Baldwin90
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Gender
Male
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Location
Utah
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Network Support Engineer
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CPU
i7 2600
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Motherboard
GA-Z68MX-UD2H-B3
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RAM
G.Skills Ripjaws X Series 16GB (4x4GB) DDR3-1600
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GPU
EVGA GTX 560 Ti 1GB 2-way SLI
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Case
Node 605
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Storage
250GB 840 EVO
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PSU
be quiet! Pure Power L8 700W
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Cooling
NH-U9B SE2
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Operating System
Windows 7
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I would get my dad Triple Black Bose QC25 headphones because he travels a lot for work, and it's as simple as turning them on to cancel out the sound of the plane. Also, he could control his iPhone with. http://www.amazon.com/Bose-QuietComfort-Cancelling-Headphones-Special/dp/B0117RFP0Y/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1449419863&sr=1-2&keywords=qc25
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I have RE4 HD for PC, and I'm trying to use a Gamecube controller for it. I have an official Wii U Gamecube controller adapter and controller. It registers as a vJoy input device. vJoy devices can't have multiple inputs bound to a single controller input. Two good examples would be moving and aiming with the left stick, as well as using A for both attack and action. I installed x360ce and tried using that, but that causes it to read the input as coming from a 360 controller AND a vJoy device. This is causing it to flat out not work because it reads "input form 360 controller, I'll do that" and then "input from vJoy device, stop everything and start doing that one" making me just stand there. Does anyone know a way to use a Gamecube controller with RE4 HD on PC?
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Well they were three separate purchases. Two of those would be for one SelectTech 1090s, and the other one would be for a SelectTech Bench 5.1. I had to do them separately so I could have three separate receipts (long story).
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Hey, I recently bought around $780 of exercise equipment with your promo code. I'm saying this because I was wondering if you can see what's purchased when you get a cut, and I wanted to know if you actually got any money from it, which would indicate that I did it the right way.
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I have a 250GB 840 EVO, and it's just not enough space. There are 250GB 850 EVOs on sale right now, and I'm thinking of upgrading, and making it RAID 0. Short questions, is there a super easy way to create and restore an image from a single SSD to a larger RAID 0 array of SSDs? Keep in mind that I currently have symbolic links to HDDs on the SSD. I don't know if they would potentially break those links.
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Linus, I love your channel. It took me a while to get used to the fact that you're a goober, but you give solid advice. However, I'm getting tired of the peripherals reviews; specifically keyboards and mice. I'm not saying "this is the last straw" but I am saying that this is what will ultimately make me less and less interested in your videos. The guys that I work with almost always talk about benchmarks, build advice and tech news that you put forth, but I literally can't think of a single time that someone in our office brought up anything from one of your keyboard or mice videos. It's like watching a show you love and then patiently sit through filler, because you know the good stuff is coming. Yeah, I could just not watch your videos on keyboards or mice, but like a TV show, the moment you start saying to yourself "eh, I don't really want to watch that episode" is the beginning of the end. Ratings start to drop off because people are less and less interested in the material. Yeah, you'll get new people from new videos, like when someone searches for benchmarks on an R9 390 and they see your video with the most views. Just give us a reason to stick around. Don't give us filler. You have so many good videos and so much creative stuff (water cooled office) that we can't hope for from other content creators. Edit: and I specifically posted on here in hopes that you will read this and keep it in mind.
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@nsyedhasan and @steffen_anywhere HD 558. The on-board ports are too far from the headphones. They have a long cord, but still. Currently the configuration is the graphics card DVI to HDMI to a TV to optical out to the PX5 transmitter which passes through to a wireless sound-bar/sub via optical. The PX5 transmitter has an on-board Dolby mixer that also has the ability to send the sound out to 3.5mm headphones.
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I have a PX5 that has a wireless transmitter with an on-board Dolby sound processing chip. It is able to output to regular headphone, and process a 5.1 sound signal. Would I be able to use the base as a DAC instead of buying a dedicated DAC?
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I'm thinking of doing a Node 804 with an H220-X but I'm having issues with the configuration. What I would LIKE would be the H220-X to be mounted on the top venting the air out the top and have a second 120mm fan for push/pull for one section. Then I want two 120mm rads and fans venting out that back of both chambers in a pull config, as well as a two 240mm rads on the front side of both chambers bringing the air into the case in a push config. I also want to have the two hard drive cages mounted to the top of the second chamber (this is going to be a gaming NAS and PLEX Media Server). The big questions are: 1) Will the 240mm rad in the front of both chambers (fittings on the bottom of both rads) with fans attached conflict with the H220-X mounted on the top or the hard drive cages mounted in the other chamber? 2) Will the 120mm rad and fan conflict with the top-mounted hard drive cage?
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I have a PX5 that has a wireless transmitter with an on-board Dolby sound processing chip. It is able to output to regular headphone, and process a 5.1 sound signal. Would I be able to use the base as a DAC instead of buying a dedicated DAC?
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I'm thinking of doing a Node 804 with an H220-X but I'm having issues with the configuration. What I would LIKE would be the H220-X to be mounted on the top venting the air out the top and have a second 120mm fan for push/pull for one section. Then I want two 120mm rads and fans venting out that back of both chambers in a pull config, as well as a two 240mm rads on the front side of both chambers bringing the air into the case in a push config. I also want to have the two hard drive cages mounted to the top of the second chamber (this is going to be a gaming NAS and PLEX Media Server). The big questions are: 1) Will the 240mm rad in the front of both chambers (fittings on the bottom of both rads) with fans attached conflict with the H220-X mounted on the top or the hard drive cages mounted in the other chamber? 2) Will the 120mm rad and fan conflict with the top-mounted hard drive cage?
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This is going to sound like an ad placement, but I'm being completely serious. I bought closed backed headphones (TakStar Pro 80s) just a few weeks ago. I asked around and I was told that HD 558s were the headphone recommendation of choice, but still went with the Pro 80s. I need reassurance that the $102 is completely justifiable, and that I didn't make a mistake. If so, I can still cancel my order. As for how I got the deal: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_73923_Sennheiser-HD-558.html Coupon Code: 15SAVE
