Sorlance
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About Sorlance
- Birthday Jun 15, 2002
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Gender
Male
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Location
Littleton, MA
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Interests
Computer Hardware, PC Building, Aerospace Engineering
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Biography
Goes to Concord academy
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Occupation
Technician at Computer Surplus Solutions
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CPU
Intel 6700K 4.6 GHz Liquid Metal
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Motherboard
MSI Gaming M5
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RAM
Trident Z 2800 MHz 16Gb
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GPU
ASUS Strix ROG GeForce GTX 1070
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Case
NZXT 700i White
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Storage
Samsung 850 EVO 250GB, WD Blue 1TB
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PSU
EVGA Supernova 650 G2
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Display(s)
Dell U2515H
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Cooling
Kraken x62
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Keyboard
Corsair K70 RGB Rapidfire
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Mouse
Corsair M65 RGB
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Sound
Sennheriser HD6XX, Emotiva Airmotiv 4S Dual Powered Monitors, Sony MDR-1000x, Schiit Audio Magni 3 an Modi 2
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Operating System
Windows 10 Pro 64bit
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The title says it all. What's your favorite beginner video editing tutorial? Thanks!
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- video editing
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Can't decide between mass drops Vast monitor https://www.massdrop.com/buy/massdrop-vast-curved-gaming-monitor and Samsung's equivalent https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-34-inch-Widescreen-Monitor-C34F791/dp/B01M1D7JVO/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1534961525&sr=1-3&keywords=samsung+cf791
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Ok, so I just saw the new hue 2 ecosystem NZXT released at Gamescom... I am an avid customer of NZXT yet I struggle to understand the difference between the "upgraded version of the hue light-strips and AER RGB fans. As to the other accessories, they seem cool but the requirement of a new controller is unfortunate as they use the same connectors as the other accessories. The new controller has 2 extra slots and is made of anodized aluminum. From my chats with the support, the hue 2 is backward compatible with the hue+ light strips an AER RGB fans but the Hue 2 accessories fans and light strips cannot be in the same channel as the hue + accessories. A new feature with the light strips is individual control of LEDs which has been a feature I've been waiting for. After a lengthy conversation with one of their customer support representatives, I was able to confirm that the individual control extended back to the Hue + LEDs and was not just a hue 2 light strip feature. I've included the transcript of our chat below. Overall I had a great experience with the customer support team which gave me a more valid reason to get the new Hue 2 accesories. Hopefully they will be as good as their price would suggest them to be. (134 for everything except ambient lighting.) Chat started on 21 Aug 2018, 05:10 PM (GMT+0) (05:10:39) *** Ethan joined the chat *** (05:10:39) Ethan: Are the hue + RGB strips individually addressable with the new hue 2 controller or are the hue 2 strips the only ones with individually addressable LEDs. (05:11:01) *** Dominic joined the chat *** (05:12:24) Dominic: The HUE+ LED strips will work with the HUE2. The HUE2 strips will not work with the HUE+. (05:13:27) Ethan: My question is are the hue + led strips I individually addressable through software or is it only possible with hardware on the hue 2 strips (05:15:43) Dominic: Only with the HUE2 (05:16:31) Ethan: Do you mean hue 2 controller or led strips. (05:17:23) Dominic: The HUE2 strips are individually accessible only with the HUE2 controller. (05:18:09) Ethan: The hue+ strips are not individually accessible with a hue 2 controller? (05:21:56) Dominic: No, but they will still work with the HUE2 (05:22:06) Ethan: Ok... (05:23:18) Ethan: That Seems kinda silly since the hue + does effects that would require individual control and use the same 4 pin connector so why does it not work the same way? (05:30:52) Dominic: I was getting confused, sorry about that. I see now what you are saying. Like each individual LED that you can change. Let me double check and ask if you use the HUE+ LED strip with the HUE2 controller if you are still able to do that. (05:30:56) Dominic: Sorry for the mix-ups. (05:31:03) Dominic: Let me double check for you one minute. (05:31:04) Ethan: No pro let (05:31:19) Ethan: *problem (05:32:46) Dominic: Ok whew. (05:32:50) Dominic: So yes you will be able to (05:33:13) Dominic: Each individual LED will be addressable. (05:33:16) Ethan: Awesome, sorry to put you on the spot (05:34:18) Dominic: Haha, no worries. We are getting thrown a lot of questions on the new units, so it's a good thing. (05:35:15) Ethan: Great to hear you guys are managing it. I've been a long time customer and I just wanted to make sure that my 100$ worth of light strips weren't obsolete (05:36:10) Dominic: Yup understandbale! (05:36:15) Dominic: understandable* (05:36:32) Ethan: Alrighty thanks! (05:37:04) *** Ethan has rated the chat Good *** (05:37:31) *** Ethan has commented: Awesome job managing some tough and pointed questions *** (05:37:40) *** Ethan left the chat ***
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Wondering what the benefits of getting this versus the massdrop vast are and what you guys recommend I get. OR if you would recommend a different monitor altogether. This would be used for gaming and light photo video editing. I will be running a rtx 2080 when it comes out so not concerned about hitting max refresh rate.
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TItle says it all.
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Hi LTT community. I'm currently on the hunt for my next monitor currently upgrading from a 1440p dell 25". My desk isn't really filled with the 25 inch so an ultrawide would be preferred. I am looking for the best option for a combination of fps gaming at high refresh rate and intensive games at 60hz. I am also getting into video and photo editing so good color accuracy would be great. I don't really have a price limit but I am looking to spend less than 800$ if possible, the lower the better. My desk can fit a maximum of a 35 inch width horizontally so anything around or slightly less that would be good. Thanks beforehand.
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Not a good tool I take it?
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Alrighty Thanks! I just wanted to be sure.
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https://outervision.com/b/M33hUm
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Yes but overclocking can increase the TDP significantly as far as I know and the PSU calculators I have used when I put in my usual overclocks have said higher than 700.
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Hi all, looking to get a new power supply and want some advice on wattage and custom cable color scheme. I am planning on running the 9th gen cpus and 1180 coming out this fall (hopefully) but I wanted to get the psu cables now. I currently have a 650 watt EVGA g2 and plan on upgrading to a 850 watt g2 for the new parts. My color scheme is black and white right now and I wonder whether it's better just to go with solid white from cable mod (which is cheaper) or go with a custom design as far as individual sleeving. In regards to the PSU I am wondering whether I should upgrade now or wait until we know the official TDP for the new parts. Thanks in advance for your help!
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Unfortunatley I don't 6700k
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HI all, Looking to upgrade my storage. Currently running a 250gb 850 Evo and 1tb wd blue. Want to upgrade solid state but I am wondering whether I should get a 970 500gb or an 860 Evo 1tb. I plan on storing games and doing some light video editing. Thanks, Ethan.
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Thanks for all the replies guys. I think I will stick with the 1080 since he says he wants to play higher end games in 4k in the future.