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Soon to be a Computer Engineer
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System
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CPU
Intel 3570k
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Motherboard
Z77 UD5H
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RAM
16 GB Predator
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GPU
EVGA GTX 770 w ACX
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Case
600T
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PSU
Corsair 750T
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U2713HM
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H80
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Shine 2
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G500s/Performance MX
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Sound
Xonar DX -> A5+ with SVS SB-1000
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Operating System
7 Pro
b1ack1otus's Achievements
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Actually I wonder if using powerline affects it as well.
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Ok I'll look into it. But I think you're right .. all responses and research points to like un-clean power source or signal.
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I have been having issues on trying to diagnose this problem for my speakers. Basically, I get loud static noise randomly (see video). Usually it's from me watching YouTube videos but I suppose any audio for that matter. My current setup for the speaker can be seen here. Also, for met to get rid of the noise, I would have to play the YouTube video while audio is on mute, or I can restart. My initial thought would be from like not using insulated cable or if they're too long or whatnot. Grounding issues? loop back? My hardware is listed as: Asus Xonar DX 7.1 SVS subwoofer Audioengine a5+
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LG PF1000U Ultra Short Throw Projector Giveaway
b1ack1otus replied to CPotter's topic in LTT Releases
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lol, well i was thinking of selling .. but then i may have to find all the parts and screws that it came with ahahaha.
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Just a quick question ... what do you guys do with your old cases? I want to change, but not sure what to do with it ...
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haha, yeah well .. no problem.
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why not just connect them to DVI. Linus does a few episode that DVI carries more bandwidth than HDMI the only difference between the 2 is that HDMI carries audio signal as well. don't use VGA, or you should avoid.
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You confused me with this. Are you saying you want to connect the monitor with VGA/DVI for office and then switch to HDMI for game? But don't use VGA lol. If i had 3 options between VGA, HDMI, and DVI .. I'd pick DVI because DVI can carry more bandwidth than HDMI if I remember correctly. Displayport is technically better than all the 3 connections that was listed.
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I just realized that the new monitors only have DP or HDMI for connection LOL. Maybe that's why people are complaining they can't see the full range. But from what I understand, it is not the monitor but the GPU itself. You do what these guys have to do enable the full range (http://blog.metaclassofnil.com/?p=83), and I believe that there are fixes out there for that. Also, one of the guys commented that they issue has been fixed with the latest Nvidia driver (347.09)
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I personally like having more real estate to work with. I program and work with spreadsheets, so it is easier and beneficial for me to have more verticals too (so I don't have to scroll too often). I use the Dell 2713HM. Ok, so I just checked the problem that people are having with Nvidia DP and HDMI cables. Maybe the reason I don't have any issues with the monitor and Nvidia card is because I use DVI cable instead of DP or HDMI.
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It say according to your amazon link, the resolution of the dell is 1920x1080 which is a 16:9 ratio. If it was a 16:10, the it would be a 1200p monitor (1920x1200) I am currently using my dell monitor with a Nvidia card, no issue. And where did you hear that about that? why would a gpu not go well with a monitor?
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well, no but those are like one of the pluses over the other monitor that you have posted. Dell comes with IPS screen too so color reproduction looks very nice. for gaming, i use a 8ms gtg response time, and I don't notice much blurring or ghosting.
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I usually have it something like this if you want to have a more umph for the bass. http://jrs-s.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/pualseaudio-eq.png
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lol, stupid ipad, .. i was saying Shure! .. it autocorrected to share