Thanks, works for digital deluxe as well (came out to $27.24 after tax).

http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-100-in-ear-headphones/

I like using the wirecutter cause they review a ton of headphones and are pretty thorough in their work. They seem to suggest the Sony XBA-C10IP model this time. Last time (probably within the last 2 months) they suggested the Velodyne vPulse model so you might wanna check that out.

I have a pair of Shure SE-215Ks whose sound quality is pretty good, soundstage is (as expected) not as good as full sized over the ear headphones. The big plus for this pair is that they pretty much have earplugs with holes in them for sound so you get really good isolation. Unfortunately, they're kind of uncomfortable for periods more than 1-2 hours and I find myself having to take a break after that.

I also had a pair of Klipsch S4s which I liked a lot; they're really cheap now (look around at the S4i/S4a variations because those tend to change price frequently) and sound pretty good but didn't sound as full as the SE215Ks - of course, this is pretty subjective...

Excited to see this. Mixup 4-3?

I have the ASUS 144 Hz - compared to my other display, which is a 24" IPS panel, the colors are less rich/saturated but I think images look fine on it. It's my main display now and I'm satisfied with my purchase.

Also the colors out of the box weren't terrible; I think one of the Amazon reviews mentioned another monitor review site where people posted their calibrated settings so you could get some idea of what values tend to work for these monitors. After messing around with the settings a little I got it to where I like it.

Enter me, disengage

I like to use thewirecutter whenever I'm looking for new stuff. They tend to be pretty thorough IMO but can suggest things that are a bit overkill.

I went for the ASUS RT-n56U which has throttling/gaming optimization which is their "good" router; I've had no problems with it so far and it's definitely faster for wireless transfers between computesr than my old router was (DIR-655).

The wirecutter's top recommendation now is the RT-n66u which is $140 and also has the QOS/throttling thing, but they dont seem to mention much about the d-link routers unfortunately.

http://thewirecutter.com/leaderboard/networking/

I had a qck mini (normal qck thickness but smaller than the mass) and now use a qck mass. In my experience the mass is less prone to wrinkling or getting moved by mouse movement, etc. and less affected by particles getting randomly stuck under the mousepad (admittedly kind of a small issue and one that's remedied easily anyway).

I really prefer the mass anyway, based on those factors, but I doubt you'll see a difference in performance.

I can't seem to get on steam either - getting a "connection error"

CNFC has a 2 year warranty vs CDFC which has a lifetime warranty

Yeah I get what feels like a solid 120+ fps (my overlay doesnt seem to want to work for this) - it's a feeling just like #3 and #4 said, equivalent to having turned my sensitivity setting down. I'm running windowed, not sure if that matters.

I didn't want to keep asking for technical help about wsw in the official thread so I made this one. I realize this is in OT and not other games but I figured since the original post is there this would help it get associated with that one.

I've been having mouse trouble - namely that the sens in wsw feels waaay slower than in tf2. I've quoted some of the relevant posts so far.

I put in m_raw 1, fov 106 (I'm @ 90 on 1920 x1080 in tf2), but it still feels like my sens is waaaay too low in wsw. I have no idea what's wrong - mouse accel is off, mouse filter is of, and i'm getting good frames. V sync is off as well.

I'm on Windows 7 with a deathadder black using razer synapse, idk if that's relevant. If anyone else has had a similar problem please let me know if you managed to fix it.

Thanks

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Pretty much anything by
Scale the Summit
Guthrie Govan,
Orion and Call of Cthulu by Metallica,
some of Dream Theater's instrumentals,
Liquid Tension Experiment (largely comprised of DT people + friends), and there's so many more that I'm sure I'm forgetting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8wZVe9apQk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U75g2mDTXtA

I just like to have music on or kinda try and focus on what's happeneing during MGE/DM since I use to to actively practice/warm up, instead of just shooting around (which is when I'd leave mumble on and just chat with people). I guess I just have a hard time focusing on two things at once :P