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Originally posted by: thespeakerbox
Your case is too big, your video card is old, and your desk is too small.
Originally posted by: thespeakerbox
Your case is too big, your video card is old, and your desk is too small.
Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo
Originally posted by: thespeakerbox
Your case is too big, your video card is old, and your desk is too small.
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Originally posted by: Phil
Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo
Originally posted by: thespeakerbox
Your case is too big, your video card is old, and your desk is too small.
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The case is only too big if it's not stuffed to the brim with hard disks![]()
Lean back!Originally posted by: TySnyder
Originally posted by: Phil
1. A 3700+ is is not considered high-end anymore.
2. A 6800GT is not considered high-end anymore.
3. Neither is a single 320GB drive.
4. It will not kick my ass.
5. Far too many cooling fans, noobie.
6. Put a shirt on.
7. Your tiny desk sucks.
8. Your cable management sucks.
9. Your typing sucks.
10. Your English sucks.
11. Your grammar and punctuation sucks.
12. You suck.
Don't hold yourself back:roll:
Originally posted by: enyce2k9
haha love the noob comments by "Phil"
anyways i had a big desk http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/enyce2k9/DSCN0948.jpg
if u dont like my taste in new desk then thats ur problm kido![]()
Indeed. enyce2k9 is so much less n00b I can't even believe Phil would try to post in this thread.Originally posted by: markgm
Originally posted by: enyce2k9
haha love the noob comments by "Phil"
anyways i had a big desk http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/enyce2k9/DSCN0948.jpg
if u dont like my taste in new desk then thats ur problm kido![]()
Yeah, Phil is a big n00b around here.
I liked the old desk.
Originally posted by: enyce2k9
haha love the noob comments by "Phil"
anyways i had a big desk http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/enyce2k9/DSCN0948.jpg
if u dont like my taste in new desk then thats ur problm kido![]()
Originally posted by: Howard
Indeed. enyce2k9 is so much less n00b I can't even believe Phil would try to post in this thread.Originally posted by: markgm
Originally posted by: enyce2k9
haha love the noob comments by "Phil"
anyways i had a big desk http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/enyce2k9/DSCN0948.jpg
if u dont like my taste in new desk then thats ur problm kido![]()
Yeah, Phil is a big n00b around here.
I liked the old desk.
Hardcore or not, there's no point in 5.1 speakers if they aren't set up correctly. In fact, it even distorts the sound if you don't set it up correctly cause of the delay built into the speaker to emulate the surround sound. Set it up correctly. it is worth the effort.Originally posted by: PurdueRy
What's the point of surround speakers if they are not positioned correctly...
Originally posted by: MS Dawn
Ever think of implementing a fully programmable algorithm based on polychannel interaural crosstalk cancellation with conjugate compensoratory bias in the Gundry region? Definitely makes your neck sore from all those quick turn arounds looking for those tie fighters! :laugh:
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Hardcore or not, there's no point in 5.1 speakers if they aren't set up correctly. In fact, it even distorts the sound if you don't set it up correctly cause of the delay built into the speaker to emulate the surround sound. Set it up correctly. it is worth the effort.Originally posted by: PurdueRy
What's the point of surround speakers if they are not positioned correctly...
Originally posted by: swtethan
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Hardcore or not, there's no point in 5.1 speakers if they aren't set up correctly. In fact, it even distorts the sound if you don't set it up correctly cause of the delay built into the speaker to emulate the surround sound. Set it up correctly. it is worth the effort.Originally posted by: PurdueRy
What's the point of surround speakers if they are not positioned correctly...
i really dont get if you could afford a 24" screen, you cant spend like $50 for speaker stands
Don't know what a gundry region is, however that's an interesting idea nonetheless. While this 'polychannel' interaural crosstalk cancellation would be capable of simulation of spacial proximity in the nearfield, this would not allow you to achieve full spectrum correlation necessary for the head related transfer function to successfully emulate posterior azimuth in the anterior sound field. Furthermore, compensation for interaural crosstalk would require the initial transducer to phase-subtract the channel it is compensating for without achieving contravening cancellation on-axis.Originally posted by: MS Dawn
Ever think of implementing a fully programmable algorithm based on polychannel interaural crosstalk cancellation with conjugate compensoratory bias in the Gundry region? Definitely makes your neck sore from all those quick turn arounds looking for those tie fighters! :laugh:
Originally posted by: NanoStuff
Don't know what a gundry region is, however that's an interesting idea nonetheless. While this 'polychannel' interaural crosstalk cancellation would be capable of simulation of spacial proximity in the nearfield, this would not allow you to achieve full spectrum correlation necessary for the head related transfer function to successfully emulate posterior azimuth in the anterior sound field. Furthermore, compensation for interaural crosstalk would require the initial transducer to phase-subtract the channel it is compensating for without achieving contravening cancellation on-axis.Originally posted by: MS Dawn
Ever think of implementing a fully programmable algorithm based on polychannel interaural crosstalk cancellation with conjugate compensoratory bias in the Gundry region? Definitely makes your neck sore from all those quick turn arounds looking for those tie fighters! :laugh:
Originally posted by: PurdueRy
I think you should put a shirt on
PS. What's the point of surround speakers if they are not positioned correctly...