Show your new toys Topic
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Judging by the name of the Imgur album, my money is on it being the Sibolan S4
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074M8RFH3/?tag=theminutiae-20
Yep kompact got it right. It’s not a bad deal. I was worried when it said 20 ms response time but it’s not blurry or “smearing” to me. Also the input lag feels minimal to me, although admittedly I’m not MLG status. Only 1080p@60, but at this size that is fine, would’ve liked a higher refresh rate. The price stung for me a bit at 250 as this is only a backup for when I can’t use a hotel tv to hook my rig to. But compared to similar models I guess it is in line.
ATH-SR5, MSR7's little brother, not for bass lovers.
A lot of similarities in sound, I want to buy MSR7 again (especially SE ver.) but can't spend a lot.
The only downside is because of the on-ear form factor, it will hurt my ears after ~2 hours.
Picked up a N36L HP MicroServer for a very good price.
They're nice little servers. You can enable full SATA 3 speeds on the eSATA port with a BIOS update. With that routed back inside (e.g. through the PCIe slot, or one of the unused rear punchouts), you can fit 6 3.5" drives internally: 4 in the hotswap bays, one in the ODD bay, and one in the bay below the ODD.
@EdZ I'm throwing in a HP P400 SAS card into the system and a Silverstone 4x 2.5" drive bay into the optical drive area 
The box was sold to me "for parts or not working" for a steal (I couldn't buy the included 500GB drive for the price I paid for the whole thing). I moved two jumpers that were in the wrong spots and it booted up perfectly. This weekend's project is to slot in a couple of new drives and get it on the network with FreeNAS or similar.
The box was sold to me "for parts or not working" for a steal (I couldn't buy the included 500GB drive for the price I paid for the whole thing). I moved two jumpers that were in the wrong spots and it booted up perfectly. This weekend's project is to slot in a couple of new drives and get it on the network with FreeNAS or similar.
I have this exact one running at work on NAS4Free, works like a charm !@EdZ I'm throwing in a HP P400 SAS card into the system and a Silverstone 4x 2.5" drive bay into the optical drive area
The box was sold to me "for parts or not working" for a steal (I couldn't buy the included 500GB drive for the price I paid for the whole thing). I moved two jumpers that were in the wrong spots and it booted up perfectly. This weekend's project is to slot in a couple of new drives and get it on the network with FreeNAS or similar.
Do review samples count as new toys?
Also this replaces my recently deceased Canon 60D;
Gotta say, that PSU is pretty sexy. Obviously they need to pull off a 400W modular and passive Flex ATX next.
Huh, could you link me a mod log? Ive got one sitting on my desk and this sounds somewhat interestimg
I mean, it's just something I did spontaneously because I had to. I picked a corner and used a Dremel to sand away the metal.
Some Ethernet cables, a USB cable, and a DAP. Returning the DAP as the noise floor is high and I hear a plop every time tracks are switched.
I use Amazonbasics cables at work a lot, they are very good cables for the price.
