Pretty much same issue with Customer/Paid Reviewers.

Still gotta sift through the bullshit, no matter which you choose to listen to.

Oh I do. Most of the gods reviews at the same things in every review. IT'S AMAZING! TOTALLY DOES WHAT IT'S SUPPOSED TO DO!! Etc etc etc.

The negative reviews usually show a hidden truth. Then of course way the pros and cons. I like reading or viewing professional reviews and it's a great source of information regarding the product but customer reviews are the real deal. How does Joe Shmoe enjoy his 1200$ product. Does he have buyers remorse? Would be recommended it? What are the issues of any?

The big ones for that monitor in particular are scan lines and backlight bleed. Scan lines break it for me. That would ruin the experience.

I mean
If someone can find me
A American bully
Puppy that isn't expensive
As fuck
Would be nice

What happened to your last puppy?

Why would you post such a crazy build that you would never build anyways.

1. - you would never overclock it.

2 - You're an AMD CPU fanboy so stick with something you might actually know.

3 - it's too OP for your Flash games and trolling forums.

4 - It's way out of your league because you'd eventually have to change OS when your favorite is put to rest.

I'll have you know that I can play Flash games on w/e rig I want.

Might be building a drone in the coming few months. Anyone interested in a tutorial or a build thread?

Still doing the part picking phase of things. Trying to pick the best parts that add the least amount of weight is difficult when you have to do a spread sheet of everything and order by cost.

1st world problems.

Or something on robots would be cool. I'd read the thread.

Maybe. I can make a pretty bitching autonomous race car n shit with the hardware I'm buying, but flying things is funner.

So far it seems my total is around $1000-1200 for a full build at the moment.