crispybagel

Ok, thanks. Here are some in-progress renderings of the chassis. Maybe a week of work and the design is finished for prototyping and manufacturing. 

 
That sounds like agood idea, how exactly is surge protection implemented for a power button?

Thanks, i got to read up on EventListeners! i added a else statement to change it back to red if the slider value returns to 1 and it works like a charm

oh no,  the start menu works. it's just that it looks like the one on the picture i posted. sometimes things are not loaded in properly. I can still click them though as i know where they are positioned
 

thanks, i'll have a look at those

lol rest in piece neck, this piece of hardware definaly deserves it's place at a linus holy shit episode. Want to hear the same kind of rant as he did with pricing on the red 8K camera hahaha.
 

sadly yes but 49" 32:9 didnt even know it was possible. 

Jesus christ, its jason bourne of monitors. New goals aquired

http://www.samsung.com/us/computing/monitors/gaming/49--chg90-qled-gaming-monitor-lc49hg90dmnxza/

lol, i was too scared to try it cause i didn't think it was going to work hahahahah and didn't want to mess up the data. god the humiliation....

you my bae, bae <3

okay, thanks.

i just wanted to clarify that buying 2 kits and a RX480 is obviously not a waste of money and that selling a kindey for it totally reasonable.

Hello everyone, i just completed my build just today and shot some pictures for a pcpartpicker page. You're very welcome to have a look but here's a teaser

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/3X4CmG 

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to physically plug them in, you would need a splitter of some sort
and it will split the lanes into 8x 8x, so they would BOTH work
 
if you havent got even one 970, i suggest going with a single 980 Ti
because SLI pose issues that are not worth hassling with if you can get the same performance from a single card
not to mention you get more Vram (3.5gb vs 6gb)

Nvidia SLI runs at x8 speed so it will be running fine. if you want 3 or 4way u need to get the x99 platform as the 5820, 5930 and 5960 has 32 and 40 PCI-e lanes.

this guy makes backplates, ask him. 

http://www.coldzero.eu/

Heatspreader might be a better word for it, i assume it picks up the heat from the components of the card and spreads it evenly over the backplate rather than just letting the higher temps from the core move from 1 position straight up. Aswell as what you said, for cards like the ASUS 980ti or watercooled cards backplates would serve to dissipate heat since it's actually connected to the PCB with thermal pads.

reporting? i was kindly asking if any1 knew if the requirements they put up was legitimate. no need to be a douche...
 
Ok, thanks.