Oh what a likeable Mr. Lexmark in that pic., errr I mean Mr. Kingpin.

I like to compare guitars with cars. An old Les Paul with vintage specs is basically like an Oldtimer. Simple, timeless design, it has flaws here and there but full of charm. It's hand build and no example is like the other which gives every single piece a unique soul and character (of course real turds might occur as well).
thanks!XMIT wrote:Your question is ill posed, so I'll do my best to give you some facts and hope that this helps.Phenix wrote:out of interest: is there any way to connect a second 4k monitor without a second displayport cable?wobbled wrote:really beautiful XMIT, 32 inch seems like an ideal size for 4k too. Little bit of scaling required but still plenty of screen real estate.
I know exactly what you mean about the difference between 1600 and 4k. I too made that change, and then from 4k to 5k. Each time I noticed an incredible improvement in every aspect. Cosy setup btw!
A single Displayport 1.2 cable can - just barely - provide enough bandwidth for 3840x2160@60, the resolution of my 4k monitor. They can drive a "5k" panel at 60Hz, that's it.
So, a single Displayport 1.2 port or cable doesn't have the bandwidth for two monitors.
Some monitors - this one included - have HDMI inputs. The latest versions of HDMI support 4k @ 60 Hz.
If I wanted to connect two of these to my Macbook Pro I could with two mini-DP to Displayport cables. But, no, you can't daisy chain them.
For a common keyboard, I'd rather just buy the whole board. For a rare keyboard, you do what you gotta do!snuci wrote: You guys wondered who was dumb enough to pay $6 plus a further $10 shipping for one key cap. Well, the answer is "me" and I couldn't be happierI needed one key cap to complete my second Canon Cat. Someone is selling Canon Cat key caps on eBay and I jumped on it.
Nah I always wondered who pays 50 bugs and more for this stupid thing:snuci wrote: You guys wondered who was dumb enough to pay $6 plus a further $10 shipping for one key cap. Well, the answer is "me" and I couldn't be happierI needed one key cap to complete my second Canon Cat. Someone is selling Canon Cat key caps on eBay and I jumped on it.
They are well worth it. Enjoy.pansku wrote: *Sigh*
I resisted for more than six months but the urge for NIB Alps became too great today and I just had to order a Pingmaster. Here is a link for those who are interested in getting one of them.
Spending 16 bucks to get a system finally restored, I think it's worth it.snuci wrote: You guys wondered who was dumb enough to pay $6 plus a further $10 shipping for one key cap. Well, the answer is "me" and I couldn't be happierI needed one key cap to complete my second Canon Cat. Someone is selling Canon Cat key caps on eBay and I jumped on it.
My boxes seem to be different sizes so I might try to source some standard ones. That one with a scope looks like an air rifle but even those can be quite powerful. They are used more for target practice or for hunting small game. In China, are the police or other authorities allowed to carry guns?