Aristos

So first of all AVOID sonos like the plague. It's super closed off and annoying to deal with.
 
https://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-Reference-R-620F-Floorstanding-Bookshelf/dp/B0BXBFF1Z1
 
much better than these mediocre soundbars

I only consider Sony or LG. As far as I read posts, Sonos is an absolute headache with their closed off echo system and at a whim they can hold your devices hostage with a single update disabling functionality when the device is too old.
 
Samsung scammed me with their discount by after buying their products them deciding they actually no longer feel like sending my trade in value back so I can't ever recommend another Samsung as I can't guarantee they won't decide to change their mind during any discounts or sales to you as well.

Well of course they don't sound as clear on low volume; that's what happens when you turn the volume down. You could always try the rear motherboard jack, or if you like spending money, get a Fiio E10K, Schiit Fulla, or SMSL SD793-II.

Hey guys, just wanted to stop by this thread and show you my finished H440 Riddler build
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello everyone, I just joined the H440 Club  you guys are awesome here in LTT.
Here are some pictures for my current build. Later I will upgrade my build to something cooler and better  :lol: can't wait for it  :wub:
Enjoy and please don't mind my crappy photo shooting skills 
 

 

 

 

 
 

No problem!
Also by the NF-S12a's I meant the non-PPC version (There is no PPC S12a), I would get the normal NF-A14 if you can cos they will be quieter but if you just hate the color then just go with the black PPC version.
Enjoy building your PC!

they are.
you can undervolt and underclock them. but its true, they are not as silent as the NF-F12's are.

Got a copy of Hitman Absolution to giveaway, all you gotta do is like (for those that cba typing)/post in this thread. Will pick a winner by 11pm UK time (20 mins from making this thread)
 

Core i7 4790K
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Core i5 4690K
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Pentium G3258
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It's been a long time since we've done an overclocking guide! Truthfully, part of the reason is that not a lot has changed, but we're still gonna update you with the latest tips and tricks!
 

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I like it.

Z97-A is the sweet spot mate

Asus Z97-A

Take a look at these:

 

Response time is the measure from a gray color to another gray color. Hence why it says "6ms g-t-g" in the specs.
So, I ask you, which gray to which gray? Tip: further they are, the slower the speed you'll get. The closer they are, the faster the speed it will be.
Hint: Each manufacture uses their own 2 set of grays.
So what can we conclude from this? Meaningless figure unless you compare the monitor with the same SERIES within the same manufacture.
That is why you have, and its VERY true, 1ms response time monitor, which are god awful, facing sever ghosting issues.
How to know? Read in depth monitor reviews, where they have the equipment and the know how, on to use it properly, and give you the reality of things.
So to answer your question:



The last monitors are 120Hz monitor. Keep in mind that it shows response time, not the fact that it displays more frames for smoother looking game experience.
Source and full in depth review of the monitor you are looking at: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/asus_pa248q.htm
If you are a hard core FPS player, especially if you are playing competitively, I suggest for you to get a 120Hz monitor. Keep in mind that you need your game to play at 120fps solid for the monitor to really shine. That is why most pros plays their games at minimum settings, despite powerful hardware. They don't care about visuals.
If you play FPS casually, or for fun, and play other genre of games, especially if you seek for the best in game visuals and really want to have the art work from the game artists and art direction shine, then go with the IPS panels.