Images of items I have purchased (except trainers)

[dlockers]

sticking flap would be normal

at your age sir, it isn't uncommon but I wouldn't call it normal.

-------------

Strimmer arrived. Can finally tackle the alotment without admitting to the alotment society that I've lost the key to their tool shed

S24 ultra. Need to shift my S22+ in green with a scratch on the screen now

 

[Greg0986]

Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 Black - Cracking cooler for the price

 

[BananaDunka]

Ever imagined buying a Windows driver? Yep first time for everything lol.

Because Microsoft is stuck up their own ancient backside, bluetooth audio was never given a passing thought so when you connect your wireless headphones, Windows will decide what codec to use, typically the most baseline either SBC or low quality aac. The Alternative A2DP driver contains all the supported codecs so you essentially force Windows to use LDAC or aptX HD or whatever the max your headphones support, can also tailor what sampling rate etc Windows gives you the option for, or again force it to use whatever you choose.

Was only $7 so not really too big a deal.

Neat.

 

[Reuben klang]

Not really the point though! Ridiculous.

 

[LiE]

A mint Fujifilm 23mm 1.4 LM WR.

Just waiting for the camera body to arrive.

 

[MrMarvelous]

I'm starting to look more and more on Ali Express for stuff.

200mm ARBG fan - £7.46.
SATA USB thing - £ 1.70.

Bought one fan to try out in my Haf-X as the fans are starting to click due to plastic warping and they're 10+ years old I think. Just ended up buying 3 more for the rest of the case - i'm pretty impressed! Overblow picture but looks good in person.

 

[BananaDunka]

I would be suspect of the bearings quality on stuff like fans from AliExpress/baba etc

Just saying!

 

[413x]

I'm starting to look more and more on Ali Express for stuff.

200mm ARBG fan - £7.46.
SATA USB thing - £ 1.70.

Bought one fan to try out in my Haf-X as the fans are starting to click due to plastic warping and they're 10+ years old I think. Just ended up buying 3 more for the rest of the case - i'm pretty impressed! Overblow picture but looks good in person.

I buy so much from there!

 

[MrMarvelous]

I would be suspect of the bearings quality on stuff like fans from AliExpress/baba etc

Just saying!

Oh I know it's tat - just taking a punt on it.

We'll see how long these last, just ordered x3 more for the rest of the case. Was struggling fining a 230mm front fan but the case has multiple mounting points so a 200mm will fit.

 

[beachBOYken]

Have you tried it?

I have a Ring tyre inflator as well but its mains and uses the "12v" connection in the car. wouldn't mind getting one like this.

 

[IvanDobskey]

New watch



40% discount, couldn't resist

 

[Derek W]

New watch



40% discount, couldn't resist

I sadly made the mistake of taking a look and there's a few watches I liked the look of I resisted temptation for now though!

 

[IvanDobskey]

I sadly made the mistake of taking a look and there's a few watches I liked the look of I resisted temptation for now though!

Nothing tempts me more than watches, it's a weakness

 

[Zeebedy]

picked this up today..I love my PS5!

 

[BananaDunka]

Have you tried it?

I have a Ring tyre inflator as well but its mains and uses the "12v" connection in the car. wouldn't mind getting one like this.

Not the same one but I have this.

And it is excellent. It is to within 1psi of brand new petrol station digital inflators so as far as I'm concerned that's a total win. It pumps up quick too and the USB-C charging makes it a right doddle. I suspect the vast majority of these types of pumps use the same pumps and only differ cosmetically. Get a £2 brass pinch valve clamp for it and it's basically as good as the professional ones at petrol stations when attaching to the tyre valve stem.

 

[beachBOYken]

Not the same one but I have this.

And it is excellent. It is to within 1psi of brand new petrol station digital inflators so as far as I'm concerned that's a total win. It pumps up quick too and the USB-C charging makes it a right doddle. I suspect the vast majority of these types of pumps use the same pumps and only differ cosmetically. Get a £2 brass pinch valve clamp for it and it's basically as good as the professional ones at petrol stations when attaching to the tyre valve stem.

Thanks, I don’t need to top up my tyres that often, but will consider one of these.

 

[BananaDunka]

I use mine on bikes and family cars too, so even if I'm not using it for the car, it gets used often, handy bits of kit!

 

[SuperElectric]

S24 ultra. Need to shift my S22+ in green with a scratch on the screen now

I have the same keyboard, Corsair K70 Rapidfire? Only does the 'R', not 'GB'. 8 years and still going strong

 

[Jony27]

I'm starting to look more and more on Ali Express for stuff.

200mm ARBG fan - £7.46.
SATA USB thing - £ 1.70.

Bought one fan to try out in my Haf-X as the fans are starting to click due to plastic warping and they're 10+ years old I think. Just ended up buying 3 more for the rest of the case - i'm pretty impressed! Overblow picture but looks good in person.

I’ve just bought a usb shifter and handbrake from there to add to my budget sim rig. Should be arriving on Tuesday.

 

[moon man]

Ever imagined buying a Windows driver? Yep first time for everything lol.

Because Microsoft is stuck up their own ancient backside, bluetooth audio was never given a passing thought so when you connect your wireless headphones, Windows will decide what codec to use, typically the most baseline either SBC or low quality aac. The Alternative A2DP driver contains all the supported codecs so you essentially force Windows to use LDAC or aptX HD or whatever the max your headphones support, can also tailor what sampling rate etc Windows gives you the option for, or again force it to use whatever you choose.

Was only $7 so not really too big a deal.

Neat.

I don't mind low res now and again tbh as I do a lot of YouTube music vids.
Listening to digital extreme definition at the moment 32 bit 352.8mhz sample rate, obviously a usb dac needed but I am using the wasapi driver out of interest