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Grease Spillett
OSG Planetary Operations
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Posted - 2015.09.15 21:18:00 -
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Gonna save my birthday money till I know what dust is doing port or abort?
Next time you see me, bring more friends.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBM5hM5LdDw
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Joel II X
Bacon with a bottle of Quafe
8
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Posted - 2015.09.15 21:19:00 -
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Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4.
Scouts United
Gk.0s & Quafes all day.
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Cat Merc
Negative-Feedback.
Negative-Feedback
18
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Posted - 2015.09.15 21:39:00 -
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Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4.
Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC.
My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3.
If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase.
Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment.
Xbone if you like Halo
AND THEN STEVE BUSCEMI SHOWS UP ON A FLYING PIG FOR ABSOLUTELY NO REASON
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Vlad Rostok
Intara Direct Action
Caldari State
253
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Posted - 2015.09.15 21:52:00 -
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"Birthday money"? wtf is that? I just put a 250 GB SSD in my PS3. It was around $100 - $120 CAD. $100 today is like $20 was when I was a kid (and still getting "birthday money").
Just go for both. |
zDemoncake
Horizons' Edge
No Context
1
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Posted - 2015.09.15 21:54:00 -
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Get a PS4
CEO of Horizons' Edge's mercenary division
My soul, your beats!
Enemy to many; equal to none.
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Sequal's Back
Dead Man's Game
1
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:00:00 -
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The prices are so different you really can't compare both. If you plan on buying a ps4 later, and have some money to spend, I'd tell you to buy a 500+ Go SSD that you could put on your ps3 til' you buy a ps4 at a cheap price and use that SSD in it ^^ It's up to you !
Bring your daughter... TO THE SLAUGHTER !
- Sequal Rise
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deezy dabest
IMPERIAL SPECIAL FORCES GROUP
Evil Syndicate Alliance.
3
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:02:00 -
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Grease Spillett wrote:Gonna save my birthday money till I know what dust is doing port or abort?
You can get a decent 128gb SSD for $50 or less these days so I would say grab that up. Remember the SSD will easily transfer over to the PS4 so no matter what it will be worth it. If you play a lot of downloaded games and do intend to transfer the SSD to the PS4 I would recommend going with a 250gb or more SSD based on what you feel like spending.
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Asad Thahab-Jabal
Incorruptibles
66
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:04:00 -
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PS4 |
Cat Merc
Negative-Feedback.
Negative-Feedback
18
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:07:00 -
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Also a note, SSD prices are dropping rapidly and capacities are rising as companies are starting to roll out 3D NAND technologies, so waiting even a few more months could get you a much better deal on an SSD than now.
AND THEN STEVE BUSCEMI SHOWS UP ON A FLYING PIG FOR ABSOLUTELY NO REASON
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Tech Ohm Eaven
Storm Wind Strikeforce
Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:08:00 -
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PS4
Right now play the witcher 3, Bloodborne, Warframe, MGS V
preorder Fallout Four, Battlefront, The Division, BLOPS, |
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MrCriminal High Power
Art.of.Death
188
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:09:00 -
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Both
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Click for free stuff
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Tech Ohm Eaven
Storm Wind Strikeforce
Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:15:00 -
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Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo
I use a 15 meters long HDMI cable to feed my projector and 70 inch HDTV depending on what I want to view
The PS4 is great when watching movies from a USB or blu ray disc and along with a Yamaha receiver I use four dedicated subwoofer amplifiers with four subwoofer cabinets tuned at 14 hertz with a 15 inch subwoofer per cabinet.
It sounds good but not the wtf levels reached by haveing 8 cabinets running 18 inch subwoofers with the crown 2000 watt amplifiers driving them |
Joel II X
Bacon with a bottle of Quafe
8
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:26:00 -
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Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo
I have my PC hooked up to a home theater surround sound system at all times in my living room and can hook it up to my TV whenever I feel like it since they're close-by.
My PS3 is only used for gaming, same would go for its younger brother. Only other thing it's used for is Netflix when I'm in bed with the bae, so to me, my PC is my entertainment box.
Scouts United
Gk.0s & Quafes all day.
