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Oh yeah I actually have 3 T legs, not the A legs. The pic was mainly for the desk top. The Gerton looked good since it was the cheapest option that was actually wood, as opposed to the more expensive Idasen which would actually fit the Galant frame near perfectly but is made of particleboard. I...

Which Galant base and what tops are you using? I have a modular Galant pieced together from their largest corner (63"x31.5") and a rectangular top (47.5"x23.5") and the old Galant tops are peeling with no replacement since they were discontinued. 2x of the Gerton tops look like it might work...

Since when is a 3TB/4TB HDD not current, modern, or relevant? What are you trying to prove?

You're kidding right? I bet there's plenty of people with even older HDDs.

No idea what you're talking about here but I know about the UV tweaks. 250W is still a ton for southern summers and I'm still betting on new arch 7nm to get that down from either company (now that Nvidia finally supports Freesync to some degree).

Just like the cheap (about to be discontinued) 7990 and 295x2 I've passed up before I'm assuming these will only be available used after this. Want to get it but next gen is so close, and Vega is still a heat/power monster.

I don't think my HOA will approve of a heli in the yard.

Lol. The 9900K launched at $488. Intel just decided to jack up the prices probably due to low yield. This is straight from their October announcement.

I think Best Buy changed how they did business accounts. Business used to have its own site which I know I made an account for (did not require EIN). The new one is integrated into the current Best Buy site and does require a valid EIN unfortunately.

??? $180/10 = $18.00/TB $140/8 = $17.50/TB

Hey I still got an H60 on my GTX670. Been running fine for a few years now.

Make sure it's a 4K HDR compatible switch/selector though, as a splitter only duplicates a source input. Slow firmware updates aren't much of an issue since you can do it overnight/delay it to when you're not using the TV, unless you're talking about slow to get new updates. It's the Android TV...

Site probably botched something since these are early BF deals that run from 11/8-11/11. If you don't buy by the 11th you'll have another chance around BF.

the joke went right over you mate.

You should've just stopped right there with the post.

According to AMD's site though, no 4K/UHD monitor has Freesync 2 or LFC (no the MX34VQ is not 4K/UHD) and only the two LG IPS 27" monitors even have HDR. Don't know how accurate the site is.

Will it still have the standard warranty since it's sold by "Better Choice Online" and fulfilled by Amazon? It only has 1/2 the write endurance of the 1TB 970 Evo (300TB vs 600TB), and a 3 year warranty, which both feel a bit low.

Even better deal than the 2x16GB DDR4 2400Mhz I got a few years ago for $90 (when factoring speed increase). I'll take the risk, but used Paypal as protection. Worst case would be getting sent the wrong item or just getting the order cancelled.

Having a single line of expensive plasmas certainly did not help Pioneer in a time when plasma TVs were being phased out. And nobody wanted to develop 4K plasma due to R&D cost and final cost to consumers. I don't see LCD TVs going anywhere in the next decade.

There's been rumors going around for years but nothing has yet to happen. Outside of OLED, their high end TVs (9 series+) are more well-rounded than the competition right now.

Someone's probably going to ask again, but yes this is a TN panel. It does have Freesync and 1ms response though.

See while the Nautilus looks ridiculous to some people, it is pretty much the peak of transmission line speaker design, especially when each of the 4 drivers have their own dedicated pathway. You simply can't design a 4-driver TL system without it being gigantic and boxy, so B&W went and just...

Yes this 28" model is TN, while the 24" model is PLS.