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One important requirement is a graphics card compatible with DirectX 12. Here's the rest needed to run the game:
 
OS: Windows 7 64-Bit (SP1) or Windows 10 64-Bit (1709 or later).
CPU: Intel Core i5 2500k or AMD equivalent.
Video: Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 2GB / GTX 1650 4GB or AMD Radeon HD 7950.
RAM: 8GB RAM.
 
And here are the recommended specs for the beta:
 
OS: Windows 10 64 Bit (latest Service Pack).
CPU: Intel Core i7 4770k or AMD equivalent.
Video: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 4GB / GTX 1660 6GB or AMD Radeon R9 390 / AMD RX 580.
RAM: 16GB RAM.
 
I'm assuming he's using Windows 10 with the latest updates so he should have zero issues running the game as his specs meet both the minimum and recommended requirements. Any type of issues that may arise are completely common in a beta version of any game and even upon the few beginning months of release until fixes are revealed(if issues that need fixing arise).

Music player is quite important for me and noticed stock players mostly suck. After researching and trying different players on Google PlayeStore I found that best music app is: Black Player with all the necessary things it should have (lyrics, metadata editing options, good design and lots of customizing options).

I use blackplayer on my phone. I find it to be better than the stock music app.

Well there's that one down in... no wait that's a liquor store.
What about the one over at... no that's a bar.
Maybe that one big over by the... no no no, that's the brewery. 
Does it have to be tech? 

Thanks for being there man. Safe travels

I'm way too tired, jet lagged, and sleep-deprived to formulate my thoughts into something cohesive and I'll probably comment later on about something more in depth; but till then- seeing Linus, Luke, Brandon, and the rest of the team was... surreal to say the least; I've been following the crew since close to a decade and was literally starstruck- jaw dropped, grinning like an idiot unable to believe the people that have shaped most of my adult life, personal growth, education, and professional work- being right in front of me as I walked in the convention center today; and it was only several hours into the event that I normalized myself to be able to hold a conversation with Colton and Dennis and thank Linus after it was all over for the impact he's had on me and what its meant in terms of shaping my life. In truth, seeing the team in person was well worth the price of admission and countless hours of travel, and in truth- I just want to say, thank you; thank you for hosting this event and giving me the opportunity to meet you folks. I really appreciate it, and will probably try making myself halfway around the world again for the next LTX!

this is for whoever asked if I keep the factory fans I remove from cases... This is just personal inventory at the workshop 
 

 

 

What condition is the chassis in? if the chassis is twisted or broke then walk away. 

What condition is the chassis in? if the chassis is twisted or broke then walk away. 

What condition is the chassis in? if the chassis is twisted or broke then walk away. 

I dont think they have bought the car yet 
If indeed you have not bought the car. I would advise looking into another on that does not have or has minor damage to it. 

I dont think they have bought the car yet 
If indeed you have not bought the car. I would advise looking into another on that does not have or has minor damage to it. 

What condition is the chassis in? if the chassis is twisted or broke then walk away. 

Yeah, I'm not going along with this stupid idea.

So... 
 
Soldering didnt work....Welding would of been better but it would cost too much to high a small welder and I don't know anyone who owns one I could of borrowed.
 
So since that didn't I decided i would use Gorilla Glue to stick the Grill to the sheet Metal. It worked but i am not happy with it.
 
 
 
Even though its nit what i was hoping for. I will do for now, 

Unless you have a smart TV 

x4 860k it is then...

This is Awesome. 
 

Damn thats sexy. Although the Mat is a bit too big. Smaller mat would be better to see that lovely hardware

Primer update:
 
So as previously mentioned the panel had to be sanded, re-primed and repainted.
PAINT UPDATE:
So the panel has also had 2 coats of matt black paint
I am with happy with how it has turned out so far.
 
The dent in the paint is where i had the logo before i applied the Lacquer previously. I have ordered a new badge and once it arrives i will be applying it to the panel.

Final Update
 
The new decal;has arrived and placed onto the panel
 
How it looks on the case
How it looks compared to the old.
 
Left is the old and right is the new
 

I can recommend a company if you want (for a big affordable mouse mat). They're called Genesis. Started in 2011, based in Poland. I have the Genesis M12 Maxi Gaming mousepad (dimensions 900x450x2.5mm). Got it for like 10 euros. Microfiber top, and wrapped around the entire edge to prevent fraying. highly recommend.

I will check them out 

UPDATE
 
Ok so after leaving the lacquer 48 hours to cure I went out tonight when i got home from work to check the panel to find the the panel had turned grey. It appears that the satin lacquer had faded the paint. 
 
So i spent 2 hours tonight sanding, prepimg and Priming the panel again. So now i have left the panel to cure until i finish tomorrow. When i get in from work I will then paint then paint the panel and wait until the new decal comes before attaching it to the case. 
 
 

Nice work and great updates Epoxy is always a good choice but I really like using #16 cement for plastics including ABS and acrylic 
 
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