What's your latest tech purchase?

[seth1911]

Not direct purchase, i make a all in one cooler for 44x44, 54x54, 59x59 (GPU) and i can get it for free from the company ive working.
I need to make a prototype for the cnc and the details ill make by my self on the milling machine

At the end it will have 3 Heatpipes and on the upper side a steelplate with cut off for a fan, i called it semy blower style
It can cool up to 273w on 80°C

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Have you tried enabled DLSR or dynamic resolutions for it? Might work and look better .... who knows

For the 32" is it a monitor setting or windows?
Here’s a pic maybe you can see how pixelated the 32” screen is

What about this guys, possibly can get for £220

 

[oxrufiioxo]

Pretty ridiculous packaging was kinda going back and forth between these and the Noctua NF-A12x25 Cromax... They will replace all my QL as case fans that I will be using for a different project in a couple months.

For the 32" is it a monitor setting or windows?
Here’s a pic maybe you can see how pixelated the 32” screen is
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What about this guys, possibly can get for £220
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Very solid monitor it's a LG Nano IPS display decently fast response times for it's class and at that price it's pretty damn good... Definitely a step up from that asus monitor you were looking at.

 

[SN2716057]

Replaced the f@#$ing annoying must-be-extremely-clean-or-no-coffee-for-you De'Longhi Dedica Style EC685.M with the full automatic Philips LatteGo 2231/40. More expensive but also more options and easy to operate & clean.

 

[TheLostSwede]

Replaced the f@#$ing annoying must-be-extremely-clean-or-no-coffee-for-you De'Longhi Dedica Style EC685.M with the full automatic Philips LatteGo 2231/40. More expensive but also more options and easy to operate & clean.

Every time I see something like this, I'm so glad I don't drink coffee...

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Pretty ridiculous packaging was kinda going back and fourth between these and the Noctua NF-A12x25 Cromax... They will replace all my QL as case fans that I will be using for a different project in a couple months.


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Very solid monitor it's a LG Nano IPS display decently fast response times for it's class and at that price it's pretty damn good... Definitely a step up from that asus monitor you were looking at.

Got the Dell, its pretty nice. 165hz at 1440p

 

[oxrufiioxo]

Got the Dell, its pretty nice. 165hz at 1440p

Not sure if you understood what I meant your Dell uses an LG panel that's pretty solid.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Not sure if you understood what I meant your Dell uses an LG panel that's pretty solid.

Aah, sorry, is the LG panel ok then? Not really up on monitors :s

 

[oxrufiioxo]

Aah, sorry, is the LG panel ok then? Not really up on monitors :s

It's one of the better pure gaming panels you definitely should like it.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

It's one of the better pure gaming panels you definitely should like it.

Thx for your input. Everything seems really small now after the 32" 1080 screen.

 

[JrRacinFan]

For the 32" is it a monitor setting or windows?

It's an nVidia control panel setting. Manage 3D Settings -> Global Settings -> DSR Factors. Could then set it for some games as a resolution in their respective display/graphics settings.

Oh and that monitor is very similarly specc'd to my Giga monitor

 

[Deleted member 24505]

It's an nVidia control panel setting. Manage 3D Settings -> Global Settings -> DSR Factors. Could then set it for some games as a resolution in their respective display/graphics settings.

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Oh and that monitor is very similarly specc'd to my Giga monitor

yeah got the Dell. first 1440p monitor, it's pretty nice though does have a blue light on the back for some reason

 

[seth1911]

Replaced the f@#$ing annoying must-be-extremely-clean-or-no-coffee-for-you De'Longhi Dedica Style EC685.M with the full automatic Philips LatteGo 2231/40. More expensive but also more options and easy to operate & clean.

Dont need a machine or electricity:

i dont know how long ill be in that space of the company,
but if u want something for a fair price let me your solidwork data here or send per pn and if im still in the space in the next months i can make a few coolers.

Only 1 resurection will be, its all made out of Aluminium (AI 4,5Mg 0,7Mn)
if im not wrong its called 3.3547 in DIN.

 

[de.das.dude]

I run a nice slow chasing effect with cyan colored LED's on mine. I got 2 LED strips, the Prizm fans, the case's built in lighting and the xc5. Looks pretty nice. I'll have to upload a video sometime for y'all and put it in "Your PC ATM".

cyan is the way.

I like magenta too, but it attracts the mosquitoes lol.

 

[Mussels]

I didn't realise vardars are pretty loud, shame as they look pretty good. I don't have the LL's on max rpm they are set with a ramp in the bios.

I have some vardars, they dont seem loud to me

At super low RPM's noctua or silent wings are harder to hear, but any background noise at all drowns out the vardars at the speeds i'm running them (~1200 RPM)

 

[JrRacinFan]

cyan is the way.

I like magenta too, but it attracts the mosquitoes lol.

I have a pink profile and a lime green profile too. I'll try setting up a nice looking magenta one. Good call. Since I have UV coolant I wonder if purple would make it glow hmmmm

 

[FireFox]

Getting one of these at weekend, not exactly new but it does have a proper Gsync module in it for 1440/144hz

I had one of those bought it in 2014, i really loved that monitor.



If it wasn't because my ex Gf scratched it i would still have it.


I wanted to get another one New/used but they were pricey, i had patience for a few months and got a great deal on an Asus ROG Swift PG278QR (250€ )

 

[tabascosauz]

Picked up a slim A12x15 for a Big Shuriken 3 fan swap that's going into my Lone L5..........as soon as Gigabyte gets done with the board RMA

 

[80-watt Hamster]

Every time I see something like this, I'm so glad I don't drink coffee...

Somebody's always gotta go get complicated. In my brief foray into coffee (back with tea now), I did this:

Worked as well as any other method, IMO, and the most complicated part component was an electric kettle.

EDIT: I thought of better wording

 

[JrRacinFan]

Corsair Hydro XD7 pump/distro combo is in. Very quiet even at full speed compared to the cheapo I was using.

 

[Anarchy0110]

Just got a simple HDMI switcher/KVM module that works both ways (1 display and 2 devices/2 displays and 1 device)
Pretty neat since I can use my laptop and my PS4 Pro with the single HDMI connection that my new gaming monitor has

 

[kiriakost]

This is my declaration and a proof that I am a mature and an experienced buyer, loaded with skills, even when buying from eBay at 2022.
Any sellers think to take advantage of electronics shortage, as an excuse about pricing inflation of used parts, they will be constantly at a loss for them.

 

[Space Lynx]

This is my declaration and a proof that I am a mature and an experienced buyer, loaded with skills, even when buying from eBay at 2022.
Any sellers think to take advantage of electronics shortage, as an excuse about pricing inflation of used parts, they will be constantly at a loss for them.

they don't care if they have a loss, the government bailed them out with PPP loans they don't have to pay back. god forbid we bailout people who like to read books at university though

 

[GerKNG]

wanted to try out ASRock for a while now.

 

[Space Lynx]

wanted to try out ASRock for a while now.
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should be fine, but those fans look super ******* cheap. again they probably don't care because it cools just as good or close enough to say Noctua's or something that it doesn't matter if you use super cheap plastic. but still its always bugged me, i mean as much as we pay for gpu's even before covid, like i mean just add on an extra $50 to the price and give some really proper fans.