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Sounds like it's a marketing gimmick more than a real feature then![:\](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7 "Unsure :\")
Jup, very much so
Still, the buttons are interchangeable, so there is potential to mod it more easily than normal mice, but it's not as easy as they make it out to be.
Jup, very much so
Post a critical review on hardware sites, send Roccat a link and see if you can get any different response from Roccat? The squeaky wheel gets the grease...
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I ended up being substantially away on short notice since the week before Christmas until mostly today. Fortunately though I was able to check my post box semi regularly. So now i have an i5 4570 from @GuilleAcoustic ready to drop into my desktop. Super sick Christmas gift right there
And, as of this morning an Onion Omega 2+ and its carrier board. I backed it quietly some time ago and they finally came through, its freakin' tiny. My current plan is to configure it as an ADS-B receiver that feeds back to an instance of ModeSMixer (where my dump1090 instance also feeds data) and then drop it at someone elses house to expand my coverage some. That's somewhat dependant on talking said person into hosting it though.
And, as of this morning an Onion Omega 2+ and its carrier board. I backed it quietly some time ago and they finally came through, its freakin' tiny. My current plan is to configure it as an ADS-B receiver that feeds back to an instance of ModeSMixer (where my dump1090 instance also feeds data) and then drop it at someone elses house to expand my coverage some. That's somewhat dependant on talking said person into hosting it though.
I'm glad the CPU survived its trip halfway around the world . Merry Christmas my friend.
. Merry Christmas my friend.
Asus Q87T:
Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x 8GB (SODIMM):
Crucial MX200 500GB mSATA:
Canon MF244DW lazer multifunction:
Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x 8GB (SODIMM):
Crucial MX200 500GB mSATA:
Canon MF244DW lazer multifunction:
Plot twist. The motherboard is going in the printer with an e3 Xeon to make the most powerful printer ever created. Stores 500gb of documents in pending.
But because it's a printer, and all printers are inherently evil, it won't actually print anything until that 500GB buffer has filled up.
Couldn't stand the Intel radbox, sounds horribad and push-pin mount feels so unreliable ... Asus Q87T installed with my old Noctua NH-C14 . I go post my rig in the space inefficiency now lol.
. I go post my rig in the space inefficiency now lol.
Absolutely passive with 6700+1050Ti
I'll try it with 6700K+TitanXP tonight.
180 Holtite sockets for MX switches, 180 for LEDs. Not that I actually needed that many, but those buggers are small and I expect to lose some every now and then.
..and with that, the Masochist Keyboard gets that much closer to reality.
With the Gateron Greens I'm putting on there, this is more going to be a sadist keyboard
Just received my new cooler, around which my case design is built. Despite all the hate, I choosed to give the Engine 27 a try and damn was I right.
The cooler is small but yet keeps my 35W i7 cool while being quiet. Reviewers should definately stop using full fat K CPU when testing it since it is designed for 70W MAX. The CPU idles at 35C and reach 50C when playing Minecraft at full setting inside a passive chassis (no intake nor exhaust fan). The "fan" stays at its lower speed all the time.
Now my workstation is pretty much maxed out while having the lowest power requirement and size possible with a desktop Haswell.
The cooler is small but yet keeps my 35W i7 cool while being quiet. Reviewers should definately stop using full fat K CPU when testing it since it is designed for 70W MAX. The CPU idles at 35C and reach 50C when playing Minecraft at full setting inside a passive chassis (no intake nor exhaust fan). The "fan" stays at its lower speed all the time.
Now my workstation is pretty much maxed out while having the lowest power requirement and size possible with a desktop Haswell.
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Told you so! :-pJust received my new cooler, around which my case design is built. Despite all the hate, I choosed to give the Engine 27 a try and damn was I right.
The cooler is small but yet keeps my 35W i7 cool while being quiet. Reviewers should definately stop using full fat K CPU when testing it since it is designed for 70W MAX. The CPU idles at 35C and reach 50C when playing Minecraft at full setting inside a passive chassis (no intake nor exhaust fan). The "fan" stays at its lower speed all the time.
Now my workstation is pretty much maxed out while having the lowest power requirement and size possible with a desktop Haswell.
