FrozenCore
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My current setup: Corsair Vengence K70 with red LEDs and Cherry MX Brown Switches Corsair M60 mouse Razer eXactmat and wrist rest Audio Technica M50X Dark Green limited edition cans
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Xioami releases their new Mi NoteBook Air with a new surprising GPU
FrozenCore replied to AlTech's topic in Tech News
It looks like it does have a NVMe SSD. I'm really excited about this.
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I would love to see a high end storage device such as a EMC Storage array put up against a QNAP, Synology, and custom built NAS/SAN. iSCSI over 10GbE with all the fixins' If you do this I would love love for you to make a post on here or a blog or vlog detailing the setup in the OS down to the IQNs and LUNs
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I have 2 of the x5560s in my PowerEdge R710 great processors
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I bought some of those silverstone magnetic filters too they work well
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Mine isn't too bad
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I got this for PS4 as everyone said there would be no players on the PC version, and I have COD:AW for PC and this is so true. Anyways, I haven't finished the campaign yet but I have to say it's great so far. The multiplayer is ON POINT! It feels so nice, just free flowing and smooth, like old school black ops, couldn't be happier, I haven't played a FPS that runs this well in a while, but that's just my opinion. Haven't tried zombies yet. EDIT: Also just wanted to say as for the sliding and wall running, it's NOT a problem like it was in Advanced Warfare, it's a much more grounded game like the older COD's. Love it.
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4k Vines, if the 4k video capture is actually good, that is awesome
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That was my first instinct, but I decided I like the sleek look of the R5 more
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I might, I really like the AXi series PSU but I have also considered painting it like Linus did.
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Thanks! Took a lot of cues from you on this one, some of my own. It runs absolutely flawless, what an improvement over the i5 2500k with a z68 chipset. I'm really happy with the aesthetics as well.
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Black and White Build Conclusion (for now) Here it is with the AX860i and the Noctua fans installed. I had to do a lot of tweaking in the UEFI to get the Noctua fans to run at 600rpm but I finally got it by connecting them to the cpu_opt header using a Y cable. Will take some screenshots tonight or tomorrow showing temps @Idle and load and run some benchmarks. Hope you guys enjoy.
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Black and White Build Continued
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Are you running stock firmware? Which version if so, I'm actually about to purchase a router in the next week, have been researching them for the past 2. Would love to get the Nighthawk if it is indeed reliable.
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How many clients will be connected at one time? What type of devices will be connected? Budget? I did a lot of research on this subject not too long ago and have found that the ASUS RT-AC66U is the most reliable and maintains consistent speeds. The Nighthawk by netgear has a tiny bit faster throughput but a lot of people tend to say that it needs to be rebooted once a week or so due to unresponsiveness.
