Posts by bgtrance

Is it me or does that look a little on the low side? Maybe drivers not optimized yet?

Quote:Originally Posted by mtbiker033 how can it have LTE support when it can only be used on AT&T and T-Mobile? Both of them are HPSA+ afaik. very interesting though, would love to have one myself. No, they are both large LTE...

Quote:Originally Posted by Esguelha Agreed, on the desktop 1440p may be nice but on games you just can't see the pixels. Wait why would you want to see pixels? Unless I am totally misunderstanding what you are saying. Pixel...

What liquidzoo mentioned is also true, but my philosophy is spend little more and get quality hence why I recommended the STX. Also look at the Ultrasone line of headphones. Excellent bass response and really nice quality of sound. ...

Well since you game a lot pick up a Xonar STX which has a really nice built in amp. That amp is able to power even 600 ohm headphones. And it will only cost you roughly 200 bucks or maybe less if you get the card used from someone. ...

Also take a look at this thread http://www.head-fi.org/t/603936/creative-recon3d-pcie-sound-card-denon-ah-d5000-or-titanium-hd-without-amp If you would like to know more just ask away

Neither. First off I don't know if the sound card you are getting offers amplification (which they will need) but you are better off getting a decent amplifier for them. Secondly, if you are going for headphones which require...

The Egalitarian. Can't wait to get a loft myself. I have been wanting to jump on one here in Chicago for quite some time and the prices are really sweet in this market. Setup looks superb

Quote:Originally Posted by CJRhoades 3840k doesn't make any sense either. What does the number 3,840,000 have to do with it? Seems UHD would be the easiest thing to call them. I give up on trying to be remotely funny or sarcastic on...

Quote:Originally Posted by Scott1541 Why can't they just make things simple, like calling 1080p 1K and this '4K' 2K instead. This is another one of those things that annoys me, like how ISPs refer to their bandwidth in 'Meg'. Ok...