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RE: Gaming setup ideas - MrKrellyn - 06-30-2012
(06-30-2012, 01:11 AM)sieve Wrote: what do you mean?
Say when one cleans one's system, for example, and disassembles it.
Is the reassembly alright?
I ask 'cause it looks bulky.
RE: Gaming setup ideas - Orcworm - 06-30-2012
(06-30-2012, 02:05 AM)MrKrellyn Wrote: cleans one's system, for example, and disassembles it.
What happened to just blasting it with compressed air?
RE: Gaming setup ideas - MrKrellyn - 06-30-2012
(06-30-2012, 02:12 AM)Orcworm Wrote:(06-30-2012, 02:05 AM)MrKrellyn Wrote: cleans one's system, for example, and disassembles it.
What happened to just blasting it with compressed air?
Not effective enough :/.
Dust always gets caught for one reason: I don't want to waste a whole can on one session.
So expensive here.
RE: Gaming setup ideas - sieve - 06-30-2012
Well, if your getting a new case anyway, it shouldn't be a problem. The thing with cpu fans of that size is you have to mount it from the back of the motherboard, which requires you to take the whole damn thing apart.
RE: Gaming setup ideas - PureCraft - 06-30-2012
>not having one of these babys
![[Image: Kompressor_tragbar.jpg]](http://www.autoservicepraxis.de/sixcms/media.php/2351/Kompressor_tragbar.jpg)
RE: Gaming setup ideas - DoughnutSpanker - 06-30-2012
>having one that small
herp
RE: Gaming setup ideas - PureCraft - 06-30-2012
>implying I have exactly this one
RE: Gaming setup ideas - MrKrellyn - 06-30-2012
(06-30-2012, 03:03 AM)sieve Wrote: Well, if your getting a new case anyway, it shouldn't be a problem. The thing with cpu fans of that size is you have to mount it from the back of the motherboard, which requires you to take the whole damn thing apart.
Alright, thanks a bunch.
RE: Gaming setup ideas - DoughnutSpanker - 06-30-2012
Yeah, was a pain in the ass. I didn't pay attention to where some of the plugs for my speaker (the one that beeps when you turn it on) went so I just had to take it off >_>
RE: Gaming setup ideas - MonstaBoi - 07-02-2012
As for a mouse the deathadder works, but i got myself a Roccat Kova+ and it's pretty great.
RE: Gaming setup ideas - MrNadapader - 07-02-2012
I just don't want something with too many buttons. It's a mouse, not a fucking gaming pad
RE: Gaming setup ideas - MrKrellyn - 07-03-2012
(07-02-2012, 11:29 PM)MrNadapader Wrote: I just don't want something with too many buttons. It's a mouse, not a fucking gaming pad
Prepare for a shitty mouse.
The way 'gaming grade' mice are made nowadays, you're gonna have a bad time.
RE: Gaming setup ideas - MonstaBoi - 07-03-2012
(07-02-2012, 11:29 PM)MrNadapader Wrote: I just don't want something with too many buttons. It's a mouse, not a fucking gaming pad
It's not really filled with buttons like you think.
![[Image: 0acje.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/0acje.jpg)
RE: Gaming setup ideas - PureCraft - 07-03-2012
>buying anything with "gaming" on it
RE: Gaming setup ideas - MrNadapader - 07-03-2012
I just don't see why you have to put in tons of money just for a couple extra buttons on a small mouse. I have an old logitech mouse and i'm happy with it, except that it's old, and when you click in the scroll wheel, it makes a loud click, louder then the regular click
![[Image: older-stile-logitech-wheel-mouse-2.jpg]](http://www.mousearena.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/older-stile-logitech-wheel-mouse-2.jpg)