michaelbelgium

Indeed very pricy, might consider it but hoping there are other options. Thanks!

I'm looking for a keyboard with these requirements: - full sized (preferred) or TKL - wireless (preferred) - ISO azerty layout (FR or BE) (or somehow a keyboard that can change the switches and stuff to make it an azerty?) - max 100€ - brown switches (I mainly do gaming, programming, typing) - wrist rest (preferred) - color white (or white and black) (preferred) or just black i guess The closest i've found is the keychron C1 or C2 but they don't have azerty and the shipping makes the price go near 100€ (from the original website). And there must be something else.. I do wonder If i do the hot-swappable version of the C1/C2, can i make it an azerty keyboard?

Yes, had to buy the adapter from phanteks, from phanteks rgb to argb. Its linked in the main thread

What third party link cable are they using? I'm also curious if a usb-c to usb-c cable can be used as a link too

If it helps; gigabyte and iiyama has freesync premium, the AOC only has normal freesync The GB3461WQSU-B1 is flat and not curved either than the GB3466WQSU I think i narrowed it down between gigabyte and iiyama. Cuz freesync premium

What do u think of monoprice next to the shit stands? Im gonna mount it anyway

So I'm from europe and looking for a new monitor. Coming from a dual 1080p 60hz set up 144hz 3440 x 1440 ultrawide 34" vesa mount (100x100 or 75x75) ~450€ It's going to be used for gaming + work (programming, webdesign ..) I've already did some research and found these: AOC CU34G2X/BK Gigabyte G34WQC Iiyama G-Master GB3466WQSU-B1 Xiaomi Mi Curved Gaming Monitor Monoprice Dark Matter (on sale right now for 400€ but absolutely no reviews anywhere?) I really can't decide with one to pick ... does anyone know more about these monitors?

I'd like to see an oculus quest 2 review, just like the first

Linus said in the video that Intel has slight higher single threaded performance, but isnt that a bit misleading? Intel only has higher clock advantage - if AMD would have a CPU that can reach 5Ghz it'd be better in gaming no? Or does it mean the same thing? I thought Zen 2 beat Intel in single thread performance too

Yay, lets all buy a big premium for that feature and use it in 3 games!

Interesting, didnt know it exists. Too bad theres like no reviews of it online

Yeah true about that they don't go bad or lose airflow. I got a P400s so i'm looking at a better airflow case or the front panel of the P400A. The p400A has some mixed reviews. Most of them say the airflow isn't good indeed but then i saw Gamer Nexus with a tweet of the P400A doing pretty well. So im eagerly waiting for that video too

Are there any new cases coming out sooner or later? Or we don't know anything? Just curious in case i can wait The only new cases that came out some weeks ago i know about were from lian li and phanteks (p400a). I'm looking for a good airflow case which is nice to look at with a TG/window and decent cable management space as my PSU has thicc cables + using corsair rgb ecosystem.

I mean .. the XR has a 720p screen, 3GB ram, 12MP/7MP camera's, 2900 mah battery for 800€, yay apple. This is nothing new tbh, their harware will always be worse than 200€ android phones

Its the best mid-ranger and has better specs/camera than some high-end phones. It's definitely a great buy.

That's not the only good thing about the P30 Pro, the XR (actually any Iphone) is so bad compared to the P30 P30 has higher screen res (xr isn't even HD) more ram (8 GB > 3 GB) more storage capacity (128GB > 64 GB) has OLED display (XR has just LCD) better cpu better camera's (as said): 40MP/32MP > 12MP/7MP etc If IOS is more important than these above, then stick to an iphone

As far as i can tell and read, you've done it correctly. You only need one node pro The LL fans connect to the fan hub, the fan hub connects to the node pro on 1 port/slot and a sata power connector. The led strips (can be chained) which connect directly to the other port/slot on the node pro. The node pro connects to an internal usb 2.0 and sata power connector. Did you also install the Cue software from corsair? There you have to specify how much LL fans and led strips you use. Else they wont light up if i remember correctly

Cuz those are the cpu's amd sent to the reviewers. The reviewers have to buy others seperately, like the 3600 some reviewers did already

If u can wait u could get the Phanteks P360X which releases in august (together with the P400A) and has better airflow

There's no intake at the front in a nzxt h500, itll choke/beg for fresh air. It has bad airflow generally

I've been looking at the pure steel too, the airflow must go from bottom to the back and side, as thats where you can have a proper intake. But I didn't decide yet what my new case will be. The NZXT H500(i) does have bad airflow, the air can only come in from the side and the holes are tiny anyway.

@ProGET did u do a typo? I think u mean the mb520? But yeah ill check it out And the airflow for the sharkoon pure steel goes from bottom to the side and the back OR from the side to bottom and back... Theres indeed nothing in the front @TVwazhere @ProGET

Yeah, unfortunately haha. Do you know anything about the sharkoon pure steel? Its on the german amazon for example

I would like a case with a psu shroud more tho, like the corsair carbide 275R has space between the glass and the shroud for, for example, led strips or some sort. - which i've been checkout out frequently a lot too, but i assume its the same kind of airflow like in the phanteks p400S

I'm looking for a better airflow case aswell (having a P400S windowed) and im tempted to get the sharkoon pure steel white case. But there's not much video's about it, and not even listed on amazon.com. But few european stores have it tho, luckily for me EDIT: there's also the new corsair carbide 175R