seumasbeathan
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I just bought a Lian Li V600FB case (upgrade for my family home server)
Looks very tidy. Havent recieved it yet tho..
Very nice case there
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Very nice case there
MrKambo
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Nike Flex 2012 Running Shoes, want to take my training up a notch
Klipsch S4i, probaly the best sub £100 earphones you could buy, my old Soundmagic E10M broke a little while ago
Animal Pak Multivitamins
PHD Pharma Whey, to add to the mix with my Synergy
Duronic KS5000 Scales, wanna weight everything i eat and stuff, monitor my intake more than a rough estimate i normally do
Klipsch S4i, probaly the best sub £100 earphones you could buy, my old Soundmagic E10M broke a little while ago
Animal Pak Multivitamins
PHD Pharma Whey, to add to the mix with my Synergy
Duronic KS5000 Scales, wanna weight everything i eat and stuff, monitor my intake more than a rough estimate i normally do
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KING_OF_SAND
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FredEx
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Ran across this pic I took months ago. For Christmas my sibs and mum will now get me gift cards or cash, since they have no idea what I want. The gift cards are always for Lowes ( www.lowes.com ) and I head to the store to get a little something. Kobalt is the Lowes store brand, forever guaranteed. I used to buy all Sears Craftsman hand tools due to their quality and lifetime guarantee, but they have become asswipes now when you try to get anything replaced anymore. Used to be you'd walk in a store and get something replaced, no questions asked, now you have to debate with them. Also their end product is not as...uh...hmmmm..."finished" looking I guess I'll say, as Kobalt and other high end tools sold primarily to mechanics. It is good stuff, just not as polished and refined looking I guess.
I got these items for a small toolbox I put together, something I can grab and take with me when I need a few tools. I have some other stuff, like a razor knife, wire cutters and needle nose pliers and such in the box too. These tools are a little unique.
The ratchet has an extendable handle for more torque...also the handle rotates so that if you get in a tight place where it is hard to move it to ratchet you rotate the handle to turn the socket. Then the small set of sockets are universal, they fit different shapes (hex/square/star) and are US and Metric all in one, so no need for sets for each. Came with the bit holder and bits. The pliers are very handy, like channel locks without the channels...they auto adjust and they grip very tightly with little effort and have US and Metric markings on them so I could grip something and look at the scale and see what the thickness is of what I am gripping with them...US on one side, Metric on the other side. Then the screwdriver set. Ratcheting, standard sizes and a mini "jewelers" size. These are also speed drivers...hold onto the blue anodized part as you rotate the handle clockwise and counter clockwise the bit turns the same direction, depending on how you set it. You can screw things in twice as fast or unscrew twice as fast. Really neat. Could have used these when I wired electrical control panels where I may wire thousands of PLC I/O connections a day...I used a stick power screwdriver, but you had to be extremely careful and final hand tighten. I was always the guy with a handy gadget to make my job easier...faster too.
I got these items for a small toolbox I put together, something I can grab and take with me when I need a few tools. I have some other stuff, like a razor knife, wire cutters and needle nose pliers and such in the box too. These tools are a little unique.
The ratchet has an extendable handle for more torque...also the handle rotates so that if you get in a tight place where it is hard to move it to ratchet you rotate the handle to turn the socket. Then the small set of sockets are universal, they fit different shapes (hex/square/star) and are US and Metric all in one, so no need for sets for each. Came with the bit holder and bits. The pliers are very handy, like channel locks without the channels...they auto adjust and they grip very tightly with little effort and have US and Metric markings on them so I could grip something and look at the scale and see what the thickness is of what I am gripping with them...US on one side, Metric on the other side. Then the screwdriver set. Ratcheting, standard sizes and a mini "jewelers" size. These are also speed drivers...hold onto the blue anodized part as you rotate the handle clockwise and counter clockwise the bit turns the same direction, depending on how you set it. You can screw things in twice as fast or unscrew twice as fast. Really neat. Could have used these when I wired electrical control panels where I may wire thousands of PLC I/O connections a day...I used a stick power screwdriver, but you had to be extremely careful and final hand tighten. I was always the guy with a handy gadget to make my job easier...faster too.
pcjunkie429
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Aww yeah...
(excuse the craptastic pic quality, took these with my phone)
And pre-ordered BF4 for PC
(excuse the craptastic pic quality, took these with my phone)
And pre-ordered BF4 for PC
roger that..
and more on the way..
oh nice. which color will you use?
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seumasbeathan
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This is just beautiful
Josh Weston
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Daaaamn Deano. Lookin' mighty fine.
remember300
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how does the 660ti do in sli?
what sort of fraps you getting?
i have 560ti and wondering about an upgrade
what sort of fraps you getting?
i have 560ti and wondering about an upgrade
prolly start-off with ROG theme (mobo colors)
the front
the mobo
the money shot
FredEx
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Damn sweet. Love a big case, I think I feel that way in part because I go back to the day when everything in a system was BIG...5.25 floppy, full height hard drives and you'd put many in a system as you could afford to buy another 80 Meg...even when we got to the 1 Gig's. BTW, they (all the experts) said at 1 Gig HDDs had reached their limits, physics were such that they could not get denser.
