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  1. crispy345
    My username on Vessel: crispy Two most favorite videos (regardless of YouTube or Vessel); KLEVV memory https://www.vessel.com/videos/eUUJ3a1aM Because I like the fact that someone else also are entering the memory market, plus having the great report by Luke Illuminated I/O https://www.vessel.com/videos/MI7F0u2H8 I liked this one because Linus' enthusiasm around these mods is really bringing a mood to the video, plus it's an neat idea. Posted on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kristoffer.selbekkhille/posts/870459233022384 (both links are in the same post) Posted on Twitter Vessel link: https://twitter.com/crispy345/status/580360921572331520 Forum thread link: https://twitter.com/crispy345/status/580361381779755008 Posted on Instagram https://instagram.com/p/0nMiIzOFt9/ (both links are in the same post) Good luck for every single one of you!
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    Veeery nice build!
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    "The almighty Linus has come to town! Get inside, everyone!"
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    For really whoever wins, this would make for a great server. It's quiet, it's very small, and it can be relatively powerful if paired with the right components. Thanks Linus!
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    Yes! Someone actually did this!
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    Seems like a good idea to be honest. Should be a good tool for diagnosing network problems, wireless-ly.
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    What I think is the best about the 9xx series are without doubt the beast performance, compared to the ultra-low power usage. +1 Nvidia!
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    What I love about the Z2 is without doubt the overall look of it + the amazing battery life! I had a Xperia V, and while it lasted (cracked it a week ago sadly) it also, like the Z-series, showed Sony's ongoing great battery-life "technology" and especially the "Stamina"-mode. I have heard of dbrand before, and while I checked out their products, I really didn't take a closer look at the process behind. I watched the video and they really seem to be using very high-quality materials when making the skin, which is a big plus!
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    Techquickie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfv9L8fVvr4 JayzTwoCents: Good luck to everyone!
  10. crispy345

    Away on vacation everyone. Will answer PM's whe…

    crispy345 replied to Whaler_99's status update

    I just came back from mine, relax well ;)
  11. crispy345
    Meh, not that great. Also I guess more space for the "same" money is better. To me it seems like the back camera records in 4K, whereas the front camera records in 1080p? Or am I wrong?
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    It's the sound system. Looks so goood for a laptop. Especially the subwoofer part. Love the subwoofer part.
  13. crispy345
    Thanks Jon! You are great. And Linus too.. Don't we forget Linus...
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    http://www.tweaktown.com/news/37333/asus-shows-off-its-first-ssd-the-hyperxpress-ssd/index.html The ASUS Hyper Express is ASUS's new try at the SSD scene, with Kingston supporting them behind. It's made up by two tested with two Kingston mSATA SSD's in RAID 0, which will make this thing very fast. Although, as said in the article it might be changed over to M.2 SSDs in a future version. It will sport the SATA Express interface, coming to ASUS's motherboards very soon. Speeds are looking to be around in the 700Mbps area, though more is on the picture below. I think this is a interesting product by ASUS, nobody has really gone out with a something like it before (feel free to correct me), Two SSDs in one enclosure could make an awesome product. More info is in the link on top. Pictures by TweakTown; EDIT: Fixed some misunderstandings
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    Looks like a very nice phone, though the best thing about it, on my side, is the dual-camera on the back! Looks to take some incredible stills and video!
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    I am now reading the questions I answered after failing with 42 points, and I can't believe I missed some of them. I guess I should teach myself focusing when I'm doing stuff lol. Those printer questions were horrible too. SOOOO OUTDATED EDIT: Tried it again without looking at the previous answers I gave, got 58/80 yeah! This proves I have to concentrate
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    Looks like the Lightning connector at first sight... And of course there will be that idiot that connects the two ends into two chargers (if that's even possible) Good to see improvement anyways, the USB 3.0 connector used on many disk enclosures these days are extremely fragile, almost broke mine off..
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    I found that out, thanks. Just wanted to know how I delete posts, but I believe that's not possible?
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    EDIT: Can someone please tell me how to delete posts?
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    Probably, but would be fun if they didn't
  21. crispy345
    90 years then Doesn't make a bloody difference, it's not going to happen anyway
  22. crispy345
    Can you spot the fault? Looks like we can use XP for another hundred years lol It's not even fake, just look here http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/enterprise/endofsupport.aspx
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    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/soaprouter/soap-first-smart-router-w-touch-display-powered-by This seems like a good idea for simplifying keeping your wireless network up and running, and all the cool functionality looks really cool as well I think it looks very innovative, and would be a good option for users looking to keep track of their devices or an excuse to upgrade to wireless AC The specs are also quite impressive for a router The site likes to refer to it as a "smart-hub" instead of a router, and it might wake some other manufacturers attention to the same thing, if it goes through. There are two different models, which are separated like this I think the concept looks cool, and I'm looking forward to see how this develops. There are lots of more in-depth specs and more images during the process on making it on the site, so I would suggest you to take a look. What's your take on this?
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    https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/info/services-update.jsp Right here it says that Nintendo will close up basically the online functionality for many games by May 30, 2014 That means that players will not be able to; This really doesn't seem like a good move by Nintendo, considering some of the consoles on the list aren't that old. https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/gameslist/games-wifi.jsp This list also tells what games are affected, and there are quite the few. Just thinking what could have made Nintendo do this is hard, but it might me missing popularity off the consoles mentioned. If you guys below have your opinions on the case, feel free to add them.
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    That's what I think is happening too, but thinking that it's worked pretty well (though with another motherboard) for a couple of weeks <del> I can't see that be the problem. </del> Watched some of the network acticity, I don't think this is good. The top one is the Realtek one, while the bottom was the Intel when it was in use... A lot of spikes yeah Changed it out for the onboard Realtek, so far so good. Looks like I have to get another Intel NIC then... Thank you for the tip about the network activity, looks like I'll have to survive with the Realtek one for now.
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