DigitalHermit

HyperX Fury 120GB SSD... or another pair of Superlux HD330 headphones + DIY 5-input active mixer with 40W amp kit...

should I use it? Do gifs work? Gifs work... but don't use that unless you want to get warning points or get banned... Try Luck&Logic... It has its parallels with that one...

Saving up and waiting for it to go on sale...

Watching ep 1 of it right now... seems interesting... I like the way that the characters are unfazed by the weird situation that they're in... Also that HaruChika anime seems interesting... but I'm not sure if it's a music anime, a mystery anime, or a generic romance anime... Boku Dake ga Inai Machi is a must watch for this season... edit:

Would like to play but I'm on the other side of the world... our schedules would most likely clash...

Why not spend a few bucks and get a proper heat spreader? like this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4V61H81616&nm_mc=OTC-Froogle&cm_mmc=OTC-Froogle-_-HI+-+Test+%26+Measurement+Tools-_-Deal+For+City-_-9SIA4V61H81616

You might need to see an optometrist...

Are there analog options for getting programming? We're on analog cable right now and I can connect up to as many TVs as I can via splitter boxes with signal amplifiers... We only pay for one connection...

ah... didn't have any idea on the pricing and stuff... I just personally thought that the Focus ST would be a more attractive offer compared to the Fiesta ST... well if you don't mind buying second hand, things can be a bit cheaper...

maybe if you disassemble them, they no longer count as electronic items... (not really sure about this one... proceed at your own risk...)

to be honest, I think that truck looks awesome... Needs more LED lightbars tho...

We've got a few models here with either none or with hydraulic... like the Alto 800 or the Celerio... Also, why not a Focus?

If you don't mind electronic power steering then go ahead...

Oppo R7 Lite Introduction: The Oppo R7 Lite is Oppo's midrange (~300USD) offering. This unit was given as a cumulative 7-year Christmas present + cumulative 7-year birthday present + pre-grad present + 'salary' for me by a relative. It comes in gold and silver. For some reason Oppo has decided to sell their units through authorized resellers or through their first-party kiosks here which may impact their image negatively as they put themselves visually on the same level the cheaper brands here such as SKK Mobile and Torque (if you haven't heard of them, you're not missing on anything since they're mostly selling low-end to low-mid range products). As pictured below, I obtained the silver version of the unit. Specifications: Dimensions: Height: 143mm Width: 71mm Thickness: 6.3mm (wow!) Weight: 147g Color: Silver (also available in rose gold) OS: ColorOS 2.1, Android 5.1 (with available update to 5.1.1) SoC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 GPU: Adreno 405 RAM: 2GB Storage: 16GB internal, expandable with microSD up to 128GB at the cost of not being able to use the 2nd sim card slot. Camera: 13MP rear camera, 8MP front camera Sensors: Accelerometer, proximity, compass, luminosity (for auto-brightness) Features: Fast Charge, Active Noise Cancellation, USB OTG Battery: Non-removable LiPo 2320 mAh For full specs, go here and here. Build Quality: The unibody construction gives off a very premium feel. The edge of the screen is not exactly flat, rather it is slightly curved. The stepping of the edges gives much needed grip for a phone such as this. Source: Oppo's product page However, it still feels very fragile in my hands with how thin it is... I am not confident about throwing it around in the same way as I do with the A536 or the LG E400R. Oppo also had the courtesy of including their first-party clear jelly case which fits nicely around the unit and (I'm not sure if this is good or not) doubles as a flash diffuser. Performance: I was unable to run the unit through Antutu and Geekbench fresh from the box because of my excitement on getting a proper smartphone for once. After I got all my stuff on it the benchmarks are as follows:

If I read this correctly, you're running an i7 with a CX430 in an MSI-themed NZXT H440... and has an AGP GPU!?