Selling my GT1030 I used in a small dell desktop for a few years. Was just for browsing the web and email. Missing one screw for the bracket, but the card is so light that it didn't bother me.
$50 shipped.
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The Tony Awards are back this weekend — in part because of a compromise with the screenwriters’ union — and there is also a plethora of shows, and a handful of Critics’ Picks, to see this June. Michael, a theater reporter for The New York Times, has covered the theater landscape for 8 years, including his latest feature in which he led a team of journalists who chatted with and photographed 39 Tony-nominated performers. Jesse Green, the chief theater critic at The Times, has written 1,000 or so reviews, including this rave for “Kimberly Akimbo” and this notorious pan of“Bad Cinderella.”
Ask Michael about his reporting, Jesse about his reviewing process, and both of them about how they became interested in theater and the Tonys. They’ll start answering your questions at 11:30 a.m. Eastern.
Proof: Michael Paulson (image), Jesse Green (image)

June is such a boring month for a hockey fan when their team didn't make the playoffs. These make me smile though :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAgEPn-qpUc&t=7s1997
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG833HxX-xA 1998
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdHtlaOZ2gQ 2002
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdHtlaOZ2gQ 2008
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Yzerman, Shannahan, and Federov on the same line...just think on that and let it sink in.
Hasek, Robitaille, and Hull all hoisting this cup in 2002, was magically one of the best teams to ever skate in the NHL, I remember the news coming in before the season, I was absolutely floored when I heard that we have traded for Hasek. I made it to the parade that year, man what a party.
What I appreciated about 2008 was how long the Pens fans waited, they stayed for a long time after the game. Pretty respectful in my opinion. Can't say that for every sport.
I don't care what it takes, I will be there for the next one, I don't care if I have to sell a kidney on the black market to afford the tickets. I would like to see them lift the cup just once in my lifetime in person.

Hello, I've spent about a year now trying to add Afrikaans to this online language learning site, LingQ.com. I have always wanted to learn Afrikaans, but never had the means to do so since there were never any serious alternatives, I found LingQ. Learned to read French at a decent level and thought that if I was ever gonna learn Afrikaans, I needed to add it myself. I reached out and have been volunteering for the past 14 months to make it happen.
All I need now is someone to translate and narrate some introductory texts to finally launch it and begin learning it for myself. They are very short, about 5-10 sentences per text, and there are 10 texts in total. So you would just need to re-write them in Afrikaans and then make an audio recording of that text.
If anyone is willing to help me, please DM me and we can get Afrikaans launched really soon. I love this language, and I'd be very grateful if anyone could help me do this.

for context, here's the exported image: https://imgur.com/a/NlZe5wQ and here's what i see on my photoshop: https://imgur.com/a/0J9erF6
Does anyone why this is happening? why is the exported image different from the preview i see on photoshop while editing it. The exported image takes away the threshold look i added. Please Help.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuCYNQRPPBU
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Introducing "The Ultimate Drift Music Mix 2023: The Ultimate YouTube Experience," an exceptional production curated by the Alvez Management Team. Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey that seamlessly combines the electrifying world of drift with an exhilarating music mix, resulting in an unparalleled audiovisual spectacle. With meticulous attention to detail, our team has meticulously crafted this captivating video, fusing drift footage with an expertly curated selection of music tracks that will ignite your senses. Each moment has been thoughtfully synchronized to deliver an unforgettable experience that transcends boundaries and sets the stage for the ultimate YouTube adventure. We invite you to hit that Subscribe button and become a part of our ever-growing community at @alvezmusic_ By subscribing, you'll gain access to exclusive content, behind-the-scenes insights, and be the first to witness our latest creations. Don't miss out on the opportunity to join fellow enthusiasts of music, drift, and cutting-edge entertainment. Furthermore, we encourage you to explore our YouTube Shorts section, where we showcase bite-sized highlights from our remarkable drift and music collaborations. These captivating moments offer a glimpse into the adrenaline-fueled world we've created, leaving you craving for more. Subscribe to @alvezmusic_ now and witness "The Ultimate Drift Music Mix 2023: The Ultimate YouTube Experience" as it takes center stage, leaving an indelible mark on the global YouTube community. Get ready to be captivated, inspired, and immersed in an audiovisual masterpiece that will redefine your expectations of what's possible on YouTube. Experience the thrill. Subscribe today and join us on this extraordinary journey.

