gazabi

Ok. I think I am going to go with the Razer one. Thanks for your help.
 
Edit: I was looking for a keyboard in black. White is nice but is to bright for me haha. Have a nice night (its night for me (NYC Time))

Okay that makes a lot of sense, I'll try it out tomorrow when I get up, thank you for helping so far I'll follow up after I try it

No problem!
 
These were the threads:
https://community.amd.com/thread/253507

The amperage just indicates the max amount it can supply, ur headphones need 1.5A and both of these chargers can supply more than that (2.0 and 2.4A). The thing you need to watch out for is voltage, that is what could mess up your device or charger if it doesn't match.
 
Your headphones need 5.0v so the 5.0v-2.4A charger would work for sure, the other one might work since its 5.3v but i wouldn't risk it.

Just wanted to show my office setup




a big fat rad!!!

some amazing Austrian wanderwaffe)


the roll of tape is an anti flip over protection)

tru tru, but waterloo is cool.

Yeah Ontario is 19. Which is still not 20, so not sure why that was the setting.
Only problem is (presumably) it's in Scarborough, and nobody wants to go to Scarborough

I'm 18 (19 in 2 days) which is the legal drinking age in the UK, but your survey's minimum is 20. I guess perhaps Ontario has different legal age?
If it helps, I know vaguely about the beer making process, but not the wine.

Just a suggestion, about the beer/wine making process, it might be more retentive to put level of knowledge instead of a yes or no question, just because it seems to be a bit vague. Like I know a pretty about both since I've made my own beer and worked on a winery, but I have friends who know vaguely how its made but just the basics, and in the survey, that'd put us on the same level. And as well with the question about making beer, that's a pretty loaded question. I personally don't think it's it too expensive to make myself, so "Yes, No, or Maybe" wouldn't apply to me in that instance. Just some pointers.

This is more of an industry wide thing, a you-brew is a type of store not the specific store. We just want some primary data on the industry, plus it's not well known so there aren;t many statistics out there. Thanks for your concern tho.

Not sure what you are looking to do with this data, but expect questions 1 and 2 to be skewed since those questions are related to a local store and we have an international user base here in the forum.
 
Clarified below.

I always thought the B1 Lancer was a beautiful plane. The 4 engines tucked underneath the wings close to the fuselage plus the variable sweep engines make it look so cool.

I always thought the B1 Lancer was a beautiful plane. The 4 engines tucked underneath the wings close to the fuselage plus the variable sweep engines make it look so cool.

That's enough of that.

Your options are pretty limited since you'll have to use a half height GPU and if the datasheet from HP is correct, you have a 240W PSU.
This is probably the most you can get, https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137079, in your case.
This datasheet has more info if your interested.
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04205252

According to STR-DN1040 owners thread, that receiver doesn't support spotify and some reviews for the receiver say the same. Someone did manage to get it working on the owners club forum using  an IOS device and used it as a bridge for their android. 
 
Owners club link: https://www.avforums.com/threads/sony-str-dn1040-owners-thread.1799327/page-23

Why did they have to ask their R&D department if it had otg. Shouldn't they know straight from the spec sheet? SOL for me then.

I believe a USB OTG adapter will work for you.

Yeah... shouldn't have to be that way though. Most sub $200 laptops can accurately list their specs. And, even the $5 RPi 0 can.

The corsair wont work with both the card and the water cooler, but the phanteks will work for both if you remove the hardrive cage for the gpu and the odd cage(maybe you dont) for the cooler.

thanks @Gazabi

Sorry about that, I thought that the d5 was an all around better pump. I probably should know it before I type it.

Sorry about that, I thought that the d5 was an all around better pump. I probably should know it before I type it.

If your gonna expand the liquid cooling system in the future for things like more radiators and water blocks then go for it, its a great entry level semi open loop liquid cooler. But if you just want a regular liquid cooler and dont plan on doing any expansion in the future, then the h100i is a good option as suggested before, it'll cool better and probably be more reliable but you can't expand it.