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Elon : 
S, 3, X

Me : Where to next ?
Elon : 
S, 3, X, Y

Me : 

As winter arrives in the northern hemisphere, we should be able to increase our contributions thanks to the cooler weather. Hopefully we can keep rising through the ranks! Go LTT!

I've already TRIED plugging my monitor into the motherboard. Nothing happened! The monitor stayed blank and Windows didn't see any other monitors. What I want to know is HOW to use integrated graphics with the graphics card. Is there a setting in the BIOS? Is there a program I need? All I could find out thus far is that it's NOT as simple as just plugging-and-playing.

I have memories from 2001

I disagree with the first part of your statement. They are not a bad value. Granted they aren't the BEST value, but they are certainly not a bad value. 
 
Example of a Bad Value: Beats, Bose

It is to my understanding that the M50X's do not come with a mic. If you are looking for a relatively cheap mic that will pair nicely with them, might I recommend the Antlion Mod Mic. 
 
Next time, try to not be so blunt about it. It comes off as a little rude and it's important for the success of the community here on LTT to be polite and respectful. Remember, you will catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. 

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They're just scratching the surface on what's possible... 

Does this mean we're going to 120/144 already? Because that better damn well be what he means.

YES. FUCK YES.
 
I'm going to AWP the shit out of every zombie. 

My phone

Hire a good lawyer and a better accountant.

Recently, I acquired a new job that left me working in a very quiet cubicle all day. Not a lot of interaction and the quiet environment were the perfect combination for being able to listen to music. Thus I began the search for new pair of headphones to fill this silence. Initially, I tried using my Apple EarPods that had served me well for casual listening but I quickly found that they grew uncomfortable during long term use and that the sound quality was just not up to snuff. I then attempted a day with my Audiotechnica ATH-M50's which returned slightly better comfort and vastly improved sound quality but still weren't providing me with the unobtrusive experience that I was looking for. With a little searching and some help from you guys, I ended up on deciding to go with the E10M's from SoundMagic and I certainly haven't been disappointed.
 

The E10M's are a variant of the wildly acclaimed E10's from SoundMagic with the primary (and only) difference being the inclusion of inline audio controls. I decided to go with the Red/Black color scheme but they are available on Amazon in a variety of color combinations. 
 
My first impression was a good one. The packaging was simply and included many unexpected and yet thoughtful accessories. I am particularly fond of the stiff foam that the headphones themselves were wrapped in as it was thick and firm while still offering excellent protection. 
 

 
The most surprising accessory was this very nice carrying case. It's made of high quality soft touch finish over a semi-rigid frame that does an excellent job of protecting the headphones should you throw them in a bag or your pocket. 
 

Inside the case, there are two small pockets for putting things like adapters and different ear tips.
 

 
The next accessory was a small clip that would allow you to secure the cable to your shirt or jacket and keep the cable tucked in and out of the way.
 

 
Also included is an adapter that takes the single 1/8 inch line of the headphones and converts it in to dedicated mic and headphones lines that work with the inline mic. 
 

 
The final accessory is a series of various styled and sized ear tips. More on those later.
 
As for the build quality, I would rank them as solid. They don't feel like they could last through hell and highwater but they also don't feel like absolute cheap garbage (cough cough skullcandy cough cough). The cord is not braided and does give some slight feedback when it gets bumped around but that is only noticeable in quiet parts of music or when you don't have anything playing. The inline controls work but I found it difficult to distinguish between each of the three buttons. I haven't had the chance to try out the inline mic but I can only assume that it would be decent for phone conversations or skype calls. 
 
Now for the topic you've probably been waiting for; sound quality. With the stock ear tips (sized appropriately) they sound pretty decent though I found the sound lacked a bit of depth and punch. Other reviews had noticed the same effect and recommended getting foam ear tips to combat this so when I ordered mine, I also got a set of Comply T-400 Foam Ear Tips. After being unimpressed by the stock ear tips, I switched them out for the T-400's and HOLY BALLS. The difference in depth and clarity was astonishing and the sudden presence of a punchy yet controlled bass was wonderful. I also found the the foam tips provided a better seal from outside sound and were comfortable for long term wearing (I work 9-10 hours a day with them in and no discomfort what so ever). 
 
In conclusion, these are some great budget headphones that provide surprisingly good sound quality when paired with the right ear tips and I would highly recommend them (and the T-400's) to anyone looking for a good quality solution that doesn't cost as much as a pair of IE-80's (Not everyone can afford the lambo and IE-80's Linus),
 
 
Link to the full Imgur album with more pictures: http://imgur.com/a/w2IRe
 

solution? put usb cable there

Oh my god... That is one sexy ass motherboard

I hate Corsair. Somehow they keep taking my money.

As an atheist, I don't appreciate how often atheists and agnostics are grouped together. They are two innately different people with two very different beliefs.

The simple answer is that while it costs more up front, in the long term, it's cheaper and more efficient to deploy Macs as they tend to have a longer life cycle.

The simple answer is that while it costs more up front, in the long term, it's cheaper and more efficient to deploy Macs as they tend to have a longer life cycle.

Source is myself. I did IT work for my school district in high school. It was cheaper to purchase and maintain a cart of MacBooks over the equivalent PC's.

The simple answer is that while it costs more up front, in the long term, it's cheaper and more efficient to deploy Macs as they tend to have a longer life cycle.

#22 USB butt plugs are a thing

Lol then ask the cashier.."Sooo where do your kids go to school"..LOL

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