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maybe deadcatz
the nomercs
751
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Posted - 2015.09.15 22:46:00 -
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Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo I use a 15 meters long HDMI cable to feed my projector and 70 inch HDTV depending on what I want to view The PS4 is great when watching movies from a USB or blu ray disc and along with a Yamaha receiver I use four dedicated subwoofer amplifiers with four subwoofer cabinets tuned at 14 hertz with a 15 inch subwoofer per cabinet. It sounds good but not the wtf levels reached by haveing 8 cabinets running 18 inch subwoofers with the crown 2000 watt amplifiers driving them
Bruh. That equipment. I use a fat old ps3 with a compsoite cable(red yellow and white cables) to a RCV box TV that doest go over 480p. Beat that.
'Perhaps fate will bless us,before this world opens its maw and swallows us'-space pirate encrypted log.
They all died.
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Tech Ohm Eaven
Storm Wind Strikeforce
Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2015.09.15 23:16:00 -
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maybe deadcatz wrote:Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo I use a 15 meters long HDMI cable to feed my projector and 70 inch HDTV depending on what I want to view The PS4 is great when watching movies from a USB or blu ray disc and along with a Yamaha receiver I use four dedicated subwoofer amplifiers with four subwoofer cabinets tuned at 14 hertz with a 15 inch subwoofer per cabinet. It sounds good but not the wtf levels reached by haveing 8 cabinets running 18 inch subwoofers with the crown 2000 watt amplifiers driving them Bruh. That equipment. I use a fat old ps3 with a compsoite cable(red yellow and white cables) to a RCV box TV that doest go over 480p. Beat that.
its in color? its in stereo?
back in the day
I used to watch tv shows like gunsmoke, petticoat junction, green acres, the ed sullivan show and the only sound for tv shows was mono with a new fangled thing being some shows were starting to be in color and you needed a new tv set that was capable of more than black and white
just two channels back then and if you were very lucky to live in a big city then you had three abc, nbc and cbs
caveman times back then with no sat tv, no remote tv controllers, no cable tv, no internet, no home computers, no laptops, no tablets, no portable phones, no microwave ovens, but then a buck or two was all you needed to fill the gas tank to go to the drive in movie and play mr and miss bunny while ignoring the movie |
el OPERATOR
Sinq Laison Gendarmes
Gallente Federation
1
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Posted - 2015.09.15 23:23:00 -
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Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:maybe deadcatz wrote:Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo I use a 15 meters long HDMI cable to feed my projector and 70 inch HDTV depending on what I want to view The PS4 is great when watching movies from a USB or blu ray disc and along with a Yamaha receiver I use four dedicated subwoofer amplifiers with four subwoofer cabinets tuned at 14 hertz with a 15 inch subwoofer per cabinet. It sounds good but not the wtf levels reached by haveing 8 cabinets running 18 inch subwoofers with the crown 2000 watt amplifiers driving them Bruh. That equipment. I use a fat old ps3 with a compsoite cable(red yellow and white cables) to a RCV box TV that doest go over 480p. Beat that. its in color? its in stereo? back in the day I used to watch tv shows like gunsmoke, petticoat junction, green acres, the ed sullivan show and the only sound for tv shows was mono with a new fangled thing being some shows were starting to be in color and you needed a new tv set that was capable of more than black and white just two channels back then and if you were very lucky to live in a big city then you had three abc, nbc and cbs caveman times back then with no sat tv, no remote tv controllers, no cable tv, no internet, no home computers, no laptops, no tablets, no portable phones, no microwave ovens, but then a buck or two was all you needed to fill the gas tank to go to the drive in movie and play mr and miss bunny while ignoring the movie
Jesus, and I thought I was old. No wonder you need 8-18's in your surround. How big is the closed captioning on that projector? XD
Open-Beta Vet.
CAPCRO Nomad.
DUST514 is WARFARE, not WAR-FAIR
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el OPERATOR
Sinq Laison Gendarmes
Gallente Federation
1
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Posted - 2015.09.15 23:24:00 -
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Really, I'm just jealous. That system must be the bees knees....
Open-Beta Vet.
CAPCRO Nomad.
