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ollioddi

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Europe
  • Occupation
    Sitting in front of my computer doing private stuff

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core I5 4460
  • Motherboard
    Gigabyte G.1 Sniper 5
  • RAM
    16 GB Corsair Dominator Platinum
  • GPU
    Gtx 970
  • Case
    Phanteks Enthoo Pro White
  • Storage
    OCZ agility 3 240 gb ssd, 1 tb hdd, 500 gb, 750 gb
  • PSU
    Corsair Vx 550w (This will explode one day, i promise)
  • Display(s)
    3 Asus Vn247h 1080p + 1 Hp 1600x900
  • Cooling
    Intel stock :P
  • Keyboard
    Roccat Ryos Mk Pro (Mechanical Brown)
  • Mouse
    Roccat Kone [+]
  • Sound
    Logitech z506, Creative Soundblaster Evo Zx
  • Operating System
    Windows 8.1 Pro

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  1. ollioddi
    I am not sure if this is the right place, or if this is even on the drawing board. I am watching the 4060 review and as you mentioned, you have done an absolutely huge amount of tests for this card. Also, it's obvious that the card performs like garbage. In regards to this, do you have plans for a hardware comparison site with all of the data you collect? A feature that would be awesome to have, would be for the user to enter the local price for cards, and based on your performance measurements, calculate the best performance per dollar. I do believe that this would be surprising in many cases, where they don't perform as expected. Lets say im looking to buy the 4060. The site could perhaps suggest surrounding cards, and ask the user to enter their price for each card. That would be such a neat feature, since price can vary alot depending on location.
  2. ollioddi
    I can personally recommend a rf remote instead. They are often better quality and i hate the fact that i need to point it directly at the reciever. I had a controller mounted under my desk and the ir wire to the controller were so short. Then my dad bought a rf controller that is waay better build quality and the remote is touch and lays way better in the hand. Basically just way better. After that i had to get that controller myself. Not quite this: http://www.amazon.com/IWISHLIGHTTM-Remote-Controller-Wireless-Flexible/dp/B00ZW8C1HA/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1454949754&sr=8-29&keywords=rgb+rf+controller But the controller itself looks the same, just not the reciever. Mine is metal but it looks like the same product just another case. Edit: found this one http://www.amazon.com/SUPERNIGHT-TM-Wireless-controller-Controller/dp/B00CM4Y58K/ref=sr_1_57?ie=UTF8&qid=1454949854&sr=8-57&keywords=rgb+rf+controller Looks pretty good too, not that expensive.
  3. ollioddi
    What about premier and video rendering?
  4. ollioddi
    So after this summer im going to start high school and i need to take the train in to copenhagen in denmark and id like a small 13.3 inch laptop with "long" battery so i can do homework on my way. The school is a technical school so we get adobe creative cloud for free and i have been looking at a Asus Zenbook UX305CA with the specs: Core m3 6Y30, 8 gb ram, 256 gb ssd. I need to know if it can handle it. My guess is no but i cant find any benchmarks or other stuff on photoshop. I know it is a slower cpu but it can turbo boost to a pretty good speed and its hyperthreaded. I know video rendering wont be a blast but will it give me smooth timeline scrolling and overall feel... etc? Does anyone have experience with photoshop on a ultrabook? Or premier? Thanks in advance
  5. ollioddi
    As people say i5 4460. Runs every game smooth. Im using it too, with a gtx 970 on 5760x1080 and it uses around 60%-90% in games (sometimes under in light games but mostly over)
  6. ollioddi
    Id love the kiro black. A nice optic mouse with the buttons i need. It has roccat talk and itll work nice with my roccat keyboard. Hope i win
  7. ollioddi
    This laptop gpu is much better, it has more vram...
  8. ollioddi
    Hm that didnt get me much further. Ill contact asus
  9. ollioddi
    Much better speed, same signal strength
  10. ollioddi
    Ive looked for drivers on gigabytes (mobo) site and on asus site, and they dont really make a difference
  11. ollioddi
    only one floor, i think the router is on the other side of his living room so walls shouldnt be the issue
  12. ollioddi
    Not good at judging distances but a room or two with open space
  13. ollioddi
    So i have build a brand new pc for my friend, but the wifi is terrible slow. 0,5-5 mbps on a 50 connection. The connection is pretty good and other people in the house is doing just fine. I have tried to get the latest drivers, both from windows, and from asus's own site but that didnt help. Ive also tried power management to see if it was on power saver or something like that but no. A funny thing though is that the Asus software says that the connection is 150 mbps and then it drops to 1 mpbs (I suppose its the lan connection). The wifi dongle is ac so its new. Specs of the pc: i5 4690 16 gb ram Gigabyte b85 mobo gtx 970 500 gb ssd windows 8.1 full and of course Asus USB-AC51 Hope anyone can help me solving this, anything internet related is undoable (is that a word?) Thank you very much, in advance
  14. ollioddi
    Hi So i was looking around the internet looking at different smart home electronics and i was thinking if there is a product/series that can manage all kinds of different products in a smart way? Things that could be controlled: Temperature Led bulb led strips security etc All those things. Anyone knows if it exists without having to get 50 different apps and solutions all that ?
  15. ollioddi
    Hey What is the best cpu for the r9 380 in games? (Like battlefield, gta, bioshock etc) I am looking at the pentium and to get it @4.2, or a i3 with a lower clock, 2 cores but hyperthreading What do you think/know? Thanks in advance
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