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/csg/ - chink shit general
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In /csg/, we discuss the cheap shit you see on Gearbest, Taobao, AliExpress, Banggood, eBay and similar sites.
>IRC channel
https://qchat.rizon.net/?channels=/csg/
#/csg/ on rizon
>Discord link
https://discord.gg/zP789wR
>Chink Shit Randomiser
http://chinkshit.xyz/random/
>Chink Shit Wiki
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Chink_shit_general
>Chink Shit Infographic v1.4
https://my.mixtape.moe/aijpuk.jpg
>Chink Shit Infographic v2.0 "Still Unfinished Edition"
http://chinkshit.xyz/infographic.pdf
>News
• Samsung is to blame for the recent ban on shipping of powerbanks >>59178798
• Anon gets two new fidget cubes >>59179127
• Anon receives a new mouse >>59179841
• Anon gets a sock hanger >>59180153
• Anon shows off his new watch strap >>59180255
• Awful returns with a new review, this time he reviews the 8BitDo FC30 Pro controller >>59181575
• Anon gets a new model $1 mouse >>59182051
• Anon shows off his new chinaman shoes >>59182617 >>59182664
• Anon shows off his latest haul among which some pepe stickers >>59182818 >>59182984
• Anon reviews the Redcircle 600 >>59183119 >>59183160 >>59183225 >>59183245
• Another anon with pepe stickers >>59183984
• Anon gets some HDMI cables >>59185221
• Anon finally has a 11.11 order show up >>59185633
• Anon adds bluetooth to his ZSTs >>59185998
• Herbstick vape review >>59186160
• Anon reviews some Da Hong Pao he bought from Tan Teahouse >>59186237
• Looks like the Redmi Note 3 Pro will get an official Nougat update >>59187232
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>>59187931
First for FUCK YOU SAMSUNG
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>>59187975
>only 10
Already better than RegularOP.
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new comfy tech review when?
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Hey /g/, I recently downloaded the K-Lite Codec Pack and I need some help configuring the madVR settings. So far I configured the settings based on the wiki page on MPC, but it looks like that page hasn’t been updated since 2014, so more input would be helpful.
Can anyone tell me if the following madVR settings are the best for a Dell laptop with an SSD, 64-bit Windows 10 installed, an Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000 GPU, and a monitor with 1366 x 768 x 60 hertz resolution?
Deinterlacing: "automatically activate deinterlacing when needed (if in doubt, deactivate deinterlacing)". "Only look at pixels in the frame center" unchecked.
Artifact Removal: "reduce banding artifacts" and "reduce ringing artifacts" both unchecked
Chroma Upscaling: Bicubic75 with anti-ringing filter activated
Image Downscaling: DXVA2
Image Upscaling: DXVA2
General Settings: "delay playback start until render queue is full", "enable windowed overlay", "use Direct3D 11 for presentation", "present a frame for every VSync", "use a seperate device for presentation", and "use a seperate device for DXVA processing" all checked. Everything else is unchecked.
Dithering: Ordered Dithering
Smooth Motion: "Enable smooth motion frame rate conversion...only if there would be motion judder without it" checked.
Trade Quality for Performance: "store custom pixel shader results in 16bit buffer instead of 32bit" and "don't rerender frames when fade in/out is detected" both checked. Everything else is unchecked.
If it's relevant, I'll be mostly watching stuff on a 40-inch Samsung SmartTV hooked up to my laptop with an HDMI cord.
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>>59187527
Also, if you have any suggestions for any category of settings I didn't mention in the OP, feel free to voice them.
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dont install a codec pack install stuff individually is the best
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>>59187872
Well I've already installed the codec pack, so do you have any suggestions on how to tweak the madVR settings to suit my GPU?
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so /g/
i'm looking to build a super cheap workstation that i can upgrade as i get more work. I currently just need something to run Photoshop/Ilustrator, a basic IDE, and other misc. tasks.
I think i'm on the right path with this build, but i'm wondering if i should upgrade to a better mobo to get faster I/O and usb c/3.1
i work for a digital marketing company doing design and light web dev and my girlfriend needs a box she can do her graphic design work on.
Should i build this, or should i save a bit and get a better mobo? I want to add a graphics card, and eventually add more memory and get a better processor, but for now i just need something that boots and will let me get my work done.
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forgot the link: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/GCcrPs
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>>59187486
>Photoshop/Ilustrator
Hooboy, I can't really recommend a dual-core chip for running those programs, it's going to be sluggish as fuck, but I guess it also depends on the complexity of the work you'll be doing.
If this is for work, nothing is going to be as infuriating as waiting for shit to happen. an SSD is a good move, but you'd probably want more storage if content creation is your focus, unless you have that taken care of externally.
I suggest scraping together a bit more cash and getting a better CPU, it'll be your biggest bottleneck by far.
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>>59187650
i hear conflicting things about PS's core usage, most folks think high clock speed is the most important thing here, and seeing as i'm using a system with an Atom that puts out about 1.3 ghz, this would be a huge step up no matter what.
as for storage i'm covered with my cloud accounts from work and my personal accounts and external drives
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Can someone rec a good GNU+Linux music player? Preferably not bloated but also not autistic tryhard minimalist curses bullshit.
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>>59187336
Audacious, Lollypop, or sayonara.
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>>59187336
deadbeef
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>>59187336
Rhytmbox, Banshee, Clementine
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Why is this allowed?
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>>59187049
The worst thing is that some of those images have been posted with an anti AMD thread before
So we KNOW that it's shilling
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>>59187049
Looks normal to me.
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Ban CPU threads.
