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totally thought you were going copper pipes when i showed you the pics 

totally thought you were going copper pipes when i showed you the pics 

hopefully i can get my hands on one of those

you dont get 1ms response time and its not any tn panel its a 10 bit as i can recall
pretty close t an e-ips

you dont get 1ms response time and its not any tn panel its a 10 bit as i can recall
pretty close t an e-ips

you dont get 1ms response time and its not any tn panel its a 10 bit as i can recall
pretty close t an e-ips

hopefully i can get my hands on one of those

I hope Valve fixes this as soon as possible. 
 
"Valve has in place a protection mechanism for stopping strangers using your account but this new phishing method bypasses its so-called 'Steam Guard'. You will see Steam Guard employed when you log into a PC you haven't used before with your Steam account. If you haven't seen it before all it does it pop up a window to input a verification code which it has sent your registered email address. No code – no logging to Steam from your new computer." 
 
 

 
 
Source - hexus.net - http://hexus.net/gaming/news/pc/68841-scammers-using-new-technique-bypass-valves-steam-guard/

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I suppose it's alright if you need a large screen

Toshiba.. *Shudders*

ASUS ROG article (not really any info, everything is in the video)
 
So this is basically a feature that defrosts your memory when your card is under LN2 to avoid any bugs that comes from cold memory (i have no idea). You plug in a molex connector and turn a switch on, and then the card gets heated up around the GPU, but not the GPU itself of course.
Not really for the average user or gamer, but a cool feature nevertheless. I have gotten my hands on some cheap LN2, and i would love to test it on a GPU, but my 560Ti is not really my ideal test subject  :lol: Good thing the Matrix cards have this feature if i deicde to go for it 
 
The video contains super epic music, so strap your hard hats and pants on. (That freezing sound effect doe)
 

I recently bought an MSI R9 290X Lightning, along with some other new pc components. Putting the pc together worked just fine and everything runs smoothly and is stable. But now I noticed that the load indicator LED on the graphics card is always red and the power LED shows that it's in OC-Mode all the time. Since this card was just recently released I found almost nothing on this topic and I'm not familiar with current graphics crad features since my last one is fairly old. It's always the same thing whether it's under load or not. I wanted to ask if anyone knows what could cause this.
 
Specs:
Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
ASUS Maximus VI Hero (latest drivers)
Intel i5-4670K (stock clock)
2x4GB Corsair Dominator 1600MHz
MSI R9 290X Lightning (stock clock)
750W PSU

It's not exactly 60% profit once you factor in marketing, paying employees and logistics etc but I'm fairly certain they are getting a good deal out of it.

What da hell

The Gathering 2014 started Wednesday at 09:00AM, and as I've not seen anything about it on here, I am going to post something!
Only Dreamhack is larger, but The Gathering is more of a LAN PARTY! Dreamhack seems more CES-ish
Official English page:
http://www.gathering.org/tg14/en/
 
My spot at The Gathering (I am sitting to the right, and my PC is at the top of my shelf): 
 

 
We also have OK internet speeds....

 
Some screenshots of the constant Webcam streams:

https://k96.co/i/XmxJ8.png
https://k96.co/UbmtE
(Some were too large)

you dont get 1ms response time and its not any tn panel its a 10 bit as i can recall
pretty close t an e-ips

hopefully i can get my hands on one of those

no g-sync

hopefully i can get my hands on one of those

you dont get 1ms response time and its not any tn panel its a 10 bit as i can recall
pretty close t an e-ips

totally thought you were going copper pipes when i showed you the pics 

totally thought you were going copper pipes when i showed you the pics 

You thought Watchdogs got dumped down?
Not really:



The part at 00:58 looks like the 2012 E3 gameplay

over 9000 D: