Christ, a lot of movies and pron?[TUF]Whiskey_Oktober wrote:
got another 500gb drive today...3tb is a lot of shit, trust me.
Still not the greatest ideaVolatile wrote:
All stores display them in this fashion - unloaded of course.Wallpaper wrote:
Good idea sticking the flashlight INSIDE THE TRIGGER GUARD
now that I have an additional 2 SATA ports in my "new" HTPC, I might as well get another 2 1TB drives. My 4.5TB are starting to be rather full (i.e. I have 300GB left)[TUF]Whiskey_Oktober wrote:
got another 500gb drive today...3tb is a lot of shit, trust me.
No, he's perfectly right. You're extremely unlikely to lose any quality with HDMI because it is a digital signal, no matter what cable you lose. If you do lose any quality due to the cable, it will be manifested as serious onscreen distortion - you won't just get an image with some noise like with an analogue signal..Sup wrote:
Thats relative. True good HDMI cables wont loose any quality while poor cables might will loose some. If you get a 2000€/$ entertainment setup, don't be stingy when it comes to 30€ cables.r'Eeee wrote:
Probably. But what I understand, because HDMI carries a digital signal, you won't lose quality. But, if you use components or composite, they are both carry analogue signal, so cheaper once tend to suck..Sup wrote:
No, not all are the same. Thicker cables are better.
So the point is -you don't know. Do you have an HDMI cable and HD TV?Bertster7 wrote:
No, he's perfectly right. You're extremely unlikely to lose any quality with HDMI because it is a digital signal, no matter what cable you lose. If you do lose any quality due to the cable, it will be manifested as serious onscreen distortion - you won't just get an image with some noise like with an analogue signal..Sup wrote:
Thats relative. True good HDMI cables wont loose any quality while poor cables might will loose some. If you get a 2000€/$ entertainment setup, don't be stingy when it comes to 30€ cables.r'Eeee wrote:
Probably. But what I understand, because HDMI carries a digital signal, you won't lose quality. But, if you use components or composite, they are both carry analogue signal, so cheaper once tend to suck.
Thicker more expensive HDMI cables are less likely to degrade and are less likely to have any errors, but I've never seen any video errors over HDMI anyway, so I am quite sceptical of how worthwhile more expensive HDMI cables are. It's not like traditional cables - it's digital.
The point is that digital signal won't degrade like analogue signal. It's either perfect or unviewable. Simple as that..Sup wrote:
So the point is -you don't know. Do you have an HDMI cable and HD TV?Bertster7 wrote:
No, he's perfectly right. You're extremely unlikely to lose any quality with HDMI because it is a digital signal, no matter what cable you lose. If you do lose any quality due to the cable, it will be manifested as serious onscreen distortion - you won't just get an image with some noise like with an analogue signal..Sup wrote:
Thats relative. True good HDMI cables wont loose any quality while poor cables might will loose some. If you get a 2000€/$ entertainment setup, don't be stingy when it comes to 30€ cables.
Thicker more expensive HDMI cables are less likely to degrade and are less likely to have any errors, but I've never seen any video errors over HDMI anyway, so I am quite sceptical of how worthwhile more expensive HDMI cables are. It's not like traditional cables - it's digital.
exactly.Freezer7Pro wrote:
The point is that digital signal won't degrade like analogue signal. It's either perfect or unviewable. Simple as that..Sup wrote:
So the point is -you don't know. Do you have an HDMI cable and HD TV?Bertster7 wrote:
No, he's perfectly right. You're extremely unlikely to lose any quality with HDMI because it is a digital signal, no matter what cable you lose. If you do lose any quality due to the cable, it will be manifested as serious onscreen distortion - you won't just get an image with some noise like with an analogue signal.
Thicker more expensive HDMI cables are less likely to degrade and are less likely to have any errors, but I've never seen any video errors over HDMI anyway, so I am quite sceptical of how worthwhile more expensive HDMI cables are. It's not like traditional cables - it's digital.
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Lucky sobTravisC555 wrote:
PS3, GTA IV and it came with a $100 giftcard
Who me? I only have a crappy 7600GT_NL_Lt.EngineerFox wrote:
Want a stock HSF for your 8800GT from my 8800GTS, better cooling than you have now, only pay 4 shipping.
Let me know what those fans are like, noise/air flow wise, looking at the numbers they're pretty good fans and I could do with something quieter than these Antec TriCool fans._NL_Lt.EngineerFox wrote:
2 Thermalright HR-03 GT's
3 Xilence 120mm Blue LED fan anodized
1 Thermalright Ultra 120 woo wooooo!
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These fans, can't say anything about them.,TheEternalPessimist wrote:
Let me know what those fans are like, noise/air flow wise, looking at the numbers they're pretty good fans and I could do with something quieter than these Antec TriCool fans._NL_Lt.EngineerFox wrote:
2 Thermalright HR-03 GT's
3 Xilence 120mm Blue LED fan anodized
1 Thermalright Ultra 120 woo wooooo!
I'm hoping they're 3 pin so I can actually use my fan controller too lol.
Pics too, I need bright fans, I like shineyness
