Craseder
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I have a Corsair k-65 RGB, a Razer Naga 2014 and a pair of logitech G-933s.
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They announced an ARG for those in Austin to attend the event later tonight.
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Looks like those of us not in Austin are gonna have to wait and see what the actual clues are for the ARG. EDIT: LOL the official @orderof10 twitter account is suspended for some reason.
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well, I managed to get a logo on the tab, so that's progress! Should I keep refreshing or just wait for it to load?
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All these pages are down for me atm. Has anyone gotten through?
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I want this because you can never have too many keyboards!
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You'll have to check out the builder's thread on overclock. It's not mine
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I've been wanting to get one of the original h220x for a while, but never pulled the trigger. Now that the X2 is out I'm wanting to get it, but I have no idea how to tell if it will actually work or not. My Overseer RX-I has support for 2x200mm fans in the top, but it kinda looks like smaller fans would need to be separated. Can anyone tell this ultimate noob whether this will actually FIT or not?
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Hey Luke! You guys NEED to see this build when you go to CES this year. It's going to be shown off at the MSI booth. EDIT: Here's the link to the full build! http://www.overclock.net/t/1271532/sponsored-asphiax-venator-class-republic-star-destroyer-scratch-build
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Man that case door though. I love it. Gives it a classy, modern feel that would look great next to an entertainment system or around a lot of glass furniture. I'm not shopping for a case, but if I was, this might very well be the one I went with. Oh, and not all of us are done with optical drives. A blu-ray reader is a super cheap way to watch blu-ray movies if you've already got a media PC.
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I'd love to have it as a media center pc for the living room!
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I prefer full keyboards with no additional macro buttons, but the 10 keyless I've got right now does work better with my setup.
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The case is a bit reserved for my taste, and the psu's the wrong color, but that accent lightning kit looks pretty cool! I'll probably get one eventually anyway if I'm ever not broke!
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The FCC has fined Mariott after it was deemed that they blocked personal Wi-Fi hotspots during a convention they hosted in March of 2013. The matter was brought to the FCC's attention after a convention-goer filed a complaint claiming that the hotel was using jammers to block all Wi-Fi signals in the convention space except for its own, and proceeded to charge their customers anywhere from $250-$1000 for access to the network. The amount they were fined? A mere $600,000. The company released a statement saying that "Marriott has a strong interest in ensuring that when our guests use our Wi-Fi service, they will be protected from rogue wireless hotspots that can cause degraded service, insidious cyber-attacks and identity theft." I for one, would trust the hotel's wi-fi least of all during a convention like that, as it would be a far juicier target than an individual Wi-Fi signal, but really, $600k is a slap on the wrist. I feel like this was all done for show so that the FCC would look like they're doing something to "protect consumers." They should be fined that much just for making the statement. Source (similar, of many):http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2014/10/03/marriott-fcc-nashville-fined-wifi-blocking/16648695/
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So I went out and impulse-bought the new K-65 RGB from Bestbuy today, and I was wanting to tie a lighting mode to my screensaver. I have a matrix-themed pattern and was wanting it to change modes on its own every time the screensaver starts. Only problem is that the screensaver is not a .exe file. Any idea how to make it activate on a timer or something? EDIT: my original thought was to have some sort of background process detect that A: I'd been idle for a set duration or B: that the screensaver was active. I could then use that process to open some simple executable (command prompt, or something of that nature that would open up without much resources and be only a small nuisance to close when I came back to my computer) which I could tie the profile to, which is already supported in the software.
