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I could open a window and drag to the black area and back but couldn't see it while it was there. The left side normal, right side completely blank. Like a line drawn right down the middle. A couple day ago I sat down at my desk and moved the mouse to wake up the monitor and the whole right side of the screen was blank/black. I was really enjoying it in everything from gaming to multi-tasking.

I Think it might be the Displayport interface on the monitor. I even tested a different monitor worried that my GPU might be bad and never saw the same problem. Every time the monitor goes into power-saving mode and I try to wake it up by moving the mouse, hitting a key etc it wakes up with with the right half of the screen black over and over again. Tried 3 different displayport cables that I know are good, Nvidia driver update, changing resolutions, power cycling etc. I decided to do some testing to attempt to figure out the problem.

If I can't figure it out in the next couple days its going back. I find it hard to believe that ASUS 'Never saw this' before.Overall Review: I have about 1 week of return policy left. But this ones is a major problem. I get that once in a while a monitor has defects.

These tests being conducted with the latest version of FurMark and verified with the latest version of Heavyload CPU load stress test software. I am pleased to report that this Noctua thermal paste lowered my CPU temps while stress testing on a Core i5 6600k overclocked to 4.4Ghz at 1.28v from 75-76c (after Arctic Silvers 100hr burn in period) to a very consistent 68c with NT-H1. And Im very glad I did! Read some reviews and decided on this compound and EKWB's as well. I have used Arctic Silver 5 for years and been pretty satisfied with it but simply wanted to try something else.

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Retail I've see this same volume go for as much as $12Pros: -Support for up to 3 radiators simultaneously-Included modular fan and water pump bracketsI received this today and spent a solid hour going over it with a fine tooth comb. I HIGHLY recommenced using this compound especially over AC5 an EKs solutions.Overall Review: Great price here on Newegg. While gaming I rarely see temps near 68c. So a 5 degree difference in my EK custom water loop including the full load on my GPU also integrated into the same water loop is very safe and acceptable temperature.

Seems like a standard feature that for whatever reason was passes on in design. Im looking forward to building in it this weekend.Cons: The reason I gave it 4 stars is because there isn't any sort of fixed eyelets in the back compartment for easy cable management. Its a really simple, beautiful design that should please anyone looking to do some custom water cooling.

Now that im doing custom loop water cooling I needed a very open platform with plenty of radiator space. This is my 3rd Lian Li case over the years and my first with tempered glass and as trendy and mostly unnecessary as it is, its beautiful and Im glad I bought it. Its a gripe and can be fixed with a trip to the hardware store that I wasn't planning on making.Overall Review: No case is perfect but Lian Li has yet to disappoint me.

The sound quality is what I would say is middle of the road leaning toward good. I love that they are cloth ear cups not fake leather! Good call Plantronics! Much less heat build up. It's fairly lightweight , which is a good thing for long sessions. Getting $71 off made it an easy decision.Pros: Right out of the box I can say that it seems to be of pretty good build quality. After lots of research and shopping around I saw the 35% off and couldn't pass up such a great deal.

It's very pliable and has less ability to tangle. I also like the flat cable vs a round rubber or braided cable. If Plantronics sells replacement parts it would be very handy to be able to replace just the mic if it ever stopped working. I do like the idea of the detachable/swappable boom mic for an inline mic which is a pretty unique feature.

It is fixed in a straight forward position.-The adjustable head band moves almost too easily. All in all for only $20 during a Shell Shocker deal I am very satisfied.-Boom mic will not hold a curved shape. More about the Mic in the 'Cons'. The boom mic seems to pick up voice and cancel noise properly at a medium speaking volume as well. If your PC plugin is more than 3 feet away there isn't much slack.

Or at least how it used to be. It's been many years since i've purchased a Plantronics headset but my very old basic one is still kicking so I suppose that says something about Plantronics quality. It just moves to easily.Overall Review: I also got these during a Shell Shocker deal like the reviewer before me. I also would like to see some stiffer resistance on the over the head adjustment band. I don't like the fact that it's not adjustable and I simply have to talk louder because it wont curve closer to my mouth.

Lots of room for cable management back there as well. The metal is thick and has a reinforced frame inside the back panel for VESA mounting. Much lighter and noticeably smaller than my Core P5. But for only $20 during the Shell Shocker deal I could not pass it up.Pros: Great open, unique design.

I had to hastle calling and emailing them last time around to slow responses and dont plan on bothering again. Why Thermaltake thinks its acceptable to continue to include these with the Core P5 and Core P3 is unacceptably irresponsible considering all the negative feedback on numerous sites. I strongly encourage anyone buying this not to get your hopes up about mounting your GPU upright with that riser card. The one that came with my Core P5 died within a month and this one was DOA.

I was a little worried that I got myself into a bad situation even though there are fairly simple workarounds, it would just be annoying to deal with them. You aren't making any new friends.Pros: Let me first say that after ordering this, I read that a lot of people were having trouble gettings all of the functionality out of their X52 Pro with the last Windows 10 update. But Thermaltake, do your loyal customers a solid and get some quality PCI-E Riser Cards to go with these cases. Great cable management, nice tempered glass etc.

Very smooth operation on both the Throttle and Stick and the Hat and Button quality feel much better than expected.Cons: My only reason for giving this 4 Eggs instead of 5 is because I am not able to Calibrate the Mouse Cursor knob at the thumb position on the Throttle. It has everything I need for games like Elite D and Star Citizen without being over crowded with hats and Buttons like the X55 Rhino. Now to my Review.-Ergonomically well laid out and has an adjustable palm rest on the stick-Easy to reach Hats and Button with my Medium-Large sized hand-Easy to use Software with LED color settings, brightness, deadzones etc.-Smooth Stick movement without any annoying hitch when coming back to center-3 on the fly profiles via a knob on the Stick-Passthroughs on both the Stick and Throttle for bolting it down to a Cockpit or Desk (Suction Cups also included)Im very pleased with my X52 Pro so far. So if you are having any issues still, I highly recommend doing a fresh install of drivers and software off the Saitek site. Everything on both the Stick and Throttle seem to be working properly for me. I installed the latest drivers off the Saitek site and followed the instructions exactly.

Finally it just flat out died and I sent it back to Saitek for warranty but they didnt have any replacements available at the time. I ordered an early edition of the X55 and had all kinds of issues with the software, buttons ghosting and random disconnects in about 6 months of lite use. The first being an X55 Rhino. Its not a huge deal because I simply dont use it very often but just a slight annoyance and I can only assume its a quality control issue.Overall Review: This is my second Saitek HOTAS.

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