Sorry but that new lian li just looks like a zzaw c3 clone with inverted panels funny how a big brand is cloning a Chinese company normally it's the other way round.....payback I guess
It kind of looks similar with the dual panels, but they layout is completely different. The Q58 is a sandwich layout, has vented/glass panels on both sides, doesn't fit mATX, etc. Aesthetic similarities on one side doesn't make it the same case. Calling this a clone is ... yeah. Wrong. That doesn't in any way negate the ingenuity and design chops of the many, many SFF case designers in China (Taobao has so many great cases!), but you can't call this a clone.
It kind of looks similar with the dual panels, but they layout is completely different. The Q58 is a sandwich layout, has vented/glass panels on both sides, doesn't fit mATX, etc. Aesthetic similarities on one side doesn't make it the same case. Calling this a clone is ... yeah. Wrong. That doesn't in any way negate the ingenuity and design chops of the many, many SFF case designers in China (Taobao has so many great cases!), but you can't call this a clone.
Sorry I haven't really looked at the q58 or the c3 in detail so no idea of the layout of either I meant just the look of it and didn't know the right term to use other than clone.
I glanced at all the zzaw cases with the handbook that came with mine and when I saw the new lian li when I was scrolling though my news feed I just thought they looked very similar.
I can't speak for all the Chinese case manufacturers but the zzaw cases I like alot, some manufacturing defects and the odd poorly thought out design error but mostly alot better than the Corsair, Thermaltake and Antec cases I've had in the past.
Sorry I haven't really looked at the q58 or the c3 in detail so no idea of the layout of either I meant just the look of it and didn't know the right term to use other than clone.
I glanced at all the zzaw cases with the handbook that came with mine and when I saw the new lian li when I was scrolling though my news feed I just thought they looked very similar.
I can't speak for all the Chinese case manufacturers but the zzaw cases I like alot, some manufacturing defects and the odd poorly thought out design error but mostly alot better than the Corsair, Thermaltake and Antec cases I've had in the past.
Q58 and C3 definitely similar in aesthetics. I had been tempted by the C3 myself when the Q58 kept getting delayed more and more - however the internal layout wasn't really what I was after (already have an NR200P) + the limited customisability/modularity and compatibility might have caused me problems.
Honestly I actually had the weird ZZAW C1 in my cart and was about to check out until I saw the long estimated shipping time and high shipping cost to Sydney.
Q58 and C3 definitely similar in aesthetics. I had been tempted by the C3 myself when the Q58 kept getting delayed more and more - however the internal layout wasn't really what I was after (already have an NR200P) + the limited customisability/modularity and compatibility might have caused me problems.
Honestly I actually had the weird ZZAW C1 in my cart and was about the check out until i saw the long estimated shipping time and high shipping cost to Sydney.
I have the b3 and it's my 2nd favourite case I've owned the only case that felt high quality like my M8 Im going to need to do some brazing to alter the mounting holes when I watercool it but the size is incredible for what it fits and I think it was the most fun I've had building a system.
I've had my eye on this item for a while, and it will extend my network to my outbuilding/shop with full speed plus a bunch of extra left over.
7 antennas, two GigEs, one 2.5Gbps MoCA
x2 E3200 I just had to open one of the up to see the stuff. They can connect by dedicated backhaul frequency, Cat 5 or better, and RG6 or better. I have the matching router, the G3100.
well ... first "modern" console if we omite the one where i played pong
now i am searching a Retroflag NESPI 4 case for fun ... as i have a Retroflag GPi case (with a Zero W inside ) that thing is a boatload of fun...
the NESPI 4 is interesting .... full fledged 2.5" place in the cartridge and even a dock accessory shaped like the original sleeve that give the cartridge a Micro B connector to act as a normal ext drive
although i could also seek a normal NES and SNES to play Holy Diver and R-Type III & Super R-Type collector edition i got some time ago out of nostalgia from Retro-bit (locally bought from e-tailer) i even have one of the 1000 white cartridge for Holy Diver, having played it in japanese on a Famicom when i was ... well really small and not understanding a single writing but still enjoyed the game, i am quite proud of that collectors are already limited in numbers but the "first 1000" club is another limited run inside a limited run R-Type i have the black PAL cartridge ("first 1000 club" is "space blue") but i have number 50 on 2800
as for buying something ... well, when i bought the GPI Case kit, i received it with one extra Pi Zero W ...
so:
official box with 3 tops (one with GPIO hole, one with camera hole and one plain solid although the box bottom itself has hole for the GPIO, RUN and RCA Composite output ) one flex cable adapter for the camera, now i have a OSMC/KODI box smaller than the Odroid C2 in the Schroff Interscale M case, mhhh time to order some micro usb adapted/hub and a mini-HDMI/HDMI cable ... i guess
the rightmost monitor is used rarely, tbh. It's failing (only works reliably at 120Hz and not 144Hz) so i use it when i'm doing teleconference, stress testing for more monitoring apps, or sometimes just with a chromecast connected to play stuff while i'm farting about in the BIOS or whatever
Damn, you jumped on them!
Tips: install G hub, update the firmware - then go into device manager and reinstall the USB driver with the same driver, and it solves 99% of connectivity issues
the new firmware fixes a *lot* of problems, and gives seperate bass and treble control
they really are quite nice speakers, they dont have the power my old Z5500's from logitech had, but they're a LOT more compact and easier to use
Also if you dont have the software running they do a rainbow cycle that flashes with audio, and the G button toggles brigtness to lower or disable that outright
The Mx518 is like €25 euros no? With a SSD that's hell of a deal. The regular design is ok but the beaten up version that looks like someone has gone to town on it with a ball pane hammer I don't get.
The Mx518 is like €25 euros no? With a SSD that's hell of a deal. The regular design is ok but the beaten up version that looks like someone has gone to town on it with a ball pane hammer I don't get.
This is in Finnish, sorry prices are in Euros (shipping is that 1.99EUR)
A quick translate:
Tilauksen tuotteet = items of your order
Tuotenumero = item number
Lähetettävissä = ready to ship
Tuotetta varattu tilaukseesi = item(s) ready for your order
Yhteensä = total
I've already had the case, an HDD and a soundcard, and the RX 580 is a temporary solution until the bigger one arrives. If you're interested, I can go into details and prices.
Major upgrade on the audio front. Found a good deal on some KRK V4 S4s; one was used for a really good deal the other used a promo.
Digital bi-amplification, active crossovers, and kevlar drivers counts and "technology" right? I've actually had these for awhile sitting on a shelf while I'm doing some work on the office bedroom but I'm getting close to being able to use these and I think these are still technically the latest tech buy.
4" woofer and 1" dome tweeter, 85 watts total and respectable F3 of 60Hz. Also lots of switches to play with, lol. There will be a sub to be added in as well at some point.
I thought I knew everything about PCs from this era, but here we go... what is socket 603/604? Based on what I see, it looks like some high-end Pentium 4.