TheCrustyCupcake
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You sir a good man. Fixed my buddies same problem!
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Immersion Cooling by 3M and Gigabyte.
TheCrustyCupcake replied to TheCrustyCupcake's topic in Tech News
Thank you for not being one of the many others. But I guess the Edit cleared things up. Apparently not many people clicked on the link above the video. -
http://www.gigabyte.com/press-center/news-page.aspx?nid=1481 Cool cooling solution developed by 3M, to bad the liquid is nearly $300 US dollars a gallon. (Edit) To all the people telling me about this "2 year old news", Gigabyte and 3M have teamed up and displayed this technology at SC16 on November 14th 2016.
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I've got a 750 ti, now that I'm getting into more triple A titles, I am starting to turn down the settings just to get a playable 30 fps. One of my buddy's got a RX 480, and he loves it.
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Firstly, thank you for clarifying all the details about the cards. I was already looking at the 970 Extreme, but was put off by the LED's. Now that I know they can be disabled, these cards look like the only choices when deciding which GTX 970 to buy. In the past I never saw Zotac as being one of the "Big Dogs" when it came to graphics cards. But now that they are really strutting their stuff, and showing off some great new technology like OC+ and Power Boost, I feel like they have cemented themselves as being a large contender of which cards to buy. They look good, have crazy power delivery (2x8-pin & Power Boost) and run cool and quiet. The only thing missing was a great, helpful review from LTT, but now we have even that!
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I would have to say that the dust and water resistance is the best part of the Z2. While the quality of dbrand's products is just amazing. I could use this phone as I frequently work in the rain, and an S3 with a cracked screen isn't cutting it.
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Linus Tech Tips and JayzTwoCents - Giveaway!
TheCrustyCupcake replied to nicklmg's topic in LTT Releases
That would be quite a nice upgrade from the old HD 4000 integrated on my laptop. These are my favorite of your videos. Hopefully I can build a PC with those parts. For saddly I like PC gaming but can't on my laptop with intel's HD 4000. The HDR video was very helpful with me learning more about cameras and the $1000 build seems to be the spot for building a sweet rig. -
As I have the internet I don't have a cable subscription, because I can stream my content over the internet. While I was flipping through my local brodcasts after watching the WAN Show I came across this topic.This topic is focused on the protection of a citie's residents through aerial surveillance. The argument against this says that the citizens of a city are already being watched by too many cameras. They say that cameras watching innocent citizens should be removed. I would like to know your view on this topic. My view is that the cameras are watching innocent citizens, until the citizens become criminals. Here is the link to the program about how new technology is being used to keep a city safe. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/videos/#100803
