At 1500 OLED should be on your watch list. That being said the Sony 800D and up are very good TVs. They have very fast processors internally and their implementation of Android TV is top notch.
1. I don't currently liquid cool my GPUs, but with 290s in there I have considered it.
2. I would do it with an All in one solution that had cabling to reach the radiator mounting locations. Having a liquid cooling solution for both the CPU and GPU looks great, but they need to match and need...
You are just getting old... ;)
Many and I mean many people below the age of 20 watch youtube content more often than high-production made for TV content. When you dip down in the teens there is even more of a gap.
Just look for kids watching minecraft videos or vloggers that just copy...
I have 2 R9 290s modded to 290x on a HX850 and they are running perfectly fine. You should be ok with the HX850, but the HX750 would be cutting it really close.
Same here in the Houston Area. My 4220 now has the 120mm fan divider as it is definitely necessary if you intend on having it in your area. It is just too noisy to be in my office by default and still a bit noisy for my tastes with Hardwoods and such in the space.
I don't know how you are...
Yes the Beyer does have better construction. I noticed each can suggested is on ear versus over the ear. I prefer the latter. If you haven't purchased yet I would say in order:
Beyerdynamic DT-770-M-80
Audio Technica A700x
AKG K701
Audio Technica M50x
Technically I would take any...
That Sapphire R9 290 vapor-x is a beautiful card.
MonarchX mentioned a hassle-free experience, or not having one with the R9 290 / R9 290x. I must say that I have had no issues with drivers on either my R9 290s. I ran them in 2 different machines independently, one with Windows 7 and the...
In your case I would just go with a Haswell 4770K and here is my logic. The Haswell setup is not as robust, but equally as fast. Also the power difference isn't as significant when you throw in the fact that most likely you will be running a gaming class Video Card. Also since you have 2...
Amazon must be watching us...
http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Superclocked-Dual-Link-Graphics-04G-P4-3774-KR/dp/B00E5AEIKE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1383233528&sr=8-1&keywords=evga+770+acx+4GB
They just dropped there price. Still not this good, but getting better.
I have one from Memory_more as well. It looks perfect, but I haven't gotten it up yet running. It came in the same stylish padded bubble envelope with a 2nd bubble rapped section with the CPU in there on styrofoam. Still looking for a bios that let's my x58 board work with this chip or it's...
I have an EVGA x58 SLI MATX that I may be willing to part with. This board is a replacement to my Rampage Gene and was an awesome board. Looking to move to x79 so make me a real offer. I have everything it came with from the box to the backplate to the zip ties. In perfect working condition...
It sounds fun and great to do this, but I am going to suggest something that makes way too much sense and just works well.
Get 2 HP Gen 8 MicroServers. Replace their processors with Xeon E3-1220V2 processors and put in 16GB of ECC ram. Then you have 2 really small very powerful LAB devices...
I have one of these and I must say it was worth the money. I paid a bit less than this, but it is an extremely good monitor period. I love the resolution and with 2 2007FPb monitors flanking it, I love the setup.
Mine is an A02 version and I have not seen any issues with this panel gaming...
I would suggest getting used speakers like Paradigm Monitor 3s and a T-amp if your are going with 2.0 sound that will kill those Logitechs. Or go with a full blown receiver and some real speakers on stands.
Do realize that computer speakers are nearfield audio environments though. If you...
He is going to have to either lower his expectations of the panel or up the price range to get the superb panels in the 60" range. Now if you drop down to 55 you might find some good options.
Panels like the LG 5500 series Plasma or the Panasonic ST series will get you what you want, but the...
Correct. If you have intentions of ever leaning on support, both NetApp and Compellent have good support, but Compellent's is better. Copilot is very nice.
VNX vs. Compellent or NetApp is a fun argument, but when it comes down to it, and you have either in operations each is good...
I vote for the Microsoft x8. It is big, and great for those of us with big hands. Partially wireless (well always wireless, but wired charging) and it has all the buttons I use to game. I truly started to prefer the up and down thumb buttons to the forward and back ones considering the large...
Another satisfied customer here. Up over 50+ lans with my case as well. That think is a tank. Cross Country, no problem, just keeps working. I have contemplated cutting it up and making it 23 inch friendly for a 2311H as a replacement or a 22 if that doesn't work.
Real 7.1 needs lots of space to breath. The vendors realized that and that is why you don't see many of them.
Easily need a 15x21 space at the smallest to make 7.1 sound like it should. Also HTiB systems should never be 7.1
Oh yes.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813182211&cm_re=supermicro_micro_atx-_-13-182-211-_-Product
It will need a core clase processor and since you want to use ESXi ensure your processor choice works.
I agree, the HP ZR24W or the Dell U2411 would be my choice. Both have excellent colors and Dell finally fixed the issues the U2411 had initially (pink edges).