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EDC Thread
Get your daily dose of handguns and autism
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>>59187014
no waterproof combat socks/10
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>>59187520
nice purse
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can i get a quick rundown on x86-64?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64
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>>59186989
sure thing partner
https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-sdm
http://developer.amd.com/resources/developer-guides-manuals/
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>>59187364
>tfw to intelligent too read 10,000 pages of manuals
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I upgraded my rig recently and did a clean reinstallation of Windows and also formatted the harddrives. It seems though that the programs and features/ disk manager don't show up when I type it into the start menu. It wasn't like this before in any Windows 10 I used,
Things I did before this post:
> Created a new local admin account and deleted the first one. I set the second one as a new admin account and signed in my Microsoft Account. Why? Because the folder name in C:/Users wasn't what I wanted it to be.
> I installed Windows 10 Home using the windows media tool and a flash drive
>Manually pinned the .exe shortcut of the Programs and Feature utility from the AppData folder to the start menu to get around it.
What should I do /g/?
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Install Gentoo.
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>>59186894
>rig
NineBall (ID: !!MfGEVG3MAxb)
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/wt/ watch thread
NineBall (ID: !!MfGEVG3MAxb)
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This thread is about the appreciation of watches, as well as the micro-engineering and materials engineering that are required to make a fine watch.
>Required Viewing For Newbies:
https://youtu.be/_2J5phyd9J4
>Strap Guide:
http://pastebin.com/SwRysprE
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First for real watches
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>>59186984
Does it double as a flask?
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>>59186984
What'd you pay for that
Anonymous
Where are the third party cards? 2017-03-01 08:40:14 Post No.59186771
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Where are the third party cards?
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Now that the dust has settled: Where are the third party cards?
I want three big-ass fans to keep my card cool and silent.
ALso whats the deal with german pricing?
US has $699 (~660€ at current rates), NVidia will sell its 1080 ti here in germany für 820€ (>$850).
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Did you expect something else graphic cards are really overpriced in Germany dude
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>>59186804
>Did you expect something else graphic cards are really overpriced in Germany dude
So does a boy have to invade poland to get decent prices or what?
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US prices have no taxes included
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Hi /g/,
I'm getting ready for the first year of collage and I'll go for CS. What language should I learn? I know a bit of C#, but I was thinking about either BASH (cuz of Linux) or C/C++, since I'll be using those during my studies.
What do you think? Could you recommend some literature for language of your choice?
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Why would you choose CS when some pajeet can learn it better and cheaper?
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>>59186510
https://github.com/emoticode
This one.
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>>59186510
HTML5, CSS4
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Circuit boards and amplifiers are technology, right?
Long time lurker, first time poster here. I've been dismantling and repairing music equipment (effect pedals and amplifiers) for a while now using the mighty Google as my main source of knowledge. Suppose I wanted to get into designing and building these from just a layout. How much knowledge is REALLY needed to get started? Do I really have to go through Electrical Engineering courses to know how each capacitor, resistor, transformer and tube affects the circuit?
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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>mighty Google
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>>59186499
>Do I really have to go through Electrical Engineering courses to know how each capacitor, resistor, transformer and tube affects the circuit?
I mean, you need to learn enough about all of the components and the physics behind it. allaboutcircuits.com has a pretty good online course type thing.
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>>59186499
what you want is the art of electronics book as it's by far the definitive introduction to the subject, 'learning the art of electronics' is probably another good book, you should be able to find or buy copies of these books just about anywhere but try to get the 3rd edition (2015) as the 2nd edition is a few decades old at this point - it's not wrong just outdated, it's not strictly necessary to get these books but if you want a fighting chance you'll have to pick up a text book at some point
there's plenty of documentation and tutorials for learning electronics floating about too, and while it's not strictly related to audio you won't go wrong picking up some diy kits or even some cheap microcontroller stuff to give you some decent experience soldering and building example circuits
as far as audio stuff goes you'll tend to run into a lot of problems with finding bad circuits that are built by people who don't know what they're doing trying to sell snake oil but you won't know this without the proper knowledge or even tools, this shouldn't necessarily be a problem on stuff like guitar pedals but you'll then run into the issue of undocumented chips and the like, making trying to reproduce the circuits a nightmare
that said, you can find plenty of examples of 'open hardware' guitar pedals and the like which tend to have a lot of discussion and documentation surrounding them, an example I know of that I could recommend at least for a read is a cmoy pocket headphone amp build, it has a decent faq and various optional components, compares component choices, and has a troubleshooting section, it's basically what you'd want out of a diy audio guide and more, even if you have little interest in building one - https://tangentsoft.net/audio/cmoy/
either way,
>Circuit boards and amplifiers are technology, right?
it's not consumer technology or a shill thread so it's going to drop to the bottom of the board fairly quickly, good luck, anon
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Should I install it?
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>>59186307
no install FreeBSD instead
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install gentoo
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>>59186307
I am
>>724038528
Until today I thought I would never install Gentoo. Rolling the dice, a magic sock told me otherwise. Search your feelings, perhaps you too are one destined to install this great OS.
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https://videocardz.com/66684/amd-ryzen-7-1700x-review-leaks-out
>Loses most benchmark or ends up dead last
AYYMD IS FINISHED & BANKRUPT
AYYMDPOORFAGS CONFIRMED ON SUICIDE WATCH
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>>59186162
This "review" was crippled with 2133mhz ram and a static 3.4Ghz.
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>sandniggers
>2133 RAM
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>b350 on an unconfirmed mobo
It's fucking nothing
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r8.
It will be used for Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro work. No gay-ming.
Also already have harddrives:
>2x SSD 500GB
>2x SSD 250GB
>1x HDD 4TB
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>>59185994
>1080 drops to 500
>buys a 1070 for 560
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>>59186201
This desu. Besides, a 1070/1080 gay-ming gpu for video editing work? Get a 1050 Ti or equivalent from AMD and buy a bunch of hard drives instead.