Graycat

I watched Linus' videos from NCIX (though I can't remember why I found NCIX), and just followed him from there. I have recently joined Amtgard, it seems like a lot of fun.

My favorite thing about this phone is the fact that it is waterproof. When I go hiking in the rain I would enjoy not having to worry about my phone getting ruined. I have never heard of dbrand before this video, but I like how you can get a pretty wide range of skins for your products, the mahogany skin looks pretty sweet.

I am having trouble with my graphics card. While playing Skyrim, my game started to lag horribly. I thought it was a RAM issue, but I the game had no issues prior to today. So I ran the Valley stress test with Afterburner on, and it shows that my GPU is only using around 11% power. This was the first time I have seen this while gaming or testing. I have had my current GPU for a few months now. The only thing I did different today is connected a Logitech G930 headset to my pc. Does anyone have any ideas on why this could be happening? AMD Phenom II x4 965 GTX 750 ti 4.00 gig RAM Windows 8.1 Update: I switched out my 750 ti with a GTX 460. The voltage rating doesn't show up in Afterburner with this card, but it is preforming better than the GTX 750 ti at the moment. So I figure it is a problem with my graphics card.

I am looking into purchasing a new printer. I currently have a HP all in one inkjet printer, but it goes through ink like crazy. I am considering getting a laser printer, we use them at work and the cartridges last far longer (I understand that commercial printers will have more ink than consumer models). I am really wanting to know others oppinions. Is the higher cost of laser printers and their ink worth it over inkjet, for home use, if all you print is black and white documents? The few items that need to be printed in color can be taken to a print service.

I have downloaded Razor Surround. I've only played Skyrim so far since installing it but there is a noticeable difference, better. Right away the opening sounded much better. I was using Realtek audio, just so you know what I was using first. It was pretty simple to get set up too, I didn't have to do hardly anythig.

I have a gray cat that I really like and he loves me. That is really all there is to it.

I am looking to build another computer, and I am wanting to get a refrence pcb graphics card. The problem is that I don't know how to tell if a card is a refrence design. How do I find out what I am looking for?

Hey, I don't think this is actually the answer you were looking for but this is my experience. The dust filter definitely helps, but dust still gets in your computer. The dust covers on my case catch a lot of dust, but there is still some in my case. If you don't ever clean out the inside of your case it will accumulate. It would be worse without the dust covers. Hope this helped some.

I am looking to purchase a new monitor. I need one that I can read on, play games, and watch movies. I don't do a whole lot of either one, but I still use my computer for those things. The one I have now is 19". How big is too big for a multi purpose screen? Should I be looking at a 27", 24", or any other size? I have never used a monitor larger than 19" so I really have no idea which will be better. Any feedback on what size monitor works good from work to movies is appreciated. Thank you