DUST514 is WARFARE, not WAR-FAIR
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HOWDIDHEKILLME
Dying to Reload
897
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Posted - 2015.09.15 23:57:00 -
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Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo I use a 15 meters long HDMI cable to feed my projector and 70 inch HDTV depending on what I want to view The PS4 is great when watching movies from a USB or blu ray disc and along with a Yamaha receiver I use four dedicated subwoofer amplifiers with four subwoofer cabinets tuned at 14 hertz with a 15 inch subwoofer per cabinet. It sounds good but not the wtf levels reached by haveing 8 cabinets running 18 inch subwoofers with the crown 2000 watt amplifiers driving them
That's nothin... 170" Stewart screen, 4k, 240hz, 5000 watts, Dolby 9.1, the subs where 10000$ alone. Muhahahaha.
http://imgur.com/uuOcWxP
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axis alpha
ScReWeD uP InC
967
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Posted - 2015.09.16 00:29:00 -
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HOWDIDHEKILLME wrote:Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo I use a 15 meters long HDMI cable to feed my projector and 70 inch HDTV depending on what I want to view The PS4 is great when watching movies from a USB or blu ray disc and along with a Yamaha receiver I use four dedicated subwoofer amplifiers with four subwoofer cabinets tuned at 14 hertz with a 15 inch subwoofer per cabinet. It sounds good but not the wtf levels reached by haveing 8 cabinets running 18 inch subwoofers with the crown 2000 watt amplifiers driving them That's nothin... 170" Stewart screen, 4k, 240hz, 5000 watts, Dolby 9.1, the subs where 10000$ alone. Muhahahaha. http://imgur.com/uuOcWxP
No wonder you have so much sp. Buying boosters cuz you're filthy rich
Hullaballo and howdy doo! Musty prawns, and Timbucktu.
Yeltsibee and hibbertyhoo
Kick 'em in the dishpan. Hoo hoo hoo!
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Tech Ohm Eaven
Storm Wind Strikeforce
Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2015.09.16 02:36:00 -
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HOWDIDHEKILLME wrote:Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Cat Merc wrote:Joel II X wrote:Depends if you have/want a PC. If you do, SSD. If you don't, PS4. Eh, the PS4 is still a nice home entertainment box even if you have a PC. My living room is a bit too far to stretch an HDMI cable all the way there (and would require drilling a hole), and streaming makes my skin crawl from the response time. PS4 gets most multiplat games coming out these days, has a blu ray drive built in, and the browsing experience isn't absolute trash like it was with the PS3. If you need something to entertain you in the living room in addition to your PC, the PS4 is still a nice purchase. Wii U if you care more about games than overall entertainment. Xbone if you like Halo I use a 15 meters long HDMI cable to feed my projector and 70 inch HDTV depending on what I want to view The PS4 is great when watching movies from a USB or blu ray disc and along with a Yamaha receiver I use four dedicated subwoofer amplifiers with four subwoofer cabinets tuned at 14 hertz with a 15 inch subwoofer per cabinet. It sounds good but not the wtf levels reached by haveing 8 cabinets running 18 inch subwoofers with the crown 2000 watt amplifiers driving them That's nothin... 170" Stewart screen, 4k, 240hz, 5000 watts, Dolby 9.1, the subs where 10000$ alone. Muhahahaha. http://imgur.com/uuOcWxP
looks good
what subs did you get and what tunning did you settle on? |
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Tech Ohm Eaven
Storm Wind Strikeforce
Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2015.09.16 02:38:00 -
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el OPERATOR wrote:Really, I'm just jealous. That system must be the bees knees....
its just from visiting the DIY section on subwoofers and Home Theater at the Audio Video Science Forum ( AVS) and a few months of cabinet work. |
Cat Merc
Negative-Feedback.
Negative-Feedback
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Posted - 2015.09.16 03:29:00 -
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Never really cared about elaborate sound systems.
As long as I have my headphones and a microphone, I'm satisfied. Heck my PC doesn't have speakers because I would never use them anyway 
AND THEN STEVE BUSCEMI SHOWS UP ON A FLYING PIG FOR ABSOLUTELY NO REASON
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