REVIEWED: GeForce RTX 5060 Ti with ZOTAC GAMING RTX 5060 TI Twin Edge OC

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Well, I've decided to push off further printing for a couple of weeks. I bought SLS nylon carriages and effector, a Titan Aero, and Trick Laser ball cup arms for the printer. While I've been fairly happy with the mag ball arms and current E3D V6 setup, I had a chance to upgrade and took it. I'll gain even more reliability and a touch more print quality.

I also bought a pair of USB AOC 16" IPS screens for mounting above my Asus PG348Q. I've used an older USB monitor mounted above my previous 27" screen for years, and it was a nice setup. I'd always have Discord open there, or even use it for the map overview when playing BF4. However, when that small screen is paired with the ultrawide, it looks positively crap. It's too small, and the screen quality leaves something to be desired. The new USB IPS screens should look much better. Not only in appearance and function, but the fact that they'll fit nicely side by side. WIth the loss of a portrait mounted 24" due to the ultrawide's width on my desk, I think they should compensate just fine.

<blockquote data-quote="craigbru" data-source="post: 64941" data-attributes="member: 58">Well, I've decided to push off further printing for a couple of weeks.&nbsp; I bought SLS nylon carriages and&nbsp; effector, a Titan Aero, and Trick Laser ball cup arms for the printer.&nbsp; While I've been fairly happy with the mag ball arms and current E3D V6 setup, I had a chance to upgrade and took it.&nbsp; I'll gain even more reliability and a touch more print quality.I also bought a pair of USB AOC 16&quot; IPS screens for mounting above my Asus PG348Q.&nbsp; I've used an older USB monitor mounted above my previous 27&quot; screen for years, and it was a nice setup.&nbsp; I'd always have Discord open there, or even use it for the map overview when playing BF4.&nbsp; However, when that small screen is paired with the ultrawide, it looks positively crap.&nbsp; It's too small, and the screen quality leaves something to be desired.&nbsp; The new USB IPS screens should look much better.&nbsp; Not only in appearance and function, but the fact that they'll fit nicely side by side.&nbsp; WIth the loss of a portrait mounted 24&quot; due to the ultrawide's width on my desk, I think they should compensate just fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="craigbru, post: 64941, member: 58"] Well, I've decided to push off further printing for a couple of weeks. I bought SLS nylon carriages and effector, a Titan Aero, and Trick Laser ball cup arms for the printer. While I've been fairly happy with the mag ball arms and current E3D V6 setup, I had a chance to upgrade and took it. I'll gain even more reliability and a touch more print quality. I also bought a pair of USB AOC 16" IPS screens for mounting above my Asus PG348Q. I've used an older USB monitor mounted above my previous 27" screen for years, and it was a nice setup. I'd always have Discord open there, or even use it for the map overview when playing BF4. However, when that small screen is paired with the ultrawide, it looks positively crap. It's too small, and the screen quality leaves something to be desired. The new USB IPS screens should look much better. Not only in appearance and function, but the fact that they'll fit nicely side by side. WIth the loss of a portrait mounted 24" due to the ultrawide's width on my desk, I think they should compensate just fine. [/QUOTE]

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