DigitalHermit

Well, in 3 to 5 years when their products have caught up with today (2016), and the court system has taken its sweet ass time, they might get a neat little payout from this.
 
Think of it as corporate supplemental income.

I have too many experiences from this site alone, I wouldn't be able to quote them all...

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Went to a Toys and Collectibles convention today...
here's my haul:

Today was a good day.

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inb4 lock

so i was just watching anime when
 

 
just cant escape.

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Went to a Toys and Collectibles convention today...
here's my haul:

Today was a good day.

source: http://www.memecenter.com/fun/5472503/what-a-load-of-peasantry

Unfinished games on release, awful optimisation with the engine for both consoles and PC, UPlay and lack of innovation

After seeing what I would probably consider as the worst fucking flame war, I really wanted to start clearing up misconceptions about the FX series.
Anyways, here goes nothing and a probable permanent ban.
 
1) The FX can't game/s poorly.
Fact: No. Stop right there. The FX can game. And it can game well. In games that are poorly optimized (something along the ranges of CSGO or Arma 3) it's gonna lag behind even the Core i3s from Ivy Bridge days. In games that are properly optimized (Dirt Rally, Grand Theft Auto V, Just Cause 3 to name a few), the FX series will easily keep up with a Haswell and get within backstabbing range of a Skylake i5 while typically being a bit cheaper.
 
2) You need separate coolers to cool the FX-8xxx!
Fact: This depends. If you're overclocking, yes. However, if you aren't, then you don't really need one unless a bit of noise bothers you. In that case, I'd highly recommend something along the lines of a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO or a Cryorig H7. However, I'd personally recommend an aftermarket cooler, because it never kills to have a better cooler than stock cooler.
 
3) The FX runs hot!
Fact: It dissipates more heat. That does not mean it is hotter. The FX-8320's and above's TDP of 125 watts means it's pumping some heat into the case. The FX-8320/70e is a special exception as its TDP of 95 watts means it really doesn't pump more heat than an i7-4790.
 
4) Motherboards for it cost too much!
Fact: If you're getting a nicely OCable CPU, you're obviously planning on a decent motherboard. Saying that you need a great motherboard to run an FX-8350 at a 4.5GHz OC is like saying that an i5-4690K needs a high end motherboard to get a good overclock. It's kind of a "Well, duh." situation. That being said, if you're approaching really expensive $300+ territory, go Intel.
 
That's all of the myths I can think of at the moment. If you've got anything decent to say, comment. I will get moderators here if things get ugly.

i do watch porn if im bored.

Holy shit dude... Learn to multiquote...

Now I am never going to consider getting an iPhone... thanks, Apple, for making things simpler for me...

ANY vehicle?
 
 

Some soldiers almost certainly did pick up STG44's but the simple fact is they were too little and too late in the war to make any difference. The numbers with which they were fielded make them pretty insignificant, regardless of how ahead of their time they were. 
 
The same could be said for the ME262. Amazing aircraft, but too late and too few. 

See below
 
And let's not forget about the first assault rifle that was nothing short of tremendous at the time--the StG 44--as well as their MP 40 submachine gun. While the StG 44 may have come too late in the war for the Nazis, it was still an incredible firearm. I've watched documentaries where Allied soldiers would pick up MP 40s from fallen Germans because they preferred it over the submachine guns they were given to use in the field, and I wouldn't be surprised if Allied soldiers picked up fallen StG variants as well.

What about Chinese?

Please don't hate on razer

Hello there guys, i am currently staying in japan with my grandma. My grandpa who has been deceased for about 10 years now, was into his classical music and audio gear, One of the rooms in my grandmas house, was sourcely used by grandpa for listening to his music, and until now i have never been really intrested in it( Iam 18 now).
THe speakers he had are are a pair of Tannoy stirling HE speakers, and i personally think they are the best speaker i have heard. I will admit that i have never really listened to expensive speakers only headphones. The speakers are paired with a Mccormack power drive dna 0.5 a and a quad66 preamp and cd player.
My grandma being the lovely lady that she is said I can have it all, if I organise and pay for shipping back to Australia where I live.
What are your guys thoughts, is this something I should do. Again I have very little knowledge about speakers.
 
The speakers weigh 23kg each, the amp another 15kg ish and the speakers have a volume of 85 litres.