Oh. Strange. To me they looked like handles attached to the rear of the glass.
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Oh. Strange. To me they looked like handles attached to the rear of the glass.
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Good luck getting anywhere near the advertised speed for writes.
Mine struggles to hit 20MB/s
And no issue with USB3 or anything of the sort... my SanDisk exceeds 150MB/s
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TV is an old x4500, first Sony TV to have led backlighting. In fact it has fully local dimmed rgb led backlighting which was pretty cutting edge 6 years ago
In fact, not that many TV's even have local dimming now.But yeh, it has like a clear acrylic edge that makes the speakers look separate from the screen. A bit Marmite I guess, but it never bothered me.
TV still produces a fantastic picture even now.
Read 126/Write 99.6/Mixed 97/Average 107 MB/s on mine. I'd worry if it was anything else but it's only a stick...
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That's alright then... perhaps they've improved since I bought mine... not happy with its performance.
I got cherry browns, not too bad. I also have the same mouse, steel series seem to update their software every week - no idea why?
You'd rather they didn't update their software?
No, I just don't see how there is a need for so many updates for something relatively simple.
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Treated cats to a new carry box
Looks good but fit is questionable for top when getting them back together.
Is that for drowning them?
Took a gamble on a "budget" mouse for £32.
The really luxurious sounding "Utechsmart Venus 16400DPI"
Will you actually use all those buttons? Is the mouse any good so far?
My MSI laptop has a SteelSeries keyboard, seems every time I turn it on there's an update!
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Took a gamble on a "budget" mouse for £32.
The really luxurious sounding "Utechsmart Venus 16400DPI"
Needs more buttons on the side
Took a gamble on a "budget" mouse for £32.
The really luxurious sounding "Utechsmart Venus 16400DPI"
what network is that on?
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About the same here on my G502.
Bought a Denon mini HiFi and q acoustics speakers
Excuse the rats nest of cables
What speakers and stands are they if you dont mind me asking?
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Looks a bit like Atacama stands but the base is different.
http://www.superfi.co.uk/p-9562-ata...antHid=12210&gclid=CKf2oKm0tMoCFSMHwwodTt8FZA
http://www.superfi.co.uk/p-9562-ata...antHid=12210&gclid=CKf2oKm0tMoCFSMHwwodTt8FZA
If it's anything like some budget flash drives, 16400 dpi could easily be 1640dpi in reality
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16,400 dpi could be non linear via acceleration. I think people usually go by the sensor used in the mouse for its actual 1:1 dpi
Looks ideal for using with a laptop. Theres a pro csgo player who uses 8000 dpi
Looks ideal for using with a laptop. Theres a pro csgo player who uses 8000 dpi
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