like the Razor Blade Stealth. I would like it because when I'm out and about I don't really do a lot of PC gaming and mainly use it for taking notes in class. So I would rather have the lighter on for on the go, and get the Razor Core for when I'm at home.

I'm actually planning on using it for some sonic manipulation experiments. I have cabin in the mountain that I would be doing these at, because I do understand the power something like this will have, I just wanted to test it out.

Not entirely sure what I am going to use for the actual diaphragm, but I'm probably going to get a 3 in diameter 1/2 in thick neodymium magnet from magnets4less.com

I probably should have specified, I haven't found an AMP or DAC that I think could drive this thing, so I am under the impression that building it would be a lot cheaper than finding someone else to do it.

Yes, something like that, the biggest issue is I have no idea what size of capacitors I would need.

So, I'm thinking about building a 1 meter diameter bass speaker for the fun of it, but I have no clue what the logistics of it would be, or what kind of electronic components I would need. I have a load of wire sitting around from some repair work in my house, and figured I can pick up a larger magnet for the diaphragm. Beyond this I really don't know what size of capacitors I will need, or how to set up the circuit for something like this. If anyone knows somewhere to point me that would be awesome. Thanks everyone.

It is the ASRock H170M Pro4 LGA 1151, and on New Egg it says it is only compatible with ddr4 2133.

So I have an interesting problem. So I'm picking parts for my pc, and the motherboard I what to use only uses ddr4 2133, but I've found ddr4 2400 for about $20 cheaper then the ddr4 2133. So what I was wondering is if I can underclock the ddr4 2400 to work with my motherboard.

Thank you guys, I think I have a good idea of what I need to do.

So my area just got fiber optic internet, and my provider is offering it for free, so I got it. The thing is, I only have a few devices that are using my network, mainly my phone, 3ds xbob and gaming pc, and it has never gotten close to using all of my bandwidth. So I was wondering, if I got a network card with 2 or even 4 jack connections, would I see an increase in my pc's network connection and the amount of bandwidth it is utilizing, or would it just be a pointless waste of money.