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6 Year Warranty on AIO 2 Year Warranty on Screen 3x 120mm Cooling fans Rotatable, Magnetic screen Pre-installed videos Create Custom videos for screen set up Options for Full screen and split screen Easy to install and Use.

Clean look, very easy to use software, keeps my temps low

It's relatively cheap RAM and it works

I am a Windows user but recently had to take up support for Apple MacBook's. I use three monitors to do my work\support and my new MacBook would not let me use the three monitors, just the MacBook screen and one external monitor. I tried just about everything and nothing worked. Someone told me about this Wavlink docking station, so I tried it and WOW, I was able to use all three monitors with little effort to get the dock to work with my MacBook and it also works with my Window's laptop, so now all I do is unplug one machine and plug in the other and I just get to work!! What a great dock, highly recommend!!

my screenshot of my previous benchmark says it all. cpu score from 9442 to 14796 using Time Spy

If you are searching for a tiny, mini-itx / small form factor case that provide support for all of your home theatre needs as well as provide a low-profile expansion slot for your tv-tuner or video card, then this is the case to buy. For me, I have always wanted a mini-itx case that allowed a single-slot, low-profile video card so that I can having a gaming htpc case for my bedroom. However, I had already purchased a silverstone ft03-mini and went ahead and got a full size card. Therefore, I purchased this case more on an impulse buy and I was not disappointed. I decided to use it for a build for my brother for multi-media use for his chess class. I needed to have a semi-powerful CPU for the chess software but also needed to keep the energy and noise level down. I chose these components: Silverstone Ml05b Gigabyte h77-itx wifi mini-itx motherboard Intel core-i5 3350p Silverstone NT06-E G-skill Ares 2x4gb 1600mhz ddr3 Sapphire low-profile 7750 Silverstone 450w 80+ bronze sfx power supply 750gb 2.5" Western Digital Black 7200rpm hdd Silverstone Air Penetrator 120mm fan 2x 80mm Arctic fans SIlverstone 80mm and 120mm fan filters *No optical drive* Unfortunately, the NT06-E was too high, even with the air penetrator mounted on the bottom of the heatsink, so I had to use the stock cooler for now. In the future, I might try the cooler master geminii m4, but for now the stock is fine. All the components fit like a glove. One positive about such a small case is that every component is so packed in that it looks like it is a perfect fit and that everything is where it needs to be. All in all though, everything fit and is functioning properly. For the most part, the case is quiet. Not whisper quiet, but enough (see cons). My fingerprints did not leave too many smudges, and it comes with included feet so prevent scratches on surfaces or itself. But I digress. The pros: - Tiny! (7 liters, a few inches less than the depth of a pillow). - Black matte finish, except for the glossy plastic front. Still looks good, gives off a mirror sheen. - Cheap! $45 for a case like this? Really impressive. - Thermals. Plenty of airflow for the major components. - Portability. Will be able to take this anywhere you want to go.

-Slim fit for space limited areas -Daisy Chain ability

Quiet Efficient Perfect

Fast, quiet and cool.

32GB VRAM ITs not a cutdown 9070 XT, its 98% the same speed in gaming and obviously much greater for large memory applications like pytorch/generative ai. Still boosts right up to 3ghz, can be undervolted, no stupid zero rpm fan idle Fan defaults to a silent 1000rpm idle and unlike most blower gpus it really doesnt need to ramp up path 50% pwm (2500rpm) to cool a sustained 300w. Games exactly like a 9070 xt.

-one of the lowest profile RAMs out there. you need to consider this if you are going dual tower air cooling like the Noctuas and Thermalrights or the first fan will need to be raised too high, causing chassis compatibility issues -from the low CAS latency you can already tell this is SK Hynix. The actual serial numbers on my modules showed that this is SK Hynix A die. -within the first 5min of overclocking attempt on stock EXPO profile and voltage this is easily POSTed at 6200MHz with tRAS and tWR reduction from the very high defaults of 96/90 to 48. -also passed an overnight TM5 absolut anta777 with reduced tRFC and maxed tREFI. -next i will do the other subtimings but i'm pretty confident i will get something satisfactory. after all it is SK Hynix.