Guru (Gang Starr) - Full Clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U76Nde6rMTw
Jurassic 5 (Chali 2na especially - 'Step Yo Game Up')
Big L
AZ - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIhxgeki3BQ

old crack clan with kyynel, hymzi, punpu, hocz. Old original TLR with ronny, flisko, thy. Broder. Old EG.Predz, extremer, harry, exfane, rebeli. Jammar, alexwut.

chill guy with insane aim. my two matches I played as scout statistically would not be good if it weren't for having such an amazing scout partner like him. Also, his career as a BBQ chef is flourishing and showing some deep promises. :D

best of luck in finding a new team.

#42 not a fan of the hive psu from forums I've read about it. I have the capstone 450M gold modular psu though for a i5 3570k + 670 GTX build. It's a very solid psu and works just fine.

But as #42 said, might as well get a gold modular psu that will last you a long time. If you're going with just a single gpu configuration, 450-550w is all you will need (550w for heavy overclocks - for most 450-500w is more than enough).

#38 I would get a different psu as CX is a lower-end PSU that would work, but just pay some extra dollars for a PSU that will last you a good many years.

This is a pretty good PSU to get: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182261
Nice Gold-rated, modular PSU.

I don't like Western Digital Blue Hard drives as they are the slowest for Western Digital, then Green, then Black. I would consider looking at the 1TB Western Digital Caviar Black which is $85 on Amazon.

I'm making a new mini-ITX Rig (old rig is in a TJ08-E case):

Case: Ncase M1 Silver (http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1717132)
Motherboard: Asus Z87-I Deluxe
RAM: 2x 4GB G-Skill Ares 1600Mhz DDR3
CPU: i7 4770k (stock)
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-L12 (undecided)
Video Card: EVGA GTX 760 (reference design)
Storage: Intel 530 SSD 240 GB
Power Supply: Silverstone 450w Gold Modular SFX
Case Fans: Noctua NF-F12 (intake for psu) and Noctua A9x14 (rear)

Around $1200-1300 including tax (haven't bought all the parts)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK0bGdG5ltA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm66ynBvCgs&list=PL42901967A2576FA0#t=00m57s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiRZPfo_qJs#t=02m50s

very chill guy and quite the demoman. easily at least capable of playing in a high IM team. makes good calls and is dedicated to getting better.

#59 that's why I like this anime compared to many of the other shounens. there's no stupid I can resurrect this person back to life or having 2nd chances. the anime constantly reminds what it would be like for humans to have to deal with adversity especially with a force of nature (the titans) that challenges their existence constantly and that they will have to make hard-felt sacrifices for the betterment of mankind as a whole. of course with any genre especially shounens, you're going to have to put up with common tropes where some will be more annoying to others depending on your tastes.

Overall, I would give this anime a solid 7 (5 being the avg score for my scale). There are some pacing issues especially with the 2nd half and the luxurious use of cliffhangers. I still find Steins;gate, Katanagatari, and Higurashi as the more recent anime gems.

Hifi-man re262 IEM with a Logitech USB-powered microphone ($20). Used to wear AudioTechnica m50.

PVHud

Silverstone TJ08-E (W x H x L: 8.27in x 14.7in x 15.1in) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811163182&Tpk=tj08-e

TJ08-E I currently have and the cooling is great. lots of room for cable management. It's also really compact and has a nice clean front brushed aluminum finish. You can fit big air cpu coolers and even do water cooling as u please. Only real nitpick I have is that installing hard drives is not as intuitive as others.

Silverstone SG09/SG10: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811163237 Smallest matx at 23 liters.

Lian Li V-354: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112300&Tpk=lian%20li%20v354 If you really like two led front fans and brushed aluminum.

I used to have a really good mid tower, Antec 1100. I just went with the general consensus among PC builders that "ATX" or "mid-towers" were the only way to go for PC gaming. Switching to the Silverstone TJ08-e was a substantial difference in size. With only one gpu and possibly an internal audio card for future upgrade (I use an external DAC instead), I don't miss ATX at all besides 3-4 expansion slots and maybe a few less usb ports.

I feel like matx should be the standard for gaming cases as tech gadgets have trended towards smaller/mobile, while mid-towers and full towers can still exist for the hardcore multi GPU, water-cooling enthusiasts. The desktop/DIY PC market would be in a lot better shape if there were more matx and itx choices.

episode 21 is really epic. lots of fights.

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ncase-m1-mini-itx-pc-case pretty much the smallest that can do water cooling and has so many fan and hdd/ssd configurations.

For those type of cases, you need a special 'riser' card. This way the video card is facing horizontally along with the case. The only problem with these console-looking slim PC cases is that it uses a pico-psu, which runs really loud under gaming loads I hear. The motherboard is pretty much a square-size shape with only one pci-e slot (gpu) and two ram slots. The best itx mobos are Asrock and Asus' deluxe and rog impact (only for haswell)

I hear silverstone is making a case like this using the Raven series. Personally I like mini-itx towers like the Lian Li Q08, Ncase M1 (crowdfunded only), and Silverstone ft03-mini.