What's your latest tech purchase?

[Shou Miko]

It's just a "holographic" surface of the original MX518, they had that even when new. Here's a random pic from google for example:

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What a classic I feel a lot of people have owned this mouse at some point there life I remember going to a physical pc store here and pay it for like £58 / 73USD which was a lot yes and I feel still is.

But that price doesn't come close to the mouse I use at work the Contour Unimouse it's was like £92 really expensive but it helps with my wrist when I use the mouse at work for many hours.

 

[Chomiq]

Damn, there are modern GTs? Now I'm interested. The old ones 10+ years ago were dope when I used those in an AIO, I had 2x 1150rpm ones as a push-pull config in a 120mm AIO. I was surprised how well a 120mm AIO performed after swapping the crappy stock fan with those.

Yeah and they went for $7 in Poland like 2 years ago. Bought 9 of them in total, never used them. Now they're like $25 a pop.

 

[wNotyarD]

My G400 performed great until cable issues. Wish they'd re-release modernized MX518 with high QC standards and no shortcuts on quality of materials.

I didn't even know Logitech discontinued the MX518 Legendary.

 

[Ruru]

I didn't even know Logitech discontinued the MX518 Legendary.

That's probably why I paid only 20EUR from mine in 2021, most likely they were selling the last ones with a discount.

 

[xtreemchaos]

every things new apart from the case ,cpu, usb3 card and 2 sticks of ram. ive built this for image stacking.
E52699 18/36
MR9A pro cross flashed for 3.6 all core turbo.
intel arc 770
rm850
64gb ram
2tb m.2
1tb ssd

i thought id put rainbow lights on for the shot cus i know how ya all like them

 

[Deleted member 237269]

every things new apart from the case ,cpu, usb3 card and 2 sticks of ram. ive built this for image stacking.
E52699 18/36
MR9A pro cross flashed for 3.6 all core turbo.
intel arc 770
rm850
64gb ram
2tb m.2
1tb ssd
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i thought id put rainbow lights on for the shot cus i know how ya all like them

Capsule Spaceship for your cat

 

[wNotyarD]

every things new apart from the case ,cpu, usb3 card and 2 sticks of ram. ive built this for image stacking.
E52699 18/36
MR9A pro cross flashed for 3.6 all core turbo.
intel arc 770
rm850
64gb ram
2tb m.2
1tb ssd
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i thought id put rainbow lights on for the shot cus i know how ya all like them

A770 with an E5-2699? What about ReBar?

 

[xtreemchaos]

it dont need it its not for gaming but it do play them well the ones ive tryed. the a770 is mainly for decoding images on mass.
ps i could have rebar if i wanted its just a bit of bios modding.

 

[Han44]

To jest forum anglojęzyczne.

Na temat:
Phantom Spirit 120 już jest, zamierzam go zamontować po pracy. Póki co małe porównanie standardowego wentylatora z XPG Vento Pro (znanym również jako zmodernizowany Gentle Typhoon):
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Kolba prawie nic nie waży w porównaniu do Vento Pro. Specyfikacja dla 1500 vs 2150 obr./min.

I know, I wrote in English, but why it translated into Polish, I do not know.

 

[Ruru]

I know, I wrote in English, but why it translated into Polish, I do not know.

You probably have auto-translate on in your browser or something.

 

[Han44]

@ Chloefile Now is better

 

[PLAfiller]

.........ive built this for image stacking.

Went out of my way, to check what exactly is image stacking, seems pretty close related to astronomy. But I feel like it is also used in scanning buildings for 3D printing.

 

[xtreemchaos]

yes very much the same, i take upto 40,000 frames and sort and stack to get a hi res image well thats what we try to do like this.

 

[Deleted member 237269]

yes very much the same, i take upto 40,000 frames and sort and stack to get a hi res image well thats what we try to do like this.
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Only astronomy i know. We don’t have the mean to render something this big.