Hi community!
Summary:
- Hardware model information
Desktop LENOVO Legion T5 261RB8,
Motherboard: Gigabyte B660
Processor: Intel Core i7-13700 5.1GHz,
Ram: 32GB,
Disk: SSD ITB,
Video: NVIDIA GeForce, RTX 3060 Ti 8GB
Audio: Realtek ALC897-Q
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- Operating system and version
Windows 11, version 22H2
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- Software version
Lenovo Vantage latest version
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- Driver version
Latest based on device manager and Lenovo update software
I hope you can help me finding the cause of my sound problem.
I bought recently a desktop Lenovo prebuild pc and after a while of using it without any problems all of a sudden after a windows update (I believe but not certain) my main and secondary audio ports stopped working (main - on back; second - on front). I tried every solution found on google and finally i got it working again but this time differently. I my testing I made sure that headphones and/or any speakers i tried on works properly by trying them on another devices (another PC included)
Still some problems remains:
-Lower sound than previous before this problem appeared
-Front ports (secondary inputs) doesn't work on anything and when I plug in on secondary while main is on, the back ports (main inputs) suddenly to 20% of their capacity (already lowered because of this problem) causing to get even lower volume on main and none on second
-Constant low humming sound and its intensity changes depending on what im doing on pc
-Reconnecting sounds from time to time (like a 30-60seconds step) while not playing anything
-No sound problem when connecting headset or speakers to monitor via HDMI / Viewport
-I found there are another audio drivers installed on my pc from Nahimic. I don't know if it help or it is bad. I seems when i disable them it changes nothing.
Thank you for you attention !

Looking for Q/50c/15r Rail, B/50c/15r rail, B/E/15r rail, AA/E/15r rail
What I have:
2k Berry mentats
Railways: AA/E/15c AA/50c/15r Ari/50c/90 B/25/15c TS/50c/15r Stalk/25/25 i/50c/25 F/50c/25 Z/50c/25 V/50c/25 V/E/15r
Fixers: AA/50c/15r AA/ls/25 B/50c/15r B/50c/250 Jug/50c/25 Q/50c/ms Q/E/b50 TS/E/15r V/E/1p V/ap/25
Handmade: AA/ff15c
Melee: F/SS/1s sickle J/SS/1s chainsaw V/SS/15c power fist
Armor: Ass/explo/wwr XO1 left arm Gs/AP/food weight excavator left arm OE/explo/fire damage excavator right leg
Others: B/50L/15c Bow B/50c and EXE/ffr cryo 2* EXE/50L/25 10mm smg

Just watch any of his videos. Take this one for example https://youtu.be/dgRKc1DVcvQ And pay attention to his joystick.
Anyone know why he moves like that and could teach me to do it too?

