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You can get ones with 70mm boards. So definitely.
We've got one from Dunster House coming as part of the garden overhaul project in January, no idea what the build time will be for me though!
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Good ones start around about 2.5k for decent log thickness (40mm min - two grooves - avoid the 28mm single groove ones without weather proof joints - they are just glorified sheds).
Also just got this lovely looking thing...
Installed a 1tb M2 and will have my current 500gb in the other slot when it comes out this machine. Same with RAM will reuse this 64GB I have. Got the 5900X in there. Just need to pick up a new cooler in the Jan sales and will eventually swap out the 1080 for most likely a 3090.
Isn't it crazy how sexy motherboards has become?
This isn't a new thing lol. non-green/brown mobos have been a thing for years!
As I'm working from home full time now it seems, Skype calls with aheadset started to get tedious, wired ones are faff, wireless ones need charging... so a conference mic was in order.
I can now stand up and talk in meetings effectively, or do them from the loo
The mute button is a selling point, hate having to switch to Skype to enable mute etc or check if I am unmuted or note.
As I'm working from home full time now it seems, Skype calls with aheadset started to get tedious, wired ones are faff, wireless ones need charging... so a conference mic was in order.
I can now stand up and talk in meetings effectively, or do them from the loo
The mute button is a selling point, hate having to switch to Skype to enable mute etc or check if I am unmuted or note.
I’ll ensure there’s plenty of tea
Which is this and how is it?This isn't a new thing lol. non-green/brown mobos have been a thing for years!
As I'm working from home full time now it seems, Skype calls with aheadset started to get tedious, wired ones are faff, wireless ones need charging... so a conference mic was in order.
I can now stand up and talk in meetings effectively, or do them from the loo
The mute button is a selling point, hate having to switch to Skype to enable mute etc or check if I am unmuted or note.
Here's the link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B083LKSGXW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
And the quality seems good to me.
There's a review of it on YT and it held up very well:
And the quality seems good to me.
There's a review of it on YT and it held up very well:
One of the best things I bought years ago was a little Jabra mic/speaker to use for web meetings.
Also to take to meetings to use as used to get caught out with customers wanting people dialling in, but either not having any conferencing kit, or worse just having stuff that was really poor.
Also to take to meetings to use as used to get caught out with customers wanting people dialling in, but either not having any conferencing kit, or worse just having stuff that was really poor.
This isn't a new thing lol. non-green/brown mobos have been a thing for years!
As I'm working from home full time now it seems, Skype calls with aheadset started to get tedious, wired ones are faff, wireless ones need charging... so a conference mic was in order.
I can now stand up and talk in meetings effectively, or do them from the loo
The mute button is a selling point, hate having to switch to Skype to enable mute etc or check if I am unmuted or note.
That looks great. Unfortunately I am not allowed to plug any peripherals into my laptop that don't come from work and I doubt that is one of the available ones.
