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I have been daily driving the LTT backpack for 12 months now and I am not gentle with it by any means. Coming in at 27lbs, I've been able to put the stitching through some stress as well as general material stress as well. No stitching has ever popped, no stress/stretch marks; the only flaw it has is where my cat decided to use it as a scratching post on occasion. I've gone through dozens of backpacks over the years, be it due to them breaking or just not fitting my needs; the LTT Backpack meets every one of my needs and I couldn't be happier! I know the zipper-pulls have been shown to be weak, but I have not had a single issue with mine (yet); I'm also not yanking on them like a neanderthal. I truly wish I could post a review on LTTstore.com but there is no option if it's been over 45 days.

In your most recent "Secret Shopper" video where you rated your sponsors, you guys pointed out Manscaped with their fake urgency "limited time deals". I ordered a new pair of Vessi shoes and a message popped up saying "Hurry -- your special offer ends in: 6:36. Figured I'd share this as it may be a good sponsor to tackle in part two. **Side note: A separate order from Vessi, I ordered their gloves last fall and when I reached out to them about never getting a tracking number (after a week), they responded with the following... "I wanted to reach out with an update on your order Waterproof Knit Gloves 3.0. Our warehouse team was about to fulfill your purchase request when they noticed that due to a system error, the inventory count was incorrect and the shoes you chose are currently not available. Because these shoes were a limited edition, they won’t be coming back in stock at this time. I understand this is far from ideal, and I apologize that we didn't communicate this within a more appropriate time frame." There was more to this email and further communication as well. The fishiest thing about this was the fact that it was clearly a copy and paste response which means that they undergo this issue frequently enough.

I live in Indiana here in the USA. Typical LTT products take about 4-5 business days once I get notice from them. I reached out to their support and should hear back between now and next month.

My notification came through on 11/27 and it hasn't received an update in over a week.

I ordered an all black screwdriver with an order number of 381XXX so it should be wave 2 but no updates and wave 3 drivers being sent out. What kind of time frame are we looking at for black shaft drivers?

Techquickie video about what makes a game well optimized (Doom Eternal) or poorly optimized (ARMA 3).

What would you recomend?

Hi there, coming to you guys for help since you haven't let me down yet. I am currently running a R7 3800x on an Asus Prime x570 Pro motherboard. Its cooled with corsairs 280mm AIO with factory thermal paste. When I run R20 Cinebench to test my boost clock speeds it will only reach 4100mhz even and reach about 65-70 C. If I go into ryzen master and do the "auto overclock" it will bring me to 4200mhz but then thermal throttle at 95 C and stick around 4150mhz. What am I doing wrong here??

That may be but I went ahead and did it anyway, to me having 3 fans on the side is no different than having 3 on the front. I know there is probably a difference but not enough for me to justify buying a case I don't like the aesthetics of just to have 1 or 2 degrees cooler.

Hello, I have just moved my build to a Lian Li o11 Dynamic and am currently running a Ryzen 7 3800x and Asus ROG Strix RTX 2080 ti. On the GPU I took off the 3 factory fans and replaced them with two 120mm Noctua fans and achieved much better temps in doing so. My CPU is currently running off of a Corsair H100i 280mm AIO. I have ordered a EK AIO 360mm to replace my H100i but am thinking of putting on a Noctua NH-C14S low profile air cooler instead. I currently have six NF-A12x25 fans on my case plus another three NF-A14 on top then of course my two NF-A12x25 fans on my GPU (Needless to say it has great temps). Since I have all that air flow, should I ditch the AIO and go with their low profile cooler or stick with EKWB's 360mm AIO when it comes in?

So I am running into an issue where my computer is eating so much power that it will actually flicker my lights that are on the same breaker when my pc is under load. In theory a single 15 amp 110v should support 1650 watts and i know my pc isn't running that much. Any thoughts?

I am currently transfering some data from one ssd to my m.2 and it started the first 5 seconds at about 1gb/s but now it's 13mb/s went from a 30 sec process to 30 minutes. Then it will boost to about 400mb/s for about 10 sec then back down to 10. Any and all info would be appreciated

@paddy-stone Sorry for the late reply, but my pc is just shutting down entirely then I have to turn it back on. As far as my psu goes I have a corsair HXi 1200, not 1600 as a previously thought.

Hello fellas, I figured I would come to you guys for some input. It seems like at least once a night my pc will randomly crash while I'm using it, even in non extensive applications. I have a ryzen 7 3800x with 32gb of 3600mhz ddr4 and running a rtx 2080 ti but I also have a 1600w psu. And running absolutely no over clocks on anything but it will still crash at random times. Any thoughts?