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CotyDlux

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  1. I wouldn't think twice about it if it was an A class PSU. EVGA has 10 year warranty on some of theirs. My guess is they would be fine for many more years. High grade units from Corsair, Super Flower, Seasonic and others would not bother me. Low end old units would not cut it for my builds. These are my opinions. I look to jonnyguru for anything I'm on the fence about.
  2. I threw together a little rig to contribute. It's sitting right in front of my audio rack in the living room. I know it's not much but these RX480s have been on a shelf for over a year so I'm glad to put them to use.
  3. I have been making music for about 15 years and been DJing for much longer. It really depends on what you are going for. The type of HP I like are not good for active folks running and jumping around but they are fine if you aren't doing jumping jacks etc.. With all that being said I tend to use Sony 7506 because they are mostly unchanged since they came out. I also like Sennheiser. They are great for more accurate sound reproduction and that company is willing to stand behind their products. When I DJ out at a live event I use my trusty Technics DH1200. They are great and are very efficient and at least 8 years old and still kicking. (kinda heavy tho) Take into consideration if you want open or closed back design. That makes a big difference. I tend to want more isolation so I use closed back. Tell us what you are hoping to use them for? Maybe that will help narrow it down.
  4. I like them all but when you look at the intake dust filter, it would seem that the InWin is the easiest to clean. IMO I don't like snapping off the front bezel every time I clean the dust filters. That's just me though.
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