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Anyone know about buying this through a direct seller/physical store in Canada? Memory Express says that the wireless regulations in Canada currently prohibit the sale, anyone know if that's just due to lack of registration or because it breaks the restrictions in some way. Also WTf is up with the price comparison between Canada and Global pricing, I understand that 3rd party sellers generally charge more but still this is kinda ridiculous. In any case has anyone had the Powerplay mat shipped to Canada from Amazon Global? If so how was the experience, were there any unexpected charges regulation issue?

Not to sure about a budget yet, got about $2000 ti spend would prefer to stay about $1500. I'm in Calgary AB Canada. Looking to run new games at reasonable frame rate (~60 fps) and high settings. I don't have any spare parts but already have all the peripherals I need. I'll need to run a couple of monitors, one is 3440*1440 34" the other is 1080 27". A wireless card is preferable but not required, I'll probably run Windows 10 cause lots of software I use won't run on anything else acceptably. The case ideally should be something that can sit sideways and is less than 11" tall. This machine is mostly just a stopgap measure as my laptop (a MSI GT72 Dominator G) can only just run newer games, I'll probably build a proper system in 2 or three years. I need access to a HDMI port and some type of Displayport - ideally a mini Displayport- for my monitors. I haven't kept up to date on stuff for the past ~5 years or so, as such If this just isn't feasible lets talk recommendations for alternate choices.

Do you just use a case with the edges or do you usually use a case with a back panel? How well do they usually protect your phone, against flat drops, corners, edges and what kind of heights?

What kind of service are you getting?

So I'm looking into getting/designing a custom phone case. Anybody have comments about using a TPU vs Silicone for a two part case? What level of protection do you guys normally get, what has been the best case you've bought? Focus on durability/protection, use, size, convenience for daily use, feel in hand, etc.

It's software calibration, though for school just using a GTX should be fine. I'm using GTX970M for most work on solidworks and inventor and it works fine as long as you're not doing anything to extreme.

They have the same refresh rate.

Trying to decide between the Acer Predator X34 or the Asus ROG SWIFT PG348Q. Does anybody have any experience with the reliability of overclocking these monitors and both say they have "eye care" technology built in. Can I use it with G-sync and how much has anybody actually found it useful. Any additional info/experience anybody has would be great.

I'm considering the Predator X34 34in Curved UltraWide. Anybody have more current experience with this?

16 G Ram, GTX 970M. What else is need for figuring out if a computer can work with a monitor? Thanks for the monitor suggestion but thats way out of my price range at the current moment. My current limit on what I can spend on a screen is about $800 CND, through the screen size is just about the perfect size for my desk.

Hey I have a MSI GT 72 Dominator G 6QD, I'm interesting in getting a ultrawide monitor to use alongside my current monitor (a very basic LG monitor). Can my laptop work with a ultrawide for gaming? If so can people recommend some which would work and are preferably under $600.