Hey, I used a different account a year back, but I've been volunteering for LingQ.com for about a year now to try and add Afrikaans to their available selection of languages, I have everything except one thing. That's basically ten short word documents, each are about 80 words long. I need someone to translate them into Afrikaans and then narrate them too. Once this is done we can launch Afrikaans on LingQ officially. I've been trying to learn Afrikaans for years now, and never found a good way to do it, but LingQ helped me learn French to a decent level, so I thought that Afrikaans which my heart has always been drawn to would deserve that spotlight too. If anyone is willing to help me, please comment or dm me.
All you need is to know Afrikaans, and have a microphone capable of making some short recordings. Thanks in advance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuCYNQRPPBU
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Introducing "The Ultimate Drift Music Mix 2023: The Ultimate YouTube Experience," an exceptional production curated by the Alvez Management Team. Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey that seamlessly combines the electrifying world of drift with an exhilarating music mix, resulting in an unparalleled audiovisual spectacle. With meticulous attention to detail, our team has meticulously crafted this captivating video, fusing drift footage with an expertly curated selection of music tracks that will ignite your senses. Each moment has been thoughtfully synchronized to deliver an unforgettable experience that transcends boundaries and sets the stage for the ultimate YouTube adventure. We invite you to hit that Subscribe button and become a part of our ever-growing community at @alvezmusic_ By subscribing, you'll gain access to exclusive content, behind-the-scenes insights, and be the first to witness our latest creations. Don't miss out on the opportunity to join fellow enthusiasts of music, drift, and cutting-edge entertainment. Furthermore, we encourage you to explore our YouTube Shorts section, where we showcase bite-sized highlights from our remarkable drift and music collaborations. These captivating moments offer a glimpse into the adrenaline-fueled world we've created, leaving you craving for more. Subscribe to @alvezmusic_ now and witness "The Ultimate Drift Music Mix 2023: The Ultimate YouTube Experience" as it takes center stage, leaving an indelible mark on the global YouTube community. Get ready to be captivated, inspired, and immersed in an audiovisual masterpiece that will redefine your expectations of what's possible on YouTube. Experience the thrill. Subscribe today and join us on this extraordinary journey.

This describes what I do to make my bytecode interpreter faster. It stops short of using (tracing-)JIT methods, which I consider far too complex, and not pure. What I do below is always executing a bytecode at a time (although it may merge two into one), and never generates custom native code sequences for the input program.
Note that this is for a language with tagged dynamic types. I mention this because people usually omit this important detail! An interpreter for a static language can be trivially JITed, if for some reason you can't just use AOT compilation.
First here's a summary of the byte-code dispatchers I have used, in order of slower to faster:

Function-table -fn Use a table of function pointers, one per bytecode handler Switch-based -sw Use a giant switch operating on bytecode indices Label-table -lab Use a table of label pointers, ie. 'computed goto' ASM-based -asm Use inline assembly within a set of threaded-code functions, one per bytecode 

My 'bytecode' is actually a sequence of 64-bit values: a bytecode index, followed by 0-4 inline operands depending on instruction, so it is variable-length. However, for -fn -lab -asm dispatchers, the bytecode index is usually fixed-up to the address of the function or label. It is sometimes left as an index when debugging.
My -asm dispatcher was so effective that I eventually dispensed with the middle two, and now mainly use -fn and -asm. (However, when I sometimes transpile to C to take advantage of gcc-O3, that only supports -fn, as -asm is not portable. It turns out that -asm is usually faster than even using gcc-O3, and would be even if -sw -lab were available; it's not often that you can say that. See example timing below.)
(The -lab-style dispatcher is used in a separate interpreter project for static code, there it makes use of a special switch statement in my implementation language which creates a computed-goto without having to manually maintain jump-tables.)
The -fn dispatcher is ultra-simple, which is also why I prefer it for HLL-only code; here it is:

type fnptr = ref proc repeat fnptr(pcptr^)^() # ^ means pointer deref until stopped 

My ASM-based approach works well with low-level, integer-based algoriths; not so well on more typical scripting-type code using higher level data types. Fortunately my style of coding is the former: I like to use my scripting language for low-level tasks because it is nicer.
So, how much faster is -ASM? On suitable apps, it can be 2-3 times as fast as -FN. But on one task I checked today, it was 8 times as fast. This was to apply 8x8 blurring to a 2Mpixel colour image (not what you'd normally do in scripting code, but that's the kind of program I want to speed up):

 -fn 8 seconds -fn 5.6 seconds (transpiled to C then using `gcc-O3`) -asm 1 second 

