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@Eigenvektor Ha! You're so right. I spent a bit of time looking for the best topic to post his under such as new releases. So in my own "cloud" brain, I was commenting on a forum post. LOL! The YouTube segment in question. The link to the cloud product page. https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gamepads/cloud-handheld-gaming.940-000198.html

Edit: Need a moment to fix, the post got too long and ate itself. I left a long comment on todays WAN show, and figured this would be the second best place to post it. It is longer than most forum posts, sorry. The segment in question where it is learned that 4 star and lower reviews are not visible. The Logitech Cloud product page where reviews 4star and lower cannot be seen. https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gamepads/cloud-handheld-gaming.940-000198.html Sadly my original post got trashed because it was so long. But this website is so broken and changing so fast that part of it was already inaccurate. Long story short, the website originally had no reviews posted lower than 5 stars. If you go there now you might find 3, 4 star reviews along side the 5 star reviews. You can find additional 5 star reviews if you change the Star rating filter from all, to 3 stars, then back to all. This is how you can read the reviews Linus left during the Wan Show as well as many viewers.

I shopped today and so far I picked up a 4" Diameter inline vent fan with the vent kit. Now I need to think about the box. Edit, I had another thought too. What if in the winter, I reversed the fan. . ..... Is that the next Alex Video???? Sub Zero Outside air cooling

This is the vent kit I plan on buying because it comes with everything I need for the window exhaust. I can just cut a bit into the tubing and install the fan inside of it then seal it up with tape or something similar. Is there a fan you or someone else can recommend?

I want to try creating my own version of LMGs Grow Tent to vent hot air straight into the outside. I want to do it by putting a box over my wall mount Core P3 which I believe will be easy. It is basically a wall mounted test bench. I figured I would ask the input of others before I start looking for a cardboard box. The window is only 4 feet away from the wall that my computer is mounted to. So I will only need a couple of feet of ducting. I don't want to do a grow tent because it is too large. My thought is to remove the front glass panel and 4 metal posts of my case. After that I just need a decent, air tight box covered over my pc that makes a good enough seal against the wall. A 5 sided box sealed against the wall. I even think janky cardboard could work but I don't want to just tape it to the wall. In the bottom I can just put a 140mm fan plugged onto the motherboard to pull in fresh air straight to the GPU with zero . To vent air out the box I would use something similar to Alex's original ask for insulated tubing and i would only need 4 to 6 feet to reach the window. The window would have a portable AC window kit with foam insulation to increase the window seal. I think I can even skip the 6" fan and maybe just use another 140mm fan to push air out of the top of the. I don't have to push/pull air through dozens of feet of ducting and I could possible angle it up like a vent to help with natural convection. So here is where I could use some input. 1.) Do I need anything more than 1 fan with only a dust filter pulling in fresh air and 1 fan trying to vent hot air out the top. My GPU fans will still be going to create air flow as well as my radiator fans. We could even put venting in the front of the box where the GPU fans are going. 2.) With my only current tool being a Dremel, and wanting to not waste too much money, what material should I consider using over cardboard for the actual box? How can I slightly seal this box to my apartment wall to help direct the airflow properly.

All the items I've clicked on in the top 2 tiers show no pricing history in your pcbuild links. Why are you showing us links to black holes?

Yea, that was what I was thinking. I may not even cut it as it's larger than the case and if I ever need to use the shelf for it's original purpose of using as a helf. For the above comment about static, worried me only a little but I guess in the grand scheme of things, what's the difference between say, 1 inch, and 18 inches? ......... in regards to the height of the PC off of carpet.

What are peoples objections to putting a PC on a long board that is laying on a carpeted floor? Obviously, with a power supply upside down in the bottom, and other issues regarding dust you don't want a PC on carpet. But I wanted to rotate my desk 90Degrees and the best possible way to make that fit would be by putting my PC on a long board, on carpet. Warnings?

For 4 + years I've had an Asus I think this is newer, so I have the previous model of this. Asus - VG248QE 24" The thing to keep in mind is that that model will be $179 blackfriday at Bestbuy. Likely you can order it and pick it up as early as Sunday or Monday next week. Bestbuy will run their blackfriday pricing on 75%+ of their item at the beginning of the week and not wait until Thursday.

1440p - 165Hz - IPS - free sync for gsync compatability. https://www.newegg.com/black-gigabyte-aorus-fi27q-p-27/p/N82E16824012011 1440p - 165Hz - IPS - Gsync https://www.newegg.com/black-asus-rog-swift-pg279q-27/p/N82E16824236660 Would I even go higher?

that one shows TN in the title. I'm willing to go up higher price wise too, with blackfriday and cybermonday on the rise a selection may be on sale.

Last week I received my 9900k from intel retail deals, and Sunday got my PC running with that 9900k and an MSI 2080TI. My desk is still holding a 1080p 144Hz Asus. Sell me a new monitor for my upgrades. Buying sources Newegg or amazon for easy financing. Preference, higher refresh rate so my thoughts are 1440p at higher refresh is > 4k at 60fps.

I def. care about frame rate more than I do resolution so nearly doubling the resolution and keeping the same or higher frame is what I'm looking at. 24" for the pixel density. 10% off the Ti new and for the 9900KF, less than $300 new sourced directly from intel being a retail partner. Don't know if we're allowed to state prices.

I got lucky enough to get a deal and financing on a 2080TI. I'm also about to get an even better deal on a 9900KF. With those two pieces in mind, it's time to go from 24"1080p 144Hz to something better. I'm looking at 24", 2K - 144+ frame rate. My starting option is - Dell Model : S2417DG. What's out there that's better? IO unimportant. Size, resolution and frame-rates are all I am looking at.