 

[xtreemchaos]

its not the size its the distence most stars are just a points of light in the best telescopes, i mainly do solar system stuff that where all the best stuff happens.

 

[WonkoTheSaneUK]

yes very much the same, i take upto 40,000 frames and sort and stack to get a hi res image well thats what we try to do like this.
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Looks like a nice sunny day!

 

[xtreemchaos]

its allways like that on sol

 

[dgianstefani]

Wooting 60 HE+ module with screw in stabilisers, Lekker L60 switches I hand lubed, CNC aluminium burgundy red Tofu 60 Redux case with brass weight, silicone dampening and polycarb plate, stronger springs for the weight of the jellykey space bar. Taped and burgermodded the PCB. Hall effect magnetic switches so smoother compared to the optomechanical Razer ones I came from.

Turbulent Labs leather/suede wrist rest.

Steelseries prismcaps pudding white PBT.

Old 60HE with plastic case is going to a friend.

They can have the blue silicone Wooting wrist rest too which I don't like.

 

[Deleted member 237269]

How much did it cost

 

[dgianstefani]

How much did it cost

£160 for the module and switches posted.
£40 for the lube and switch tools.
£67 for the case
£47 for the weight and brass plate (plate was ansi not iso)
$87.50 for the wrist rest
£27 for the caps
$110 for the Jellykey

£496.60 not including minor stuff like the surgical tape etc.

Everything will last a long time though besides the keycaps which are still like five years+, Jellykey won't wear out. It's good to support small industry creating quality products. I'd say the magnetic switches will last longer than traditional ones too.

I now have pretty much the lowest latency keyboard, fastest and smoothest switches, nicest case and wrist rest etc. Treat myself why not.

So, a nice restaurant date incl. wine and drinks after comparable price. I'm happy with the cost, what you pay is what you get with this stuff.

 

[3x0]

So, a nice restaurant date incl. wine and drinks after comparable price.

Or a monthly salary where I live Nice keyb nonetheless

 

[dgianstefani]

You can get the same performance under £200 if you do their stock plastic case and don't buy fancy keycaps and wrist rests etc.

Or a monthly salary where I live Nice keyb nonetheless

Thanks

Don't look into custom cables for keyboards guys. So expensive lol. I decided against since my cables are hidden anyway.

 

[Deleted member 237269]

£160 for the module and switches posted.
£40 for the lube and switch tools.
£67 for the case
£47 for the weight and brass plate (plate was ansi not iso)
$87.50 for the wrist rest
£27 for the caps
$110 for the Jellykey

£496.60 not including minor stuff like the surgical tape etc.

Everything will last a long time though besides the keycaps which are still like five years+, Jellykey won't wear out. It's good to support small industry creating quality products. I'd say the magnetic switches will last longer than traditional ones too.

I now have pretty much the lowest latency keyboard, fastest and smoothest switches, nicest case and wrist rest etc. Treat myself why not.

So, a nice restaurant date incl. wine and drinks after comparable price. I'm happy with the cost, what you pay is what you get with this stuff.

Missed the meme, oh well.

 

[dgianstefani]

When they figure out backlit ceramic keycaps that aren't weeaboo trash I'm all in, till then these are great.

There's titanium CNC cases that go upwards of $3k, don't even look good tbh.

 

[Beginner Macro Device]

£496.60 not including minor stuff like the surgical tape etc.

My no-name full-size mech keyboard cost me about 30 GBP. It just does its thing. Some switches have already deteriorated due to me spilling drinks (not alcoholic tho) left, right and centre (the KB is just 2 years old) but usability isn't questionable yet. Will stockpile on a dozen of those instead of going full-on custom in case I have 500 GBP laying around. AT LEAST I WILL BE SURE I HAVE ENOUGH KEYBOARDS FOR MY ENTIRE LIFE.

Astonishing work regardless, mate. Do you also have a custom, or a semi-custom mouse?