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@KenjiUmino Where do I get these 16:10 monitors you speak of? I've looked online but never been able to find a good 16:10.

I need to have my number pad on the left side of my keyboard, despite being right handed. This is primarily because I use Blender a lot, and being able to use the mouse at the same time as I change camera angles is so useful. And then there's the fact that I use my left hand as a calculator while writing with my right for homework so it's in my muscle memory. Same here, I have 3 monitors, the one in the middle being ultrawide, and I still don't feel like I have enough monitors. People don't understand that you need a monitor for everything - "this is ultrawide for multitasking, single player gaming and watching films" and "this needs to be portrait for reading code more efficiently" etc etc. I think I'll be happy with 5 or 6 monitors though, any more than that would be excessive for even me.

I told you to then follow the instruction Taran gave in the video description which were - It is on you that it doesn't work! Anyway, we fixed it by me sending Mineblock my keyboard.sys file (which is still the one used by interception but oh well, we can always find a pc that doesn't have interception and take the keyboard.sys from there.

I'm having this issue too. I wanted to use it to benchmark my system while overclocking. If there isn't a fix, I'll have to use Valley instead

Dark because it is like my soul

No idea then?

Hi, I have seen a video by DIY Perks that shows how he made an external control hub for his computer. Immediately, I was interested and began to plan my own. I really liked how he had set up the audio but I am unable to figure out how he managed to make it work. Basically, different combinations of the three ports result in different combinations of devices being used to play the audio. He will do a much better job at explaining it than I ever could so please see the link below to see a good explanation of what it does. If the video starts from the start, just go to 4:56 to see what he has to do. Thanks for any help, ~Jaffa~

I like the look of it, it will suit my white setup (with black and blue accenting). Thx for your advice!

I'm stuck between which one to buy. The 'a' key on my keyboard is starting to fail fairly regularly, but I would also love to get the Helios 44-2. Thanks for the advice, ~Jaffa~

NZXT CAM settings. In the options, there will be a choice to disable the fps counter There is also a keyboard shortcut that hides it, which will keep it measuring your FPS without showing it.

In the end, I went with the 700D! Thanks for all the advice everyone, so happy with the result! (This is marked as Solved so that people know what I chose) ~Jaffa~

I am getting this camera for my birthday and, already, both of them are stretching my budget. When I buy lenses, I would rather buy a lens a year (or longer) and get a high end one (so that I can keep my lenses when I upgrade my camera)

I'm thinking of that but it'd be nice to get a kit lens, something to get me started I suppose

I would, but part of me wants to save up and get a decent zoom lens.

The 700D is a better camera, just wondering if it is still worth it when you get a 75-300mm as well with the 100D