The interpreter is in my 'M' language which does not have an effective optimiser (it exists, but only works when there are local variables involved; interpretation mainly involves globals). The middle timing is when the HLL-only version is transpiled to C.
Here, if the inner loops of the task are isolated, the difference is nearer 10:1 (6.2 seconds vs. 0.6 seconds).
Comparison with Python and Lua
HLL code (ie. using -fn) is on a par with those two languages when not JITed, and when testing the usually micro-benchmarks. But my language has quite a few features helpful in making low-level code efficient, such as compile-time named constants, and jumptable-based switch (those go together).
So when used for real programs, My Q language (I've forgotten to mention its name above) can be quite a bit faster, even before acceleration.
When the -asm dispatcher is used, then Q is even faster. Comparing -asm against PyPy, it is typically half the speed when testing typical benchmarks, but is still miles behind LuaJIT which can achieve C-like speeds.
With more substantial tests forever, then -asm is about the same as PyPy, and can just about match LuaJIT. Although this is based on 2 still smallish apps for Python, and 1 for Lua. Still, PyPy and LuaJIT use tracing-JIT methods; they will be executing customised native code. Mine is still a pure bytecode interpreter. PyPy in particular is big on loops, and can race head when loop counts are big enough.
How the ASM dispatcher works
The ASM dispatcher is an overlay applied on top of the normal, function-table-based HLL dispatcher. It started off like this:

• A bunch of threaded-code functons where created, one per bytecode, each mirroring the HLL handler
• During ASM dispatch, globals SP, PC and FP (frame pointer) needed for bytecode execution are kept in dedicated machine registers
• Initially, each ASM handler does nothing except call the HLL handler:
  • Save SP, PC, FP to globals
  • Call the HLL handler (which is responsible for stepping PC)
  • Reload SP, PC, FP to registers
  • Jump (not call) the next threaded-code function according to PC (its address is in PC⁾

At this point, the interpreter works as before, but it is not only just as slow as the FN dispatcher, but is even slower because of this extra overhead of the extra layer of functions, and saving/restoring those registers.
It is necessary to speed it up, which is done by gradually populating the ASM handlers, in one of three ways:

• (1) Do nothing. The op is too complex to do in inline ASM, so will always be a little slower (but such an op is slower anyway)
• (2) Do part of it in inline ASM, for example by checking for simple int or float operands, and dealing with this here. Otherwise it will abort and call the HLL version. Or an error is detected so it will again call the HLL which can handle that better.
• (3) The instruction is simple enough to do entirely here, such as unconditional jump.

So some ops will be faster then FN, some might be a bit slower; the hope is that there is a net benefit in performance, and that is generally the case.
Bytecode Combinations Another small improvement is to take two or sometimes three bytecode instructions that frequently occur in sequence, and combine them into a single bytecode, sometimes also avoiding using the stack. For example, push b; pop a becomes move a, b.
(Yes, my interpreter is not only stack-based, but it also manipulates 128-bit descriptors rather than the usual 64-bit one; it doesn't appear to suffer!)
But it can only do this for the few dozen I've hard-coded within the interpreter. This could be done in HLL-code too, but is not worth the trouble; if I want speed, I use -asm which is the default dispatch mode.
Further Improvements
The Q language has optional type annotations, left over from an abandoned version. If applied, there is scope to use even more specialised handlers, since I will know their types. However, using type annotations can also slow things down, since to use them safely, means lots more checking that the types of variables are what they should be, or needing to apply suitable conversions.
If I go this route, there is also the possibility of generating longer sequences of native code, synthesised at runtime and customised to the input program. But this is encroaching into JIT-terrority (not tracing-JIT since my approach would be done AOT before execution starts).
(My preference however, is to mark entire functions as ones to be translated to native code, which require annotations, and which are translated by some as-yet unknown means, possibly invoking my separate systems compiler. Or even just doing it manually via copy+paste, since the two languages have the same syntax.)
BTW here is the function at the centre of that image-blur task I mentioned above (it works by separating an RGB image into 3 8-bit images and doing one at a time then recomposing); it uses byte-pointers:

proc iblurhoz8(bm,n)= shift:=shifts{n,1} # convert 2,4,8 etc to 1,2,3 etc w:=bm.dimx h:=bm.dimy for y:=0 to h-1 do p:=bmgetrowptr(bm,y) to w-n-1 do sum:=0 q:=p to n do sum+:=q++^ od p++^:=sum>>shift od od end 

