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And further to that, the post explains the difference between the W and WW tags on the RGB systems. Which is even something that even most LCD panels cant display. For instance, if you go to the store right now and take a gander at top of the line 4k panels from Samsung and Sony, they are not...

"very basic of every modern computer display"....... There are very few displays that actually use RGB diodes. The displays that do are extremely expensive 10bit professional displays. Current LED displays simply means that the lamp lighting behind the LCD's is replaced with LED. The LED...

Are you adding the second GPU for additional outputs? Or are you using it for more graphics power? The reason I ask is the second GPU doesn't add any additional processing power. Unfortunately that's just not how it works (for games and home use anyway). if your only using 2 monitors and your...

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Hey guys, So I know what RAID does, and I'm aware of what the different RAID types do. My questions is more about the pros/cons to using a RAID controller vs the mobo. I am going to build a new PC probably when the Ryzen refresh lands and I just want everything to be done properly. My initial...

The 980ti's are not as cool running as the 10 series, but surely you should not be complaining about noise. Especially not on that card. I honestly thing the reason is most likely thermal paste. If the card is running and you don't notice anything on the screen then its definitely running just...

Man, I remember when i would buy games as a kid and need to connect my PS1 to the internet to get the necessary patches just to play the game without it crashing. I realize that games and technology are far more advanced and complicated to today, but the whole point of a development team is to...

First thing First, the wall outlets are going to be amp limited. Each breaker could go to many more than one outlet. Atypical home breaker in the US is ~1800W or 15 amps if i remember. You can install 20 amp and even 30 amp fuses but the wiring to the outlets from the breaker needs to be rated...

i deleted my post because i used the links from eximo, and i dont think thats the right sony

I know that optical does not support PCM multi-channel audio, but it will support compressed formats (cant remember which). SO according to logitech the system has a surround decoder, so you should send compressed surround formats. compressed-decoded-pcm-DAC ^from the above, This logitech...

to help you or provide the best advice i would need to know the following: what music source do you intend to use? what you would like to spend? number of locations you would need to place speakers for good coverage? and how far apart each location is?

if you expect to run the amp for say 5 hours straight a day, you should probably invest in professional gear. That doesnt mean its going to be harder to use or more expensive, they just have different design characteristics over retail or home use systems.

Hey, dont buy it. alot of your needs is gonna be determined by size of the space, what you expect the conditions to be like, (weather or not you expect and mishaps or damage) and running time. IF the bose system is a 5.1 origianlly intended for home use, it will likely not suit your needs. And...

What games? What resolution? What frame rate? and then, regardless, that processor will definitely "bottleneck" you in a few modern games just because its a p model and it doesn't run as fast as say a i5-6600. and probably one stick of ram running in single channel is effecting performance...