HappyBuddhaman

Thermaltake gaming monitor 

Hello,
 
I will check with the team, we should have them up at our TT Buy Store here soon!
 
https://store.thermaltakeusa.com/account.php?backurl=aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yZS50aGVybWFsdGFrZXVzYS5jb20v

After reading a lot of reviews about a lot of different headsets, I decided to get these in black.  I heard a lot of complaints about the base level, I don't know, maybe people wanted artificial base, or wanted to blow their eardrums out listening to EDM at some nuclear level, (nothing wrong with EDM) but I'm really enjoying these.  If paired with a good sound card or good quality on board audio (I'm using mine with the ASUS Formula VII MB, which has AMAZING on-board audio), they sound pretty #### good.  They are very flat, which I really appreciate, because I can control the sound easier than headphones that crank the bass and kill the treble.

One piece of advice, could use a clip on the wire close to the volume control.  The volume control keeps getting caught right under the lip of my desk, if I could clip that volume control to my shirt, would just make things a little easier.   Something I'll add myself.

Rice sized for me, seems to be working.

Agree with your list

I enjoy the colder weather that lets me just sit down enjoy some music on my groovy duo and read a book while keeping warm. What do you enjoy about the fall season?

After reading a lot of reviews about a lot of different headsets, I decided to get these in black.  I heard a lot of complaints about the base level, I don't know, maybe people wanted artificial base, or wanted to blow their eardrums out listening to EDM at some nuclear level, (nothing wrong with EDM) but I'm really enjoying these.  If paired with a good sound card or good quality on board audio (I'm using mine with the ASUS Formula VII MB, which has AMAZING on-board audio), they sound pretty #### good.  They are very flat, which I really appreciate, because I can control the sound easier than headphones that crank the bass and kill the treble.

One piece of advice, could use a clip on the wire close to the volume control.  The volume control keeps getting caught right under the lip of my desk, if I could clip that volume control to my shirt, would just make things a little easier.   Something I'll add myself.

The Blacks on mine are great, noise doesn't bother me, and illumination is a MUST, but last on the list.

1 - Quality
2 - Features
3 - Switch type
4 - Illumination

I'll probably never go back to membrane.  Now if we can just get all that, with a PS/2 connection instead of a USB.

I would love to see a custom liquid cooled job with that titanium case, I didn't think it could be done because of the separate compartments.  Maybe an external mounted cylinder reservoir , and some creative drilling....where to put the rads though....hmmmmmm.

My first thought would be to shut everything down and 2x check all physical connections to the MB, re-seat everything, then uninstall the software, restart, re-install the software from the Tt website.

Maybe you have a loose connection?

All Sata is backwards compatible, so it should.  Check the back of the drive on your Sata 3, there might be jumpers there you'll have to place in order to force the drive to run at Sata 1 speeds.  Also make sure the BIOS is updated.

I would love to see a custom liquid cooled job with that titanium case, I didn't think it could be done because of the separate compartments.  Maybe an external mounted cylinder reservoir , and some creative drilling....where to put the rads though....hmmmmmm.

Would this help?  I have the same issue where I have a card reader I can't install yet, as well as the front USB ports, this is solving my issue.  And, it won't take up a PCI slot, I couldn't find a PCI card with INTERNAL headers anywhere.

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/10198/usb-07/NZXT_IU01_Internal_USB_Expansion_Power_Supplement_Board.html?id=czsvQ7zr&mv_pc=199#blank

Currently out of stock, but it was in stock about a week ago, they should get more in.

EDIT - Can purchase direct from NZXT, and they do have it in stock, $19.99 w/ $4.99 US shipping.

https://store.nzxt.com/products/iu01-usb-expansion
 

My first thought would be to shut everything down and 2x check all physical connections to the MB, re-seat everything, then uninstall the software, restart, re-install the software from the Tt website.

Maybe you have a loose connection?

All Sata is backwards compatible, so it should.  Check the back of the drive on your Sata 3, there might be jumpers there you'll have to place in order to force the drive to run at Sata 1 speeds.  Also make sure the BIOS is updated.

RPG's are my favorite, but I also have a wide range, except for sports, no basketball / football, only sports I can play is FIFA.  Remember NASCAR when Papyrus had the license (NASCAR 2003 I think)? I spent days at a time with a MOMO wheel strapped to my desk going three wide and four deep into turns at Daytona.  #### those were good times.  Then the license got sold to EA and it's sucked ever since. 

Custom built 8 foot desk, total glass top, all components in the desk.  Thin white translucent Dupont Corian sides with LED for illumination.  Z99 MB, 32 GB RAM, custom cooled with acrylic tubing and 3 Frozen Q T-Virus cylinders.  Tri-SLI with tri-monitor setup (whatever I could get that would run tri-monitors in 4K).  A sound system that would rattle the poodle next door, studio headphones that'll probably cost 4 figures.  256 GB SSD boot drive. 2, 2 TB SSD RAID drives with 2, 2 TB SSD RAID NAS backup.  I'dl figure out the smaller stuff like the KB / Mouse later.

Gonna be a while on that DRACONEM, car inspection + mortgage = no new mousepad.... (I would be open to writing a review about it with my Level 10 mouse though       ....)

With the gold and exp weekend with Diablo 3, I've been giving this thing a most serious workout, and I'm very impresed, been at it for hours and my hand isn't cramping at all, still haven't found that sweet spot with the axis, but I'm sure I will.  And I still don't know why some are complaining about that DPI switch, I haven't accidentily hit that thing once, and I've been using the middle "back" button quite a lot, so it's not like I've been keeping my thumb away from the sides.

Ears don't hurt either with those Level 10 headphones (more impressed with those than I thought I'd be, to be honest, those things are really good).

Ugh, I have to eat.  Food, Diablo 3, sleep.   Well....nah, I don't need to sleep.

Custom built 8 foot desk, total glass top, all components in the desk.  Thin white translucent Dupont Corian sides with LED for illumination.  Z99 MB, 32 GB RAM, custom cooled with acrylic tubing and 3 Frozen Q T-Virus cylinders.  Tri-SLI with tri-monitor setup (whatever I could get that would run tri-monitors in 4K).  A sound system that would rattle the poodle next door, studio headphones that'll probably cost 4 figures.  256 GB SSD boot drive. 2, 2 TB SSD RAID drives with 2, 2 TB SSD RAID NAS backup.  I'dl figure out the smaller stuff like the KB / Mouse later.

I love this case!

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+100% bonus to gold find and exp all weekend on Diablo 3.  Know what my wife and I are doing all weekend!!

I'm ordering this via Amazon tomorrow.  Can't stand fabric mouse pads.

I love this case!

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I love this thing, got it in red.  Heard SO many complaints about the DPI switch, and yes, this mouse will take some getting used to, but after you train yourself a little on it, it's amazing.  My thumb never hits the DPI switch accidentally, but I do find myself changing the DPI to suit whatever I'm doing.  My mother in law was looking at my build the other day, looked at my mouse and said "wow, that's an awesome model car".  She knows I'm a big NASCAR fan, looked at the mouse and thought it was a model NASCAR......no mom, that's a mouse.

Do NOT use this mouse with a fabric mouse pad, it sucks!! Don't know if it's the mouse design or the pad, but it "sticks" and doesn't glide easily over the pad, at least the one I'm using.  Ordering the DRACONEM pad tomorrow, thinking that will fix the issue.  Also, use a large pad, the small "pad" on the underside of the mouse, by the wire, gets stuck if it goes over the edge of the mousepad.

I love this case!

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