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I think you should try and get your hands on a reviewers sample of the Skully AR-1 motorcycle helmet, I know you've mentioned in previous threads regarding the helmet that there is no way you would pay $1500 for something that essentially has no resale value. I think it would be interesting considering augmented reality is becoming quite topical these days. You also share a passion of mine in riding motorcycles so I feel you would have a unique take on this helmet in terms of tech and the pro's or con's of its abilities to keep riders safe. Cheers, BabieZ.
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When I say my password is 'remembered', I mean that when I load up chrome LTT is one of my bookmarked pages that loads straight to my profile, cant remember the last time I actually logged in other than today when it told me to reset. Sorry for the confusion. Luckily all of my 'High risk' accounts on the internet have differing passwords across the board anyway.
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if my password is remembered and I dont actually physically type it them in should i worry?
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love me a nuc
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I'm actually wondering about this too, I've just been asked to make a PC for my girlfriends friend who doesn't know much about PC's but wants to be able to game on a budget of $750-$900 AUD. I saw the price of the AMD CPU's and mobo's and its quite tempting. It would just be casual gaming so the performance doesn't need to be anything spectacular. I also figure that any price savings I can make on CPU/mobo I can put into a bigger and better GPU.
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would make an ultimate gaming pc with this beast of a cpu
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cool mouse looks really wide, think Id still prefer my zowie fk to it though. do want that whole room watercooling part 2 asap!!!
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Alright, thank you! I'll be getting the DEMCi Flex Double 120mm Magnetic Fan Filter (for 2 front fans) and the DEMCi 120mm Flex Fan Filter (for bottom fan) for the intakes.
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accent lighting kit would be nice in blue because it would fit help complete my black and blue theme :3
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The 6 fans will be set up as 3 exhausts (2 noctua's on the rad and 1 AF120 on the back) and 3 intakes (2 noctua's infront of the drive bays and 1 AF120 on the bottom of the case). I try to keep my room clean as possible but even still would the extra dust filters be worth it?
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I'm going to be buying 6 new fans, 2 Corsair AF120mm Quiet Edition Blue LED's (one for back exhaust and the other for a bottom intake) and 4 Noctua NF-F12 Industrial PPC 120mm IP67 PWM's (2 in pull/exhaust config above the radiator and 2 at the front of my case as intakes because of drive bays) when I upgrade my motherboard, ram and add in a AIO water cooler sometime in the near future. The case I have (Thermaltake Chaser A31) already has what you could call 'dust filters' on most, if not all the area's I've been talking about situating fans (although fan filters on exhausts doesn't matter as much I assume?). Wondering whether or not that particular setup of fans will create a positive pressure area inside the case or if I would/should need to invest in fan filters to keep dust out (I want to minimize dust as much as possible). Cheers, BabieZ
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Painting tricky parts, sleeving/cable management and liquid cooling
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I'm not too sure, it would involve moving my HDD and SSD from the drive bays to somewhere else (not sure where I could do this). I don't think there is mounting brackets (like on the top of the case) for radiators at the front, unless you can just hold it by the fans that will also be there, is that possible/recommended? -
Alright figured it all out after a lot of measuring, I can't go for the MSI Z97 G55 SLI because the H105 would hit the fan headers and the VRM heatsink (the 38mm rad would be pushing down on the pins), because of this I was thinking about the ASRock Z97 Pro4 but found it would also have the same issues with the CPU 8-pin. However the ASRock Z97M Pro4 has just enough clearance with the rad fitting snug up against the DIM slots, its also substantially cheaper than the MSI @ $179 and marginally cheaper than the ASRock Z97 Pro4 @$139 with the Z97M being $129.
