Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

Not mine

But i just seen this on facebook, is it real ? :cry:

As it not listed on the steam website https://store.steampowered.com/search/?category1=993
Edit: I Just seen the HORI at the bottom of the box but it not on there website either

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Images of other peoples items that haven't been bought for this? :p
 
Images of other peoples items that haven't been bought for this? :p

Was hoping someone in here would know if it was real or fake
As about 75% of videos & pictures posted on Facebook these days are fake or spam

As it looks like a good gamepad and I wouldn’t mind buying one if it is real
 
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Was hoping someone in here would know if it was real or fake
As about 75% of videos & pictures posted on Facebook these days are fake or spam

As it looks like a good gamepad and I wouldn’t mind buying one if it is real

A quick google suggests hori has released a steam controller in Japan. Fair few available on fleabay from that region
 
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48" LG C4 as pc monitor (though did buy it couple weeks ago now). Went with C4 over C3 as screen is 144hz as opposed to 120hz on the previous version. Was trying to hold out till Black fri (or white fri where I am), but my mum came to stay for 2 weeks. It was either watch whatever she wanted to watch(she had started watching Lost and was on series 2/3 when she arrived) or bite the bullet and go early. Still not bad as worked out about £780. My preference would have been the 42" version, but that's not sold where I am.
Terxt isn't as bad as I feared...not as crisp as the 42"(which is equiv of a 27" 1440p) but still not shoddy. Having a 65" sony qd oled as the main TV (well, up until this point, the only TV in the house), the difference between qd oled and woled is noticeable to me. I much prefer the vibrancy that qd oled brings. the colours just don't 'pop' as much on the woled. Still a fantastc picture though so not complaining
Oh for a 42" qd oled panel though...that happens and I'm sold...this'll go in the bedroom then :)
 
I've been looking for and testing some mini-PCs to replace a couple of aging i7/64GB Mac Mini units.... Initially bought the Geekom IT13 (got through 4 of them I think...) and it was a disaster.

1. After a week or so just wouldn't turn on, return and replaced.
2. Replacement from Geekcom .... lasted about 2 weeks before it turned off and wouldn't turn on again.
3. Second unit I bought from Amazon...They delivered an IT12 instead of an IT3...so returned.
4. Amazon unit also failed.
5. Geekom said they think there was a problem with 'a batch' of them, so I Amex'd my money back. Meh.

Anyway, ended up with one of these - a MinisForum MS-01. It's bigger than the Geekom but then its a far better unit (even if the Geekom worked...). Supports DDR5 (the Geekom only DDR4) and has 3 NVMe slots (one of them U2 supporting). In addition it has TWO 10Gbe SFP+ ports, 2 x 2.5Gb ports, 2x TB4 ports and some USB on the front/ back. Yes, I had accidentaly pulled out the SFP+ to RJ45 converter when taking that crappy picture. So far it's been brilliant - it's been on and solid now since I got it a few weeks ago, so suspect I'll have another one incoming shortly.

Spec I've ended up with with is 96GB RAM (2x48GB), 4TB+1TB+1TB NVMe (had a couple of 1TB drives kicking about so put them in because why not), 10Gbe and 2.5Gb connected (main network and HyperV network). Very impressed.

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