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Dmon

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Dmon got a reaction from 2chriswy in Should I buy a Blue Yeti Pro right away? April 3, 2015

As someone who owns a Blue Yeti - Don't waste your money.

Its not terrible, but you'd be better off getting a less gimmicky mic that gives up the ability to switch between Cardoid, Omnidirectional, stereo, etc. With a mic like the AT2020/2035 which is designed for the soul purpose of one type of recording in mind.

Just my 2 cents on the Blue Yeti.
Dmon got a reaction from HeyKitty in Poll on multi-monitor setup! March 18, 2015

Very slight curved on the two outer monitors
Dmon got a reaction from Joshua Ondangan in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 23, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from Techteen14 in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 23, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from STRMfrmXMN in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 14, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from Sauron in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from Bensemus in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from Flyguygamer in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from 1823alex in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from OnCue in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

.. Or not far enough...
Dmon got a reaction from McMurderMonkey in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from TheHolyCawCaw in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from ADM-Ntek in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from BurgerBum in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from EarthboundHero in "Do as we say, not as we do." - do you want to be untrustworthy? February 13, 2015

They sometimes do extreme, unpractical things such as watercooling an entire room of pc's and throwing power supplys out of cars.

I believe the slogan is more intended as a "Take our advice, rather then copy everything we do in our videos".
Dmon got a reaction from GeneralTheoryOfBadassery in The forum's rotted inside. January 30, 2015

Shots fired.
Dmon got a reaction from JoaoPRSousa in The forum's rotted inside. January 30, 2015

Shots fired.
Dmon got a reaction from MrBucket101 in The forum's rotted inside. January 30, 2015

Shots fired.
Dmon got a reaction from AmbellinaThePrise in Choosing between two 144Hz monitors(To Gsync, or not to Gsync) January 26, 2015

Yeah, my setup with two gtx 970's can handle most games @1440p 100+ fps so I don't see much benefit of the G-Sync.

That being said, the new Assassins Creed and Dragon age games cause me to get anywhere between 40-60 fps (woo optimizations). Being the sweet spot for G-Sync. it makes a pretty big difference in the perceived smoothness of the gameplay. If you're likely to get similar frame rates in the titles you play. it'll be a handy feature to have now, and in the future as more games come out with higher system requirements.
Dmon got a reaction from AmbellinaThePrise in Choosing between two 144Hz monitors(To Gsync, or not to Gsync) January 26, 2015

I have a rog Swift myself. at 144hz the "Stuttering" fix g-sync does isn't all that noticeable. its sweet spot seems to be 40-60 hz. Although if you notice screen tearing alot and it bothers you. G-Sync does fix that.
Dmon got a reaction from alby800 in Project Swift-Force December 30, 2014

Update 2:

The case arrived on Monday with all the other fans/accessories and I've finally got this setup. Here is some amateur photo's of me getting the thing built, and trying to learn how to camera at the same time.

[spoiler=]

I'm not great with the camera and I got a little slack with the amount of photos I took near the end. But I plan to take more once I get my new desk. That way I'll clean up the mess of wires that is currently sitting behind my pc/monitors.

I also want to change the blue LEDs in the "Windforce" Logo of the GPU's to red LEDs. That may take me a little while to get around to that.
Dmon got a reaction from alby800 in Project Swift-Force December 24, 2014

Project Swift-Force
(I'm bad at names)

My current PC is coming up on 5 years of age, its struggling to put out 60 fps consistently in today's current games. I think its time for a bit of an upgrade.
The goal with this new build is to achieve 144 fps @1440p on most games without having to lower the graphical quality too much.

So lets get onto the components.

DELIVERED:

Monitor:
Asus ROG SWIFT PG278Q
Motherboard:
ASUS Maximus VII HERO
CPU:
Intel i7-4790k
Cooler:
NZXT Kraken X61
GPUS:
x2 GIGABYTE G1 Gaming GTX 970 Windforce in SLI
SSD:
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB
HDD:
Seagate Barracuda 2TB
PSU:
EVGA Supernova G2 850W 80+ Gold
RAM:
16GB Corsair Vengeance @1600mhz Case:
Phanteks Enthoo Primo Black/Red Edition
Other:
NZXT Huehuehue TP-Link N900 Wireless PCIE Adapter 5x Corsair AF140 Quiet Edition Fans 2x Corsair AF140 Red LED Quiet Edition Fans Roccat Kone Pure Optical Mouse
Pictures:

Update 1:
[spoiler=]
The components that have arrived so far. Really just waiting on the case and fans now.

