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I just got my Roku Ultra yesterday and I was watching your channel and I came across this video, but it looks like Roku has made changes. I tried to press the left arrow once and it now says to press the right arrow and still it does not give all the settings like the filter. Do you do updates to your RU-vid videos when things change like this?
I bought it thinking the same thing! I like the size and battery life but the audio quality is subpar at best and awful if you touch the input at all with anything. Very disappointed.
My fire button works fine when playing, but the game will only 'start' if I hit start on the nes pad plugged into port 1. Looks like you could start straight from the Vaus controller though. Edit: for anyone reading this later - the Vaus controller needs to be plugged into player 2 and won't have start functionality if there's something plugged into player 1.
@@RYNOTECH I just got done replacing my fans in my main PC as well. I previously had 12 iCUE QL120 RGB 120mm, and at the time I spent around $550 to get 12 of them in my NV7 case. I don't like spending more on fans than my CPU or AIO, it bugs me quite a bit. My son has a Lian Li Dynamic XL, and I installed 9 (AsiaHorse Cosmiq fans) of them in his case and they are running so nicely. The AsiaHorse fans move so much air, and it keeps his system unbelievable cool. I just installed 7 intake Asiahorse fans & 5 exhaust Asiahorse fans in my rig. I can't believe these fans aren't getting talked about more than they are. I almost bit the bullet and bought 12 Lian Li Infinity fans, but I don't want to spend $350 on fans.
Honestly I made this video way before ddr5 was even on people’s minds. I can’t tell you yes for sure. I wish I could but that wouldn’t be fair if I did. I refuse to mislead anyone on purpose.
I got this today and its been giving me an issue. The videos seem to be sped up for some reason, I looked at my footage and I was going only 12 in a parking lot, made it look like I was doing 30. I stopped at a stop sign for about 2 seconds and when I posted a video of a truck almost hitting me, people said I "rolled" the stop even though the camera is messed up for some reason.
I'm thinking about picking these up but my MSI motherboard only has 1 5v 3 pin connector and i'm looking at getting 9 of these for my case. What would you recommend for hub or controller ?
@@RYNOTECH I saw that. That's one of the few things I don't like about cases like the O11 Evo or NZXT H9 Flow like what I have is most of your fans you see from the back. I was going to get Lian Li fans, but it would be over $350 here in Canada. I just ordered the Cosmiq ones and they came to about $150
@@spentcasing3990 right I would rather get these and put the savings into better hardware than $350 in fans. I’ve never used expensive fans. Never understood it. Some try to show the “performance increase” with high end fans and I real world scenarios you never see a difference. Did you see the reverse fans? And did you get 3 of them. They didn’t have them when I bought these but I’m going to get 6 of the regular and 3 of the reverse ones for my main pc. I’m looking at different cases right now. I have a new aio with video display for cpu and gpu temps. I’m looking to upgrade the cpu from 3900x to a 5950x. They were $350 at micro center. Still running a 2080ti but it’s still a good card.
I'm only joking with ya buddy. I can see it's not a cheap card. You have alot of patience. I would of took a hammer to that mount by now. I paid £70 for 1 for my 011 evo xl case few months ago but only just finished doing the pc few days ago and my 4080 is not working with it. Must be the riser cable. But I bought it moths ago without testing it. Brand new not second hand. Take care anyway.
@@terryoreilly5642 make sure the riser cable is 4.0. I made that mistake with my son’s build. I put a 3060 12 gig card in his and I was using a 3.0 riser. It didn’t work. I wasn’t thinking about it at the time. I made a video on it. His build is in a o11 mini. The vertical mount kits come in 3.0 and 4.0. I didn’t pay attention when I got it.
Recently went from a 1070 to 3060. The 1070 was still good, but I needed multitasking and I lucked out and got an open box 3060 for $250. It's been just fine. Handling most of what I throw at it.
The 3060 is a decent card. One of the better 60 series cards compared to the past. I have a 1660 super and a 1060 in other builds. I now have three 3060 12 gig cards Zotac pny and now evga. That 1070 is still a good card. Especially at the price I got it for.
Nice job man! Great video! I couldn't get full speed until I realized because of your video that my currently switch is 10/100, so I'll probably upgrade it to a new one! thanks!
There’s something wrong with the hdmi cable or the unit itself. That video is really old. I made another one with a different capture card that I use now. There only $12 to $15.
@@RYNOTECH please send the link. I tried 2 HDMI cables with the same result. In the demo video on the Amazon listing, I noticed after taking a second look, that I can see the screen tearing. If I lower the resolution it goes away in xsplit, but not in obs, but then the audio is out of sync... I guess it's a case of a chip that just isn't fast enough
They work great. I can’t remember if I mentioned it in the video but they don’t work right with a usb hub. Make sure you use a usb port that is directly on the motherboard front panel is good too.
Love it! Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm thinking about getting Spectrum streaming and was so lost. This will be my first time streaming. This will help me so much. I appreciate you. 😊
Great tutorial. I really appreciate you. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I have Spectrum with a DVR, do you have to call them to set up a cloud DVR? I just bought a new ROKU and does show a way to record
Nope, 140's aren't really necessary for case fans but will offer more flow no doubt. 120mm is universal standard still and 140's are more for bragging rights which is why even Lian Li took awhile to release their 140's and still have a hard time getting them..
@RYNOTECH The point I've spent $600 for Noctua 12 x 140mm & 2 x 120. They're proven the best pc fans at 1,500 rpm, 2,000 rpm & 3,000 rpm. Not to mention Corsair (hands down better than lian li) 2,200 rpm, LL120 White are some of the best on the market, but not even close to Noctua 2,000 rpm for less money.
@@fryguylol right. I agree I just couldn’t believe that someone else put something really similar to the 1st generation uni fans. There was one other company that did this. It was SYY but I’ve never seen them available. And really I’ve never heard of the SYY Brand. Asiahorse was always in there with the cheep budget fan class. Like up here and stuff. Just was interesting to see someone actually did it and you can buy them.
No, they don't violate anything.. electrically speaking it's as basic as it gets. It's just connecting multiple devices together with RPM and ARGB signaling. Lian Li has their own custom connectors that work with their controller and give you the option to just use the standard. As long as nothing works with Lian Li controllers, there's no infringement.
No, this is allowed in a free trade market so long as they don't copy the unit down to the tiniest detail. These have different lock mechanisms and do not include the software suite lian Li has. They offer the same style and look at half the price and quality but do the Job well. These have a good weight feel to them so they are not junk quality, they work very well for their intended purpose. I put 3 sets in a case and all connected and synced flawlessly.
@@GSP-76 There was another brand that Lian Li filed a lawsuit for patent infringment for a similar style uni fan. Not because of the look of the fan, but something to do with the way they connected. I think it was thrown out but not 100% sure.
@@spentcasing3990 yeah pwm and ARGB connections are open standards used by everyone...if a company goes beyond that and tries suing just because a company made a hard connector between fans, it has zero merit and will he thrown out...but, obviously you can't infringe upon custom connectors that work with proprietary controllers, etc. so if Lian Li sues based on that, it's a different story.
