joshforester

What's up with the very shaky camera movements throughout this video?

As it says right underneath the part you circled they are not interchangeable.

I apologize if this has been asked or discussed in the past but, does anyone know if LMG will release another batch of Noctua LTT Fans?

I wouldn't mind trying it, wouldn't really help me as much since I use the clipboard feature a lot. Synergy isn't geared towards me since I only run Windows machines. Now my former IT boss that had Mac & Windows machines running could easily use it. Thanks for the question though!

Here's the only specs from his listing. Super high score of 5.9!

Oh boy RAIDMAX case and a A10-5800K? POWERFUL!

More cables and the cost? Why bother? But yes if it's machines that may not be that close to another this would be a better setup.

I installed on my desktop first then installed on the second machine and used the code off of that. Both running the same build and version of Windows 10 Pro.

At the time of purchase the ASRock board I have was most cost efficient for the number of ports. Now of course I could settle for a mATX or ITX and just have a 3/3.1 PCI-E card.

There's no guarantee, proceed at your own risk.

After seeing Synergy's spot on the EVGA iCX video released today, I ventured out to find a free alternative since I'm very low on money atm. I found Mouse without Borders, which works flawlessly between my desktop & Surface pro. I know this has been posted on the forum in the past, but I bet there are many people that don't know this software exists. Link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35460 But of course if you need to go between different OS' and you aren't cheap like me: http://symless.com/synergy/linus

But at the same time you'll be paying much more for someone who seems to be wanting it for gaming only.

Right now the Ryzen lineup is more geared towards the mixed user, whereas some of Intel's current and previous i5/i7 lineup is geared towards in game performance.

If it's just for gaming and price is a key factor there's nothing wrong with going with a console.

You have a valid point. Even with some off the shelf computers they have non-mainstream brand PSUs inside and will go strong for many years. Now if you ever installed hardware that used close to that 400W, then you might see some problems. Such as voltage fluctuation, or just it not outputting the power you need.