Bboystyle
Bang Bang Packers gang!
Yea its g sync compatible, thats why i was debating which to get
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Yea its g sync compatible, thats why i was debating which to get
Bboystyle
Bang Bang Packers gang!
Nah that cpu cooler did wonders for my i-5 And my i-8.. I trust it. I was thinking of going 240mm but i wanna add 2 more 120mm fans on the top to get a positive air flow for my system since the front of the pc only has 2 fans. Less dust is always better
The Valve Index headset will officially usher in VR 2.0 hardware on June 28 | TechRadar
Probably copping. Not sure if preordering though. We'll see where the day takes me
Probably copping. Not sure if preordering though. We'll see where the day takes me
ColiBomaye
All Star
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Epic lowkey making power moves. Meanwhile Valve is on the VR wave and given their track record with hardware...
Epic lowkey making power moves. Meanwhile Valve is on the VR wave and given their track record with hardware...
You can manually enable Freesync on any adaptive sync monitor in the NVIDIA Control Panel even if they are untested and aren't on NVIDIA's list of compatible monitors.
Supposedly the monitors that aren’t officially supported have some sort of picture distortion or other video artifacts that can occur. There’s a reason why Nvidia made a list and only approves a limited number of monitors.
You can manually enable Freesync on any adaptive sync monitor in the NVIDIA Control Panel even if they are untested and aren't on NVIDIA's list of compatible monitors.
Supposedly the monitors that aren’t officially supported have some sort of picture distortion or other video artifacts that can occur. There’s a reason why Nvidia made a list and only approves a limited number of monitors.
They just want you to keep buying more expensive G-Sync monitors because they profit off of them
no (I have a 980ti), but the performance is supposed to be pretty bad
:chapllol:
If @nvidia don't get all the way tfoh with this revolutionary light bullshyt... :fohfool:
LurkerLost1
Rookie
Anybody into soldering? I’m looking into making a high quality headphone amp and other random electronic shyt.
@daze23 for some reason I feel you might know about this. Is that true?
Anybody else?
I'm on the verge of learning so i can solder my switches on custom keyboards. If I find any good tutorials I'll drop em.
Anybody into soldering? I’m looking into making a high quality headphone amp and other random electronic shyt.
@daze23 for some reason I feel you might know about this. Is that true?
Anybody else?
Are you making a headphone amp yourself for fun or because a homemade one really sounds better?
For fun, at least at the beginning. I hope to gain enough skill to make a very high quality audio amp in the future, but I know that’s going to take a lot of experience, practice, and effort.
I keep seeing the bottlehead crack DIY headphone amps, and I want to try making one for myself. Also, it would be cool to make little electronics to add to my desk (outlets, charging, etc)
having to solder is pretty much where I stop any DIY projectAnybody into soldering? I’m looking into making a high quality headphone amp and other random electronic shyt.
@daze23 for some reason I feel you might know about this. Is that true?
Anybody else?
I don't think it's too difficult though
The itch to build a new PC is crazy
Too bad this market is boring right now
If these Ryzen 3000 leaks are true
