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dumpstertech podcast archive contact dumpstertech podcast archive contact dumpstertech podcast archive contact websites i use. engadget gottadeal lifehacker alternativeto twit tekthing xkcd atfw tgwtg thinkgeek microcenter newegg youtube channel newer older wednesday jun 22 2016 a look at the asus x99 strix gaming motherboard wednesday, june 22, 2016 graham aka dumpstertech takes a look at the new x99 strix motherboard from asus with help of captain curry sauce (jesse) and pcpackrat (greg). dumpstertech | post a comment | share article monday dec 21 2015 cooler master mastercase 5 review monday, december 21, 2015 hi folks... strange things are a brewing... i recently started working with the mod zoo. and today i posted my first review, of the cooler master mastercase 5 you check out here! you can also watch a video of my intial thoughts with a bunch of the other mod zoo munkys here: the mastercase 5 isn't till about 9:48. dumpstertech | post a comment | 2 references | share article sunday aug 16 2015 pebble update: 10 months later… 3rd time is the charm? sunday, august 16, 2015 after my second pebble smart watch started doing the screen garbled thing, i was finding myself a little upset. i really like the pebble as i mentioned before , but was concerned about the qa testing they had done. so instead of warranty exchanging with best buy for a second time, i reached out to pebble to let them know this was happening to me again, they offered to replace the unit, and did so. i did however have to send them pictures of my pebble doing so, and show them the serial number on the back to verify that the pebble i was complaining out matched the trouble ticket i opened from the app (the app sends serial number info to pebble). this was back in late april and i got the replacement in may. so i’ve now gone almost 4 months with the replacement from pebble and its working great. so third time is the charm i guess. so i’ve had a pebble on my arm for nearly 10 months. do i still like it? yes! going 7 days between recharges is just awesome, and something i wish any other device in my life could do as well. i still love the price i paid. at $100 the device is just right for someone still skeptical about how useful a smart watch will be in there life. and if a $100 is too much for you, check out cowboom refurb first gen pebbles go for $30 to $50: http://www.cowboom.com/search/results.cfm?keywords=pebble does it do as much as an android wear watch, or the apple watch? no. hell it doesn’t even do as much as its successor the pebble time. but probably the only feature i care about that those devices have and my pebble doesn't is a microphone. not so i can hold a conversation with my wrist like dick tracy, but so i could issue voice commands while being away from my phone. it's something i can live with out certainly, as i don't really want to pay $200 for that feature. i suppose i'd get color... but to me that's a gimick. speaking of the apple watch... sadly almost everytime someone notices my pebble for the first time (usually becasue i am looking at a notication on it), i will get asked: "is that an apple watch?". and kudos apple on being the only universally recognizable smart watch brand... such a shame, that no one else can market like apple, because as much as i love explaining my pebble to lay people, and championing the superior features like 7 day battery, and a great price, i have yet to meet anyone who actually went out and bought one after we spoke, though probably because they don't wear a watch anymore, anyways. dumpstertech | post a comment | share article tagged pebble sunday mar 29 2015 personal rig: project legacy part 2: cooling… sunday, march 29, 2015 i was watching jaztwocents video on a $1000 gaming pc for his wife, link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhmg4odkjd8 and i laughed when he had the same problem i did with an air cooler in rosewill legacy mx2. a lot of great coolers don’t fit because of height, and this case isn’t supposed to be water cooled… also got a kick of him having to remove the bottom 120 fans to plug in motherboard i/o. thanks again rosewill (or jonsbo who is the actual manufacturer for the case for rosewill) for putting all the clearance in the top of the case. so what cpu cooler did i use? i actually used a corsair h60 that i had lying around… but wait graham, you said you aren’t supposed to water cool in this case? yeah, so what, i’m a rebel like that. given the low clearance in the bottom of the case, the radiator pretty much had to be at the top. and the h60 is a 120mm mount, not a 140mm like the case. that’s where this came in handy: http://www.microcenter.com/product/391630/120mm_to_140mm_fan_adapter a bgears 120mm to 140mm fan adapter. now i had to do some mods to this adapter with a dremel and a drill in order to make the head of the radiator screws fit. using some washers i was able to mount the fan adapter to the case posts, and the radiator and a noctua nf-f12 are secured to the adapter. the adapter also serves as air duck that prevents any fair lose between the fan and the exhaust of the case. the fan is mounted in a pull configuration so it is pulling air through the rad and out the case. since i’ve become a fan of greats cooling lately… (get it?) i also purchased a noctua nf-r8 that i used on one of the two 80mm fan mount points on the rear of the case for more exhaust. i’m not entirely sure if it’s really helping a ton, but i figure the more things pulling hot air out of the case, the better, especially since i removed that 120mm intake fan at the bottom. i’m really not in love with how the power supply mount in this case forces the fan of the power supply to blow hot air over the system. i think the blower style reference cooler of the gtx 770 may help push air out the back as well, but it’s directly in the air flow path of the exhaust from the psu. dumpstertech | post a comment | 2 references | share article saturday mar 28 2015 personal rig: project legacy. part 1. case review saturday, march 28, 2015 okay… i know i know… i need to actually blog more… i suck. so here is a post i’ve meant to do for almost a year. as i’ve mentioned it before i am a sucker for the apple design, just not apple prices or locked down eco-system. despite owning an iphone, ipad mac pro, and mac mini… i still love windows over osx, and i wouldn’t be caught dead using a mac book. (i am a diehard thinkpad fan boy). but i still love the design… this is where the rosewill legacy mx2 silver comes in. a case that kind of reminds you of apple, but doesn’t scream knock off. review: this case is really all about looks. it’s aluminum and unibody. it’s just pretty. the side panels are ball socket attached, not screwed in; which is both awesome and weird at the same time. air flow is unusual in this case as well. drawing air from the bottom via two thin 120mm case fans and exhausting out a top mounted 140mm fan. rosewill claims water cooling it’s really an option in this case, and they are right… sort of (more on that later). there is also the option for dual 80mm mounts out the back. looking at the back of this case, you might be confused by the lack of power supply mount, but the presence of a power plug in. this is because the power is passed through the back via a cable that is intended to connect to a vertical mounted power supply in the front. probably the one feature that is just bizarre in this case, but is the result of making this case have a smaller overall size while still having room to hold a full atx motherboard. this almost reminds me of the cooler master elite 360 which uses a similar pass through to the front option for power supply, and it too holds a full atx board. in front of the case you are presenting a very clean look, there are no 5 ¼” bays, only slot for a mini slot loading optical drive bay. also in the front is a power button, headphone and microphone ports as well as two usb 2.0 and two usb 3.0 ports. anyone else not

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