McMurderMonkey

To be fair, the familiarity of 24fps with film makers outways any of it's downfalls over higher frame rates. The use of motion blur looks really nice, and the film-esque feel has a really nice atmosphere in the cinema, which many directors want to reproduce. Sure, 60 is necessary for things where you can sense time between input and output, but on film I prefer 24. The Hobbit looked pretty awful to me, even ignoring the actual colouring, grading, and production design. Edit: I saw your other post, which I agree with:

Well, to some extent, most people sit somewhere in between on the sexuality spectrum. Sexuality is made up from so many more influences than one childhood experience. To make a statement with such a tiny data pool, and with so many exceptions in clear sight, I don't think the theory holds. Sorry bud. See this.

This is hardly a spat. Simply a set of differing opinions.

Would it therefore be possible to control them using the motherboard (through the fan controller?)

Hi, I'm going to be building a PC for a friend soon and I am currently considering the NZXT Noctis 450. It is pretty much perfect for him, except I would prefer if the fans were PWM controlled for ease of use. Does anybody know if the included fans are PWM controlled? (So that they can work with the included PWM fan hub) Thanks, McM

Ja, I'm bi, but not out. Most of my close friends know, or probably assume, and my GF knows.

My feet get sweaty regardless of temperature, so off for me.

The answer to your question is most likely yes.

Still laughing at the fact that they increased the amount of in game money one receives if they pre-order it

This was what I first thought initially, but he is clearly willing to forego his sentiments to help move LMG forward. Anyhow, my Vessel username is McMurderMonkey, and my two favourite videos are the Acer Predator Review: https://www.vessel.com/videos/aBRl_4ZS6, and the Hardline Water Cooled PC Build Log: https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 Good luck to all.

^^^This. Couldn't have said it better myself.