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I was about to buy the last one at a local Fry's in Oxnard, CA a couple weeks back.
Unfortunately I don't need it anymore (As I bought a 2920x during Prime Day).
pretty much.
'Cept the only problem I'm faced with is...
I turned the computer back on after the leak because I didn't KNOW my system had leaked.
Hopefully that didn't f*** me in the a##
So I woke up this morning and noticed my computer was turned off...
I tried turning it back on, but alas, I received the nice "VGA test failed" voice message courtesy of my Asus mobo. I didn't think much of it until I opened my case and noticed the puddle of water... :(
So for those of you...
Went into my local best buy earlier today... didn't see anything. I asked a video game floor salesmen what the deal was and he said they were expecting to get their shipment of "clearance" games within the next 2 days. Having worked at a Best buy before, I'm almost certain he was lying to me but...
I used to own a pair of e2c's and they're a great intro into IEM headphones.
Tried on a pair of e2g's and they weren't that much different to my ears. Some head-fi folks claim that the bass is slightly more "noticeable" on the g's -- to each his own however.
You can't really go wrong with...