Planned Upgrades:
Custom loop, Maybe Acrylic tubing. New Desk from Ikea. Headphones/Dac/Amp. New Chair.
Dmon got a reaction from Jumper118 in Project Swift-Force December 24, 2014

Project Swift-Force
(I'm bad at names)

My current PC is coming up on 5 years of age, its struggling to put out 60 fps consistently in today's current games. I think its time for a bit of an upgrade.
The goal with this new build is to achieve 144 fps @1440p on most games without having to lower the graphical quality too much.

So lets get onto the components.

DELIVERED:

Monitor:
Asus ROG SWIFT PG278Q
Motherboard:
ASUS Maximus VII HERO
CPU:
Intel i7-4790k
Cooler:
NZXT Kraken X61
GPUS:
x2 GIGABYTE G1 Gaming GTX 970 Windforce in SLI
SSD:
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB
HDD:
Seagate Barracuda 2TB
PSU:
EVGA Supernova G2 850W 80+ Gold
RAM:
16GB Corsair Vengeance @1600mhz Case:
Phanteks Enthoo Primo Black/Red Edition
Other:
NZXT Huehuehue TP-Link N900 Wireless PCIE Adapter 5x Corsair AF140 Quiet Edition Fans 2x Corsair AF140 Red LED Quiet Edition Fans Roccat Kone Pure Optical Mouse
Pictures:

Update 1:
[spoiler=]
The components that have arrived so far. Really just waiting on the case and fans now.

Planned Upgrades:
Custom loop, Maybe Acrylic tubing. New Desk from Ikea. Headphones/Dac/Amp. New Chair.
Dmon got a reaction from MegaDave91 in Project Swift-Force December 24, 2014

Project Swift-Force
(I'm bad at names)

My current PC is coming up on 5 years of age, its struggling to put out 60 fps consistently in today's current games. I think its time for a bit of an upgrade.
The goal with this new build is to achieve 144 fps @1440p on most games without having to lower the graphical quality too much.

So lets get onto the components.

DELIVERED:

Monitor:
Asus ROG SWIFT PG278Q
Motherboard:
ASUS Maximus VII HERO
CPU:
Intel i7-4790k
Cooler:
NZXT Kraken X61
GPUS:
x2 GIGABYTE G1 Gaming GTX 970 Windforce in SLI
SSD:
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB
HDD:
Seagate Barracuda 2TB
PSU:
EVGA Supernova G2 850W 80+ Gold
RAM:
16GB Corsair Vengeance @1600mhz Case:
Phanteks Enthoo Primo Black/Red Edition
Other:
NZXT Huehuehue TP-Link N900 Wireless PCIE Adapter 5x Corsair AF140 Quiet Edition Fans 2x Corsair AF140 Red LED Quiet Edition Fans Roccat Kone Pure Optical Mouse
Pictures:

Update 1:
[spoiler=]
The components that have arrived so far. Really just waiting on the case and fans now.

Planned Upgrades:
Custom loop, Maybe Acrylic tubing. New Desk from Ikea. Headphones/Dac/Amp. New Chair.
Dmon got a reaction from Zach's Tech Tips in Project Swift-Force December 24, 2014

Project Swift-Force
(I'm bad at names)

My current PC is coming up on 5 years of age, its struggling to put out 60 fps consistently in today's current games. I think its time for a bit of an upgrade.
The goal with this new build is to achieve 144 fps @1440p on most games without having to lower the graphical quality too much.

So lets get onto the components.

DELIVERED:

Monitor:
Asus ROG SWIFT PG278Q
Motherboard:
ASUS Maximus VII HERO
CPU:
Intel i7-4790k
Cooler:
NZXT Kraken X61
GPUS:
x2 GIGABYTE G1 Gaming GTX 970 Windforce in SLI
SSD:
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB
HDD:
Seagate Barracuda 2TB
PSU:
EVGA Supernova G2 850W 80+ Gold
RAM:
16GB Corsair Vengeance @1600mhz Case:
Phanteks Enthoo Primo Black/Red Edition
Other:
NZXT Huehuehue TP-Link N900 Wireless PCIE Adapter 5x Corsair AF140 Quiet Edition Fans 2x Corsair AF140 Red LED Quiet Edition Fans Roccat Kone Pure Optical Mouse
Pictures:

Update 1:
[spoiler=]
The components that have arrived so far. Really just waiting on the case and fans now.

Planned Upgrades:
Custom loop, Maybe Acrylic tubing. New Desk from Ikea. Headphones/Dac/Amp. New Chair.

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