do research before you talk next time pls and thanks.

No cause the ninox aurora still hasn't left the UK cause the shipping company is taking 4ever i.e. out of the producers hands at this point

Apparently the shipping company ran into issues.

Yeah I paid just so I would have it before December. I might make a review thread about it after I get it.

Sheens don't work in DX 8.1 as for festive lights idk.

For those of you who were interested in the Ninox Aurora and voted in the massdrop poll here it is

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/ninox-aurora-mouse

I haven't committed because I actually preordered the mouse. (still haven't got it yet)

For all we know he could be actually doing a study about people willingness to take a survey to benefit someone or just to take a survey; he could also be comparing 2 different types of communities and their willingness to help with taking a survey. We really can't be 100% sure.

How you not dflame right now? I guess you're not making it an over exaggerated post but really...

Thought I'd update this thread with what looks like a pretty decent deal

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009642
ACER
1ms GTG
24"
Lightboost Ready

$219.99

I do know a similar 120Hz Model from Acer had some awful input lag but that might be (and most likely) isn't true about the 144Hz model.

-edit-
Just noticed they also have a $20 off promotion with this code EMCWWWW239 effectively making the price $199.99

Amazon Link: $199.99 http://www.amazon.com/Acer-GN246HL-Bbid-24-inch-Widescreen/dp/B00KO4518I

This is what I use, I would just edit one of the Native Resolutions if I was you and change the Timing to LCD reduced and set it to 75Hz.

http://www.testufo.com/#test=frameskipping use this if it says "Valid" at the bottom you're good.

As for the HDMI bit
HDMI has plenty of bandwidth for 144Hz at 1080p (HDMI 1.4 and 2.0) 75Hz at 768p should be not a problem at all, the real issue with HDMI is that it creates Input Lag (10-30ms approx.)

Dual Link DVI, High Quality VGA (such as cables that come attached to Diamondtron and Trinitron CRTs), and Display Port (also carries audio if that's what you use HDMI for but not every monitor has it) are the best cables to have for low input latency and high bandwidth.

1st Turn you PC OFF and then ON

Pls make sure you have a fps cfg, vsync (including within the drivers) is off, all background programs (which includes windows update are not running or let them finish), Dual Boot should not affect your FPS unless for some reason you're booting into the OS that doesn't have drivers and settings installed...

If you input everything manually (and optimize) over single link dvi and vga 75Hz can be achieved at 1680 x 1050, 1440 x 900 is a lot easier to get though. For a 16 x 9 res 1366 x 768 should easily be possible.

Basically the FBI, Homeland Security, Europol and some other people coordinated what was basically a DDoS attack on the sites they wanted to take down to overflow TOR networks not hosted by them and eventually had the Response packets to the DDOS going through their own TOR network and was able to find out through that where the servers were actually located; which they then went to the physical server location and typically took images of the servers and would just scour the image to find incriminating material of the hosts. Interesting stuff.

Keep in mind Shoe and Lennon used to alias as Kai and trash talk pubs.

Lightboost isn't terribly helpful over 144Hz, sure it's smoother but really dim, has poor colors and the pixel gtg is 2ms slower. But having the option there is always better and the BenQ 2411z costs barely more and has that feature.

Also
"Has to warm up when on 144Hz before the contrast isn't so blown out. but once its done it looks great." From a newegg review

Seems a bit odd.