VincentWhalley

don't bother mate just go to this website http://downloadmoreram.com/ 

Cragslist? do you want to be stabbed 

datacenter surplus isnt as easy to find as ebay tho, there's places that specialize in taking what is E-waste for a datacenter, and flip it on the cheap. saves the DC the e-waste bill, it makes them a nice buck, and it gets you a rock bottom priced switch.

It seems like the used switch and general networking market in the UK is kind of crap. We do get some, but compared to what is around on eBay in the US, it really sucks. 
 
I'm currently considering importing used 10GbE switches from the US as it's so much cheaper than what is available in the UK. Even when factoring in import fees, it's like 1/4 of the price you'd pay in the UK. 

going rackmount and new.. that's probably your cheapest bet..
 
that said, for rackmount switches it's REALLY worth it checking for datacenter surplus in your region, those things often go for rock bottom prices.

NoCopyrightSounds on YouTube has plenty of good music, all of which is free to use.
The music is color coded so that you know which genre it is (at least their newer views).
 
Red = Drumstep
Orange = Indie Dance
Yellow = House
Green = Trap
Turquoise = Melodic Dubstep (A.K.A. chillstep)
Blue = Dubstep
Purple = Deep/Future House & Future Bass
Pink = Drum and Bass
White = Electronic & Hardstyle
 
 
Edit:
By the way, it would be really helpful if you told us what kind of music you want.
This is my ringtone and while it has lots of views, I don't think that many people knows about it:
 
Then you have a bunch of other songs:
 
 
 
When you pick music you have to think about having the music match the visuals. Without knowing what kind of footage you got and what tone you want the video to have, it becomes a guessing game when recommending music.

Give me a day or two and I will get back to you 

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try updating the drivers you do this by   |
                                                              v
win 10   =      right click on windows button -> devise manger-> monitors -> click on yours and update the driver that may do somthing.

Yes according to the great laws of physics, watts in=watts out... 10/2=5 so yes 2 at 5w 4ohm... haha

with AMD's eyefinity, you cannot use 3 "legacy" connectors (VGA, DVI, ect). You need 2 legacy and one new one (like displayport) or have 2 legacy connectors and one using a "active" adapter to something like displayport.
 
I had this exact problem a while back when I was running my triple monitor setup.

oh ok

It means some of your hardware is not in the AIDA64 database.

Ok ill try it

try updating the drivers you do this by   |
                                                              v
win 10   =      right click on windows button -> devise manger-> monitors -> click on yours and update the driver that may do somthing.

I would think 2 5w at 4 ohm

just wanted to say i made a spelling error in that reply (I've edited it since), I meant "active" adapter, not "adaptive".

It depends on how the amp rates it's output, since there isn't really a standard.
But usually those numbers mean that you amp can drive 2 10W speakers at 4 ohm. 

You didn't do something right because I have 4 monitors right now (3 acer 23 inch monitors, and 1 acer projector), hooked up to some R9-290's and I only have DVI-D connections and the single VGA connection.  I use eyefinity with GTA-V regularly.
 
Edit: or I did something right.