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Price lowered, bump again :)

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Bump again, and thanks herbs =)

Will take non-local offers for the keyboard, and maybe the arm.

up up up you go

I have a few items priced to sell, and for pickup only (60616). Quick rundown of the components on the pc. Abit ip35-e, Intel e6750 (running stock voltage @ 3.2) 4gb g.skill RAM, Seasonic x650 gold psu (with extra modular cables & bag.. think it still has a few years warranty left)...

I went through hell with at&t for 2 months, trying to get my installation, trying to cancel installation and service, trying to get a return label for their equipment, etc... Earlier today, I decided to just get it over with and just pay off the $70 bill they wanted for the modem that they...

http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Monitor-Stand-clamp-monitors/dp/B002R9HQLI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1317315660&sr=8-1 Can't speak first-hand but that one's pretty popular.

Wow.. I paid 550 for a new one three weeks ago, not that I regret buying it but damn, if you were selling the phone back then...

I would put the LPF as low as it'll let you. For a typical Polk audio sub, this'll be around 60-80hz.

?? I'm not sure if you were trying to support my point or argue against it. You pretty much said what I was too lazy to say(points 1 & 2 in particular), except those points were going to support the fact that market share was exactly the reason why windows is dominating over linux. Nobody...

I'm surprised that most are categorizing into the on or off crowd. 30 min to hibernate for me. Not because of startup times , but cause I'd hate to clear my current workspace every time I get off my computer, mid day or at night.

Keep dreaming. Market share means a lot in this business.

Don't be silly, I'm talking about cpu bound vs IO bound processes. Normal applications you'd use on a home computer are interactive and exhibit "bursty execution" - cpu burst -> IO burst -> cpu burst -> wait for io -> etc.. You're not going to be browsing the forums, playing minesweeper...

It depends on what kind of equipment you have and what kind of input/output your subwoofer provides. Take into consideration that while the included bass unit, while it doesn't go very low, covers most of the frequency range a typical subwoofer is supposed to cover. If you really do want to...

I can't sense the sarcasm. Its like asking why the fastest cars are made by british people when the leading automotive manufacturer is XYZ (toyota atm?) the computer's for data crunching.. Not very much I/O going on.

I know is been a while since announced. Are there any monitors out yet besides the Apple cinemas that supports daisychaining?

I've been looking at a upgrade once I offload a bunch of textbooks, and here are some reasons why a midrange RoG board was at the top of my list - * Asus' participation and presence on the forums like these inspire confidence.. (big plus) * Little inclusions like the q-connector and shield...

Linux as a kernel might be solid, but your router, phones, server equipment, etc are all commercial products that are tailored for a specific purpose. Operating systems built on linux however covers a much larger scope and are severely lacking in polish. I attend a tech school where 99% of...

This might work - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826991001

I don't need to upgrade.. I don't need to upgrade... I don't need to upgrade...

Bump for an awesome phone!

Control panel - Region and Language - Keyboards and Languages - Change keyboards - pick english

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/mice-pointers/mice/devices/8417 maybe? is your desk/chair height appropriate? Do you get good blood circulation?

Griffin powermate?

Another recommendation for the G500. However, I wouldn't say it's "deathadder-like" at all. My brother has a deathadder and I wasn't too fond of it. While it looked slick on the desk, It felt like a clunky and clumsy under my hands. I didn't like the high-arc of the butt, the smudgy...

I think you're looking for the G500. - on the fly hyperscroll - shouldn't be a problem - Has a extra thumb button if you can set a macro or have the software for it - good on all counts.. precision, speed, on the fly dip adjustment, wired.. - indented scroll wheel - check... - ? I think...

AT&T's data coverage + network is only average... Perhaps marginally better speeds than tmobile, but worse coverage. Verizon is probably the only provider with a real significant advantage as far as data speeds + phone coverage. AT&T is probably the last provider I would go with.. ever...

seller "furryletters" on ebay. I've purchased from them before and they always keep a good stock of techflex. You can get 2 rolls of 25ft for ~$17. They also carry multifilament nylon of that size for around the same price.

oh my fucking lord i want to punch someone in the face when I see replies like the ones here.. 1. The policy is in place to deter theft.. They couldn't care less about catching thieves.. 2. the only time they have reason to suspect you're a criminal is if your'e giving them a hard time...

+1 more.. I'll give it a shot but I'm not expecting much from it. The last ff4 beta I tried was the most disappointing thing ever..

where's the "like" button?

Is it much different from this? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882339191&cm_re=wireless_hdmi-_-82-339-191-_-Product

nobody has pictures? :)

Do you plan on upgrading your GPU before the s2011 upgrade? if not, gtx480 SLI on x8/x8 vs x16/x16 http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1541712 dual vs triple channel http://techreport.com/articles.x/15967/6 just something to think about.. otherwise, the P6X58D is a strong contender.. though...

OH!... I didn't really consider ud7 "new" news.... its been available for purchase and the specs available for at least a few weeks now.

what about them? I think the controller and bandwidth enough for a single pcie-x16 lane is integrated into the CPU and not the chipset.. Single pcie-x16 slot is simplest/cheapest to implement for budget motherboards, while other motherboards may find ways to split the bandwidth (x8/x8 or...

afaik, Intel sata 6.0Gbps controllers were integrated into the p67 chipset. If the p67 chipset only supports 2 ports, than you need to find other means of providing additional sata6Gbps ports which is where the Marvell controller comes in.

I've skimmed through the article, and I don't think anywhere does it explicitly say that the g1.killer is actually a sandy-bridge motherboard.. Also, the picture shown in the article is the same x58 g1-assassin that's pictured in other articles and not a different p67 version. I could be...

I might just try and see if I can pick up a rampage formula(x48) or maximus formula(x38) + a g3 SSD and see if I can resist the urge for a big upgrade for another year..