compuwise

(Seeing as I'm getting my Thinkpad today )
 
Lenovo makes solid products. Or made, I should say. Their products are still solid, but their design choices for the current gen aren't really maintaining Thinkpad traditions. 
 
Happy to help. 

actually i dont agree fans should be same rpms
if it was a 240 rad having different fans on same side would be different but ok, facing each other not so much, hope u got a static pressure fan atleast

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2124610
 
If Cyanogenmod doesn't officially support the Ideapad A2109, you won't be able to flash it. However, there are other ROMs for the tablet; you can find it easier by doing a Google search for "Ideapad A2109 roms". Here's another: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2257168
 
Try them out, see how it goes. It's not a particularly popular tablet, hence the lack of a dedicated forum for the device. 

It would be much better if you searched through XDA forums, android is rarely touched upon here.

patience, dude, patience! to be honest, probably noone answered yet, because nobody felt like answering a very obvious question... :blink:
 
to answer your question, any 120mm fan will work and improve your cooling performance, even if it is a bad fan, it will even improve a slight bit.

use bandicam

If you have a creative sound card you can use the what you hear setting on the microphone to be able to record the audio on your computer.
 
Why exactly do you not want to use teamspeak or mumble? The audio quality on those programs is a lot better than the Steam calling audio.

I use Camtasia Studio sometimes. http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html

Hi guyz.I want to share something with you because i won't win anyway and maybe some of you will.I know this channel(tech of tomorrow) for about two years and the host,Elric Phares is doing a giveaway with his buddy Austin Evans.They bought parts for a pc,build it and now they will give it to one lucky guy.
Here is the link:
Ps:I don't intend to do any publicity.
 

one nice 2k water cooled rig then a car

about 10 quite awesome computers and a room for some epic lan parties with ma bros 

Dedicate a room so I could have LAN setup with a sum amount of computers for friends while having LAN parties.

I would probably get the main parts of a theater system in place

Probably a render farm with mass storage.
Or a home storage server with as many HDDs as I can throw at it.

ok so i was watching a show and this guy just spent $38000 (USD) on a hot air balloon and got me wondering what would you build (must be a computing device)
 
sorry i missed a "0" in my post the total is $38000 (USD)

That's almost as much as I spent on my rig.
 
Okay well not that you mean $38,000 instead of $3,800USD I would probably build a $10,000 rig just to have one and buy 3 Asus PQ321Q's. That should eat up about $21,000 Then I would buy a super expensive ultra book and a super expensive gaming laptop just to have one. The rest of my money just spend on games I guess. 

Thanks Linus and HTC for the HTC One x+! :D

Early model M's were quite expensive to make but of course back then considering the price of a PC they were not that expensive. But as a stand alone peripheral the margin of profit was really narrow.
When someone figured out how to make membrane keyboards, the industry went with them because they are incredibly simple and cheap to make.
 
Back to the original question. Mechanical keyboards are significantly better than rubber dome keyboards. Some people prefer chiclet though. But when you get used to a mechanical keyboard is almost painful to use a cheap membrane keyboard. For example at home I use a cherry mx blue switch keyboard, and when I'm at my university I have to use membrane keyboards. I type around half as fast and make more mistakes.
If you give a mechanical keyboard to any touch typist, they will definitely start typing faster.

Blue switches aren't actually that quiet due to their distinct click they make. You might have them confused with browns.

ps2 alone doesn't get you anti-ghosting/nkr.
mechanical boards that have anti-ghosting and nkr have a diode in/under every switch.
membrane keyboards can't have a diode soldered between the contact layers so they can't have nkr.
 
 
1000hz polling is usb only, and doesn't really matter imo.

You too have the curse of the mechanical keyboard. lol

I have a Model M keyboard, its not Cherry keyboard or anything. Its just the feel of typing on the thing. You can't really know what you're getting into without actually using one first.
 
The new keyboards generally have more features to them, mostly aesthetic . I don't mind having a beige keyboard, but some people would hate to have one next to thier black monitor, mouse, etc. LED backlit keys are also really cool. Macros and other media keys are also good. 
 
It all comes down to your opinion, and whether you think it's worth it, its your typing experience after all.

People do that. Like a lot of people. . .

Mechanical keyboards aren't for everyone. The boards are expensive, just flat out, thats the truth. But to me, and the people who love them, they are worth the money. If you don't believe its worth your money you don't have to buy them. No one is forcing you to. 

I have been thinking about doing just that but then modding it to my liking... i just want the switches so i can make my own keyboard lol