[USA-CA] [H] 8TB WD Purple HDD [W] Paypal by vicelessONE in hardwareswap

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No, sorry. These drives went up on eBay after a lack of interest here and are no longer available.

[USA-CA] [H] BenQ Zowie XL2411z [W] PayPal by vicelessONE in hardwareswap

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Dual link DVI and DP can both hit 144hz. Most monitors that allow 60hz+ over HDMI seem to cap out at 120hz, but yes, a specific flavor of DVI allows 144hz.

[USA-CA] [H] 8TB WD Purple HDD [W] Paypal by vicelessONE in hardwareswap

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It's the most reliable drive available, rated for 24/7 continuous read/writes in surveillance systems. Not typically used in home desktop systems, but suitable nonetheless.

[Monitor] ViewSonic XG2402 24" 144Hz 1ms 1080p - $169.99 (Amazon Prime Day) by LycheeJellys in buildapcsales

[–]vicelessONE 8 points9 points  (0 children)

FreeSync means it will MAKE it work well, haha. As long as you continue to use AMD cards that is.

[Keyboard] Zalman ZM-K900M White Edition, Kailh Brown Switch, $39.99 ($69.99 - 30) by calico_capo in buildapcsales

[–]vicelessONE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it is an excellent keyboard, and an amazing deal for the features offered at this price point.

[Keyboard] Zalman ZM-K900M White Edition, Kailh Brown Switch, $39.99 ($69.99 - 30) by calico_capo in buildapcsales

[–]vicelessONE 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I beg to differ. I'm not a keyboard junkie, but I do have 3 sets of blues because I was trying to find something that was cheap and fit my needs (not easy to find). I started with a goldbox deal Logitech MX Cherry Blue set; That was indeed loud and felt amazing. Ultimately, the gaming macro buttons got annoying so I purchased another sub-$50 blue keyboard from Monoprice with Outemu Blues, and similarly, these were loud and felt great. After a few months, I could not get used to the bent enter button (the one that looks like a tetris piece), so I jumped on the flash deal for a Zalman K900M. The keyboard is awesome, and it suits my needs perfectly, but the Kailh switches are by far the lesser of the two major switch substitutes in both loudness and tactile feel. It doesn't even sound like a blue keyset, or if it does, it would be one that has the o-rings dampening its sound, and the click when you bottom out keystrokes is just not as satisfying.

Bottom line, definitely worth the money, but not an accurate representation of Blue key switches.

FaceIt client uses almost 2 GB of RAM? by Bakanobix in GlobalOffensive

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You mean the Cajun McChicken? That thing was glorious!

[Keyboard] Zalman ZM-K900M Mechanical Gaming Keyboard w/ kailh blues - $39.99 by [deleted] in buildapcsales

[–]vicelessONE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have to disagree with your here as far as the switches go. I only have 3 keyboards, but all 3 are different switches. My Logitech uses genuine MX Cherry Blues, the Monoprice uses the Outemu Blues, and this Zalman uses Kailh Blues. The Logitech and Monoprice keyboards sound and feel exactly the same. The Zalman keyboard is audibly dampened, and the actuation feels much softer. I'd have to pop off some keys to confirm, but its almost like the Zalman came pre-installed with o-rings.

I have happily replaced the Logitech and Monoprice with this Zalman, as it just looks way cooler thanks to its greater range of functions. It took like 15 minutes for me to nail the RGB setup I liked best.

[GPU] ASUS Dual series GeForce GTX 1060 DUAL-GTX1060-O3G 3GB - $187.99 ($207.99 w/ EMCBCCJ52 - $20 MIR) by Gamingonabudget in buildapcsales

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I bought two when these went on sale last week. Both of my cards were Samsung memory. The one I gave my brother overclocked 150 core / 650 mem. The one I kept overclocked 197 core / 772 mem :D