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I have a 40oz water bottle and I'm curious if there could be an issue from mixing powdered drink flavouring in the bottle? Could the shaking while full of water cause the joint at the lip to fail prematurely or is there some extra stabilizing structure between the inner section and the outside?

The performance benefit from a Titan is negligible. Better to just go with a 1080ti. 

I think the Strix is a more effective cooler than the Armour so it should be a bit quieter. 

Yeah, now that I've got a proper server to get rid of the drives in my computer, I'm starting to contemplate getting a tempered glass case and all the bits to actually make it look nice.

If your player has options to change your output then you could set it to output to your speakers and have system sounds going to your headphones. Otherwise most games allow you to set your output, so you could set the operating system sounds to your speakers and then set the game to output to your headphones. 

They may work together depending on the protocol but I would not rely on it and would recommend sticking with a single vendor and most likely a single product line. 

They may work together depending on the protocol but I would not rely on it and would recommend sticking with a single vendor and most likely a single product line. 

They may work together depending on the protocol but I would not rely on it and would recommend sticking with a single vendor and most likely a single product line. 

They may work together depending on the protocol but I would not rely on it and would recommend sticking with a single vendor and most likely a single product line. 

Shure SM57 is a legend when it comes to micing cabinets, but I think it would make more sense to get SM58 for vocals, no?

If you are on budget, t.Bone MB85 Beta (from Thomann) is a great option too.

TARDIS because it's bigger on the inside. 
I named mine Warehouse 13 because it will expand to store whatever is needed. 

I basically do that with my setup. I turn off all the case fans and just leave the pair of radiator fans running at about 350RPM (that's the lowest they'll reliably run at). Quiet enough to barely be heard and keeps it cool even under light load. 

They're dropping it because it has mediochre support if it's supported at all by many games. There are solutions for rendering companies as well as from what I've heard they don't need to be in a paired mode as long as they're in the computer, a lot of rendering computers can use them. From the gamers side, it adds cost and complexity as well as the complexity on the design side. I can understand why some people want to have the bragging rights of having 2, 3, or even 4 cards all packed together however for 99.9% of the market that's not needed.
 
As to the mining, everything is being used. As one card gets marked up due to high demand they'll move to another one with better cost to performance. This has resulted in an overall spike in pretty much the entire GPU market. As to them not being out of stock where you are, where do you live that has easy stock of graphics cards? I imagine a lot of gamers and even more miners would like to know. 

I want a working patch for meltdown/spectre and an official apology for the failure from Intel, and an unveiling of an AMD card to properly rival the Titan V in gaming.

The one that works for my CPU that I have... 

FreeNAS and FreeBSD are pretty good options. They support Samba for sharing files to other Windows computers, NFS for Linux and Mac computers, ZFS for a good file system to store everything in, and Empy/Plex for streaming media. 

PUBG will run like crap on anything? And a gaming laptop isn't really going to have the battery life you want.

Would possibly suggest a Ryzen APU laptop, as it'll be alright at gaming while maintaining pretty good battery life.

And that is exactly why you should just get a reasonable laptop at $1000 or less, or build a $500-600 Ryzen APU desktop and carry a cheap netbook or used laptop with you if needed, do you absolutely need your gaming machine to be portable? As you could build a Vesa Mountable ITX rig and haul a monitor + PC with you whenever there's a lan party? Just a crazy thought.

FreeNAS and FreeBSD are pretty good options. They support Samba for sharing files to other Windows computers, NFS for Linux and Mac computers, ZFS for a good file system to store everything in, and Empy/Plex for streaming media. 

Where did you get the 1080 from? I've heard about people buying lower end cards and getting 5-7 generation old cards that had been reflashed to show the card they report to be. Try running a benchmark. 

Where did you get the 1080 from? I've heard about people buying lower end cards and getting 5-7 generation old cards that had been reflashed to show the card they report to be. Try running a benchmark. 

LGA 771, 775, 1366, 1356, 1156, 1155, 1150, 1151, 2011, 2011-3, 2066, and 3647.

Seems like a silly poll, may as well have been "would you like to go to prison?"  lol 

If you're connecting the system correctly then it is amplifying the sub. Perhaps enlighten us with what problem you're having. because us playing the guessing game is a waste of space.

"Yeah, I found these steaks sitting on a bench. I'm going to have these for dinner because buying my own steaks would be extra money I don't need to spend."

The Titan XPs would probably be your best bet. They don't seem to have been hit as hard by the mining craze and are often found for cheaper than the inflated 1080 ti costs.