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Does it have a "rear" view? Huehue.

Almost every microtransaction can be defended by saying "it's the players choice". That's not an argument, that's not good enough.

I'll get on that, and reply with results.

The hype will build, especially with EA's marketing campaign. The game however is very unlikely to live up to the hype. That said, it seems that EA has learned a bit from the Ubisoft shitstorm, so maybe they've changed a bit for the better.

The hype will build, especially with EA's marketing campaign. The game however is very unlikely to live up to the hype. That said, it seems that EA has learned a bit from the Ubisoft shitstorm, so maybe they've changed a bit for the better.

The hype will build, especially with EA's marketing campaign. The game however is very unlikely to live up to the hype. That said, it seems that EA has learned a bit from the Ubisoft shitstorm, so maybe they've changed a bit for the better.

The hype will build, especially with EA's marketing campaign. The game however is very unlikely to live up to the hype. That said, it seems that EA has learned a bit from the Ubisoft shitstorm, so maybe they've changed a bit for the better.

The hype will build, especially with EA's marketing campaign. The game however is very unlikely to live up to the hype. That said, it seems that EA has learned a bit from the Ubisoft shitstorm, so maybe they've changed a bit for the better.

The hype will build, especially with EA's marketing campaign. The game however is very unlikely to live up to the hype. That said, it seems that EA has learned a bit from the Ubisoft shitstorm, so maybe they've changed a bit for the better.

The hype will build, especially with EA's marketing campaign. The game however is very unlikely to live up to the hype. That said, it seems that EA has learned a bit from the Ubisoft shitstorm, so maybe they've changed a bit for the better.

Seriously guys
 
 
And yes I will try as hard as I can to make this appear in every thread involving the 970 issue.

I'm busy... so... Yeah...
 
Anyways. This YT Channel's going to go downhill fast.

Well lesbians can run at superhuman speeds, have astoundingly fast reflexes and fight injustice in the world
 
Edit: I've been informed that I was in fact thinking of The Flash, not Lesbians. This is terrible.

Honestly i will care when they release it to pc.

I'm waiting for TotalBiscuit's Port Report.

That text wall T_T
 
I'm not surprised. I won't buy it until release anyways.
 
<Insert blather about not supporting preorders>

Is the power supply supposed to be proper or silent?

Well you can ask on their forums. I doubt it will get a revision any time soon.

*says nothing, lowers head*

I had holes that were drilled crooked on my PH-TC14PE, and I called Phanteks Support, was directed to fill out the support request form online, and within 2 hours of my first call, they had the replacement part I needed in the mail. They're good.
 
I called on a Friday afternoon too.

Please classify them as Title II, I want to see Google become all powerful in a month.

I get the whole "retro unboxing" idea, but I also feel that the video does a bit of a disservice to the EVOLV. This case is now home for my system and there were many things said about it in the video that were a bit inaccurate:
 
- The "ssd bracket" is a pump mount. I would've preferred another modular ssd bracket included instead of this, but... whatever. I bought one.
- The side panels simply lift off after you've opened them. They are a bit fiddly to put back in though.
- The top panel simply pops off.
- The 3.5" brackets allow mounting the drives with the connectors on the outside.
- There is ample space for wire management.
 
I did find a few flaws with the case:
 
- If you replace the front 200mm fan with two 140mm fans, the bottom screws of the bottom fan conflict with the dual 3.5" drive cage.
- The side window has a bit of an inner bulge, all the EVOLV cases seem to have it.
- The case is a bit large for an mATX, I can see a full ATX version that preserves the overall dimensions.
 
In conclusion I think the case deserves a proper review since it represents a nice departure from the plastic cases Corsair and other manufacturers keep pumping out.
 
If you guys liked this case, check out some of Jonsbo cases that are sold under the Cooltek or Rosewill Legacy brands. Like the U1, U2, U3 or the W1 or W2. I also have a U3 that is incredible small for a mATX case that can take full sized components and I'm liking a W2 for my next ATX build.
 
The Jonsbo/Cooltek/Rosewill Legacy W2 is on my shopping list for next year. Jonsbo brings almost Lian Li quality at a fraction of the price.

But see, I could easily create an account called ElectronicArts, post a picture of their logo and then post that.
But if this is real, great!

Your name gave me cancer.

Witcher porn DLC incoming.