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That is a lot more overkill compared to what I have, for sure. Should work great for you, even if you want to do a bit of gaming.nice setup you got there. your mini-itx setup got my gears turning and i ended up putting together a little overkill rig of my own.
i used a haf xb evo case..with one of the drives i got from you.
asus p8z77-i deluxe
3570k i already had and a gtx650 for a gpu..
16gb ram.. watercooled the cpu with parts i already had..monsoon series 2 res with a d5 on the back, black ice gtx 240 rad.
Little note on cable management. Keep your audio interconnects and speaker cable away from the mains cables. If they have to cross then try to at 90 degree's. About two feet apart keeps the magnetic fields from interacting but its often impossible to avoid. I would channel the speaker cables away from the stands metal frame also. But I do take stuff to extremes
I like the stand with TV bracket built in. My 50" covers the 92" projector screen... As I get tired I sink into the sofa and cant see a slither of projection on the bottom left.
Guess it be easiest to get some cushions to raise me up
I fixed the speaker and power line issue completely. I just run the mains and the audio signal through both the power and speaker cables!Little note on cable management. Keep your audio interconnects and speaker cable away from the mains cables. If they have to cross then try to at 90 degree's. About two feet apart keeps the magnetic fields from interacting but its often impossible to avoid. I would channel the speaker cables away from the stands metal frame also. But I do take stuff to extremes
I like the stand with TV bracket built in. My 50" covers the 92" projector screen... As I get tired I sink into the sofa and cant see a slither of projection on the bottom left.
Guess it be easiest to get some cushions to raise me up
That's very neat cable management.I got the UPS hooked up and hid the cables. The unit is reporting 121w draw for the amplifier, HTPC, and TV. That is way lower than I was expecting. The amplifier only draws between 16 and 24 watts, according to the UPS (not sure if I believe it).
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Dang thid, you're a super gamer lol. Any way to use that new Wii-Mote on a PC? Now that'd be cool stuff!
I accidentally bought a Wii U today.