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It should, but that is the highest load it will likely be put under. There won't be any transcoding or CPU intensive stuff. Would be interesting to watch the on-board graphics puke on some 4k gaming I suppose ;)

Nope, I'm bringing them here. I have no desire to go to Moscow again, and they don't seem to mind California. My mother-in-law is coming in September before my wife returns to work, and my father-in-law will be out about 8 months later.

LAX -> SVO = 6088 miles and 12hours, 30 minutes. Ugh.

I suspect it will be quite high, particularly when playing 4k content. Should be interesting.

I don't have the time to fool with that mCubed HFX Classic chassis, and with fanless machines I like to have a warranty. And money wasn't really as issue in this case.

Good point. I can put in more memory on my own I think.

Just ordered the following fanless machine from EndPCNoise.com for a client to drive a 4k TV: Intel Core i7-4770S Haswell 3.1GHz Quad-Core 65w CPU 8GB (1 x 8GB) Kingston PC3 1600 Microsoft Windows 8 Professional 64-bit ASUS Z87 Deluxe 1150 Intel Z87 Intel Motherboard mCubed HFX Classic Silver...

Interesting. It seems that I am a professional Geek and a closet Nerd.

Awesome. But for me to buy one for myself it needs to be under $2k.

It is Apple shit. The best in the world.

All the staircases in all the buildings I used to work for were (at the very least) behind the security desk, if not set to the fire alarm full-time. Finding an available staircase is harder than it would seem.

All mine are the H100i. I didn't do the reviews, but they seem to work well enough.

I have a few of the Corsair closed loop systems, and have been quite pleased with them. Excellent temps, good noise profile, and I like being able to relocate the CPU fan/radiator to direct airflow elsewhere (in my case chassis exhaust).

You also need to take into account how much of your data is accumulated, and how much is fixed. My VM box has only doubled in storage requirements in 6 years, as those VMs are more-or-less just replaced and not added to. But the company data drives have increased 10x in the same time; now that...

I had no idea Haswell was changing the ATX12v PSU spec. And I still can't find a link to good information. Thanks for the warning.

The only people I know using Metro are those that didn't know an alternative exists.

I think I'll be going this way: Gigabyte GA-Z87N-WIFI (2 x HDMI ports, supporting a maximum resolution of 4096x2160 * Support for HDMI 1.4a version.) Intel i7-4770S (HD 4600 graphics) Gigabyte seems to have dropped mSATA on the Z87 boards.

An important caveat in that review: Dependent on cable length? I can use a 1' cable in my case.....worth a try?

Great find, thanks. I was just reading through the Iris Pro 5200 review on their site looking for just that: http://www.anandtech.com/show/6993/intel-iris-pro-5200-graphics-review-core-i74950hq-tested/17

Anyone know of an onboard graphics solution that can handle 4k? I'm looking into building a small computer to drive a 4k display. Ideally it would be a single-board solution using an mSATA SSD and a PicoPSU that I could just mount to the back of the TV. Intel is decidedly not helpful in this...

I've never been happy with the way my bike shifts. At first I was running SRAM Apex, but damaged some of the components on my first fall and upgraded them to Rival. Still not happy with the shifting I've upgraded most of my drivetrain to their Force level (one below the top). It currently works...

...and Handruin is the third fixture. Thanks again for all that you've done for this community!

Not saying you're wrong, but you might as well get used to it. We won't be seeing special resolutions for monitors that aren't used in TVs much in the future.

4k, 31.5", $5k Looks nice.

That does look like a sweet ride, though I am now on my second Roubaix (now a pro) and wouldn't give up the softer ride easily.

I vaguely recall Canon recommending you format the flash in the camera?

My contractor had issues with PEX at his house. He has fairly hard water from his well, and any place the PEX made a hard turn it was wearing through the pipe after a few years. He said it would have done the same to copper eventually, and the fact that he could make the bends in the PEX more...

I love those shark bite fittings, I have quite a few of them around the house.

That was it. Thanks! Edit: And, Plex is available to run directly on your Synology Diskstation. Sweet.

I suspect he means different ambient temperatures and/or humidity.

A while ago some people here including Merc were talking about a program that runs on your media computer and transcodes/streams media to other devices. My search skills are so poor that I can't find the thing on Google or here. Help?

Certainly just a re-branded drive. 99% sure you'll be fine.

In the console wars, the only thing I care about is Gran Turismo 6. I own two PS3s, and two copies of GT5. What surprised me was that they announced GT6 for PS3 and not the PS4.

Even if he did (doubtful, considering how little total time I have, and that it is a single seater with with the smoke system in place), I couldn't afford the gas. $1000/hr+ purely in running costs is a conservative number. Him just farting around on the taxiway for a bit cost more than I make...

Local friend of a friend, used to do the air races.

This guy had a pair of these in flying shape, and a number of others in a hangar. He also has a non-flying Mig-25.

Out driving on an active taxiway today, and was stuck in line behind this guy.

Does anyone know a travel agent? I have a specific international flight to book that requires more flexibility than the online systems allow.

XKCD or Tannin's fabulous site.

Proper laptops around here are available for ~$450 most of the time (usual discounts from Dell or Lenovo). I would consider the performance difference worthwhile.

That is very possible. Can Windows be told to deal with it? I know the font smoothing (ClearType?) supports different modes.

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Yeah, nevermind. No eaves. Best of luck.

Good story and a nice picture. How far into the room is the TV?

Probably not this year for the 7DII. I wouldn't mind going into the FF sensors of the 5D, but I don't want to lose the high frame rate.

Hooking them up under the eaves and running the cable there shouldn't be an issue if it is 3 stories up.

It just looks blurry. When I bring my macro home I'll take a few pictures. Granted, it is sharper than any of my 1080P screens, but the color is still way off.

I'm still waiting for something similar to the 7D but with better high-ISO performance. 5DIII?

If you run PoE cameras with shielded ethernet you can skip the conduit. It is all low-voltage, and most shielded cable has a UV-resistant shell.

Finally got the x-rite i1 out to try and calibrate it....better, but horrible. The pixels aren't exceptionally sharp or well-defined either. Great for video, but not as a monitor. Still, Civ5 is great at this resolution ;)