FreeZ

Do you have cold feet when gaming? Probably, since you live in Canada. My revolutionary idea is about using a liquid cooled computer's loop to your advantage, by having some of the heat dissipate at your feet to make them warm again! You could do this in many ways, but my initial idea has just a simple rad placed on a frame with a little cushion on top. It is not supposed be efficient at transferring heat, but just enough to make the foot rest warm. Pros: -No one has done it before. Trust me I looked 2 google pages. -Relevant topic during winter. -It's fun and stupid. -Your feet will be warm. Cons: -Yes.

But is it directional enough to not pick up sounds from my keyboard or other parts of the room?

Might record some drumming or singing, but that would be just for my own use and not really the most important thing.

I'll put this briefly: I need a microphone that Is between 40-150$. (you may suggest products out of the price range) Has XLR. Picks up noise mainly from one direction. (shotgun?) Wont pick up noise from my keyboard when pointed at my face and the volume buffered a little bit. Can be mounted on a mic stand. Suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance. Edit: I use a Steinberg UR22 as a DAC/amp

Kova. I need a new mouse since my current G500s cable has gone to shit for several reasons and these mouses fit my standards more than enough. Since Kova means "hard" in Finnish, it should last longer than my current one :b

Question is in the title. Tried Google, didn't help. I probably will clean the radiators either way, but I would like to avoid using any weak acids if possible.

Well, if you know of any 4K g-sync AMVA-panels I might consider.

I didn't find any other similar looking 27" panels that were under 500€. The 4K-IPS already costs 1000€ so I would rather have something cheaper than for example the exact same panel without g-sync (ASUS PB279Q) at 800€. And do note that I really want the second monitor to have the same size and bezel width if possible. Or at least nearly. That's why the AMVA panel would be great, if it doesn't look much different from the 4K panel.

I'm planning on getting a 4K-IPS (ASUS PG27AQ) monitor and I would also like a very similar looking monitor next to it with the same bezel size. There is this one panel at a good price point that fit the criteria, which is the ASUS VN279QLB with an AMVA-panel. First physical difference between these is the stand and that doesn't matter. I'm mostly worried about the AMVA+IPS next to each other and what kind of a colour difference they would have. Would it be as bad as TN and an IPS panel next to each other? Would I notice the difference easily?

My nuforce icon udac-3 USB-connector broke down and I need a new better replacement within the price point of 200-350$ (I will still check all suggestions).

Username: FreeZ https://www.vessel.com/videos/JemZ8O7Hy and https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0

I found this channel when I was searching information about different computer parts for my first gaming computer, the channel had around 250 thousand subs back then. I'm very happy to see the channel grow this far and I am sure it wont have trouble making that 2 million subs. You guys don't have to thank us, we have to thank you for making the best possible content we could ever ask. So, thank you.

I would wait for the 880, there has been rumors that the technology in it is 16nm... maybe it is maybe it isn't, doesn't matter, still it must be a very powerful GPU and a solid choise if you have the money for it.

That case has literally everything I've ever dreamed of... Multicolour LED strip, PWM fan hub up to 11 fans, reservoir and pump bracket, space for thick rads and the overall appearance of the case is clean.