Gaming Computer 300 Pounds

I teach Video Production at the high school level and purchased 8 Magnus VT-4000's for student use four years ago. I am extremely impressed with the durability and stamina of these tripods. When it came time to purchase two lighter tripods for my video production business, I didn't hesitate to purchase Magnus again. I LOVE these VT-300's far more than I expected to. They are just as durable and at only 5 pounds apiece, I can travel with all of my necessary equipment in one large suitcase that comes in at just under 50 pounds. The VT-300's have all of the functionality and features that the 4000's do and a great price. You can spend more on lighter tripods, but why? These do the job and I would purchase again without hesitation.

As soon as I read about this item, I knew it was for me. I am over 300 pounds and this solid well-made stool is perfect for me. As collapsed, it is a small light weight item which is easy to lug around on a shoot or any outdoor activity. In seconds it turns into a stable chair. I feel quite comfortable without worrying about a collapse. I also bought a smaller 45 for my wife.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

This projector provides surprisingly good performance considering its price and size. At 3.2 pounds, and with a 7x9 footprint, it is extremely portable, yet provides one of the brightest displays in its class. Its full range of functions--including remote control of an attached computer via a USB cable--make it the perfect companion for anyone who needs to make audio-visual presentations on the go. As a bonus, our 9 Dell notebook computer fits neatly into the included carrying case, making the Optoma TX7156 the ideal single-package choice. (Now, if only someone could devise an 80 projection screen that could be made that small for transport...)

Works great for family gaming computer. They love it.

I wasn't too impressed with the Sonos ERA 300 at first because as I discovered that Atmos is a different way of enjoying music, and movies, and gaming, compared to traditional stereo listening. The ERA 300 needs the Sub gen 3 and Arc to fill out the room for that pleasing spatial sound. Even when all those things come together with Trueplay enabled, my EQ needed to be tweaked to my own preference, with sub volume adjusted to my preference, and the 300s experimented with for full or ambient sound setting for music, and TV surround volume adjusted, and height volume adjusted to my liking, speakers placed in desired positions, and music volume of surrounds adjusted to my desired needs. It all took a few days give or take before I could settle with a pleasing sound that I enjoyed with Atmos or non-Atmos music when I'm up and about or sitting, and for experiencing surround sound for movies and gaming.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Title: The Ultimate Gaming Monitor: Unleashing Immersive Visuals and Unparalleled Performance Introduction: The realm of gaming has evolved into a captivating digital experience that demands top-notch hardware for the most immersive gameplay. A critical component of any gaming setup is the monitor—a gateway to the virtual worlds that unfold before our eyes. In this article, we delve into the world of gaming monitors, exploring the features, technologies, and considerations that make a monitor the perfect companion for a remarkable gaming experience. Section 1: Display Technologies (300 words) The heart and soul of a gaming monitor lie in its display technologies. The first consideration is the panel type, with three popular options: Twisted Nematic (TN), In-Plane Switching (IPS), and Vertical Alignment (VA). TN panels offer quick response times but may compromise color accuracy and viewing angles, while IPS panels deliver vibrant colors and wide viewing angles at the expense of slower response times. VA panels strike a balance between the two, offering rich contrast and deep blacks. Furthermore, resolution plays a significant role in defining visual fidelity. High-definition displays, such as Full HD (1920x1080) or Quad HD (2560x1440), offer sharp details, while Ultra HD (3840x2160), commonly known as 4K, provides stunning visuals with unmatched clarity. Section 2: Refresh Rate and Response Time (300 words) For gamers seeking smooth and fluid motion, the refresh rate and

It's always boggled my mind that every other gaming headset I've had, even when spending north of $200-250 on them, sounds like some $30 Skullcandy garbage from 20 years ago when it comes to sound quality. My travel headphones are a nice set of Sony WH-1000XM3 that I've had for several years now that I originally purchased around the $300 mark and I feel are my benchmark for what wireless headphones should sound like, and these are genuinely the only gaming headset I've heard that actually sound like they belong at the $300 headphone price-point. If you care about audio quality, these are probably the only gaming headphones you'll ever be satisfied with.

Very nice motherboard. Has everything I needed to setup a high-end gaming computer.