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the platform is suppose to move left to right while the player is controlled freely. ignore the stars
code:
if jumpKeyPressed && place_meeting(x, y+1, moving_platform)
{

yspd = jumpSpd; 

}
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if place_meeting(x + xspd, y, moving_platform)
{

var \_pixelCheck = sign(xspd); while !place\_meeting(x + \_pixelCheck, y, moving\_platform) { x += \_pixelCheck; } xspd += 0; 

}
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if place_meeting(x + xspd, y + yspd, moving_platform)
{

var \_pixelCheck = sign(yspd); while !place\_meeting(x + xspd, y + \_pixelCheck, moving\_platform) { y += \_pixelCheck; } yspd = 0; 

}
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x += xspd;
y += yspd;
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//anyone know why it goes through the moving platform? it works fine for the non-moving platform. The code was taken from this tutorial on platformer game development.

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First time posting because I do not know what else to do. I am a student/bartendewaiter and will send the money back with interest, I just desperately could use some assistance. Thank you for your time.

Hi Everyone,
Thank you for your support and patience regarding JRIS65 R2. The GB has only 3 days left, and we have updated the review links. Please check the following GB information.

JRIS65 R2 Group Buy Information

SKUs and pricing
JRIS65 R2 GB Page
GB Time
31st May to 12th June
Estimated Delivery
Start packing and sending to vendors and Mykeyclub direct customers in August 2023
All component is compatible with the R1.
Vendor List

• US: KeebsForAll
• Canada: Ashkeebs
• EU: Candykeys
• UK: Prototypist
• Oceania: SwitchKeys
• South Korea: Geonworks
• Japan: Basekeys
• Singapore: Mecha.Store
• Indonesia: KeebsMark
• Philippines: Zion Studios
• Thailand: NTCH Keys
• Malaysia: Rebult Keyboards
• Vietnam: MOKB STORE
• Taiwan: 鍵盤好貴
• Rest of the world: Mykeyclub

Please check the extracted GB info from the vendor you plan to order.

JRIS65 R2 Information

JRIS65 R2 Renders

What are the differences between Jris65 R2 and R1? 

We have received much feedback about the JRIS65 after they built it. Most of the customer love and enjoy the build and love our Jris65. And we also received some improved feedback or issues they were having. So we have improved the R2 according to the R1, please check the details below:
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• The JST cable has been extended for a better build experience
• Upgraded the material and finish of the screws
• Added a 1.6mm Non-Flex Cut Black core Hotswap PCB.
• Upgrade a piece of Poron Case Foam to Non-Flex Cut.
• The plates have been upgraded to better support ISO compatibility.
• Added the case colors options: Lilac, Orange, Silver, Maroon, Navy Blue, Dark Green, Titanium Grey, Orange&Black, Dark Green&Black.
• Added the PVD Mirror Weight colors options: Blue, Purple, Gradient.
• New limited edition: Red and Black.

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JRIS65 Specifications 

• Dimensions
• Typing angle: 6°
• Front height: 21.3mm
• PCB GASKETS structure
• PCB with USB-C daughterboard
• Both PCB and plate adopt flex cut design
• PCB gasket jackets or socks (included as default)
• QMK/VIA Supported (Note: The BT PCB has its drive, so it doesn't support VIA/QMK)
• Support PCB stabilizers

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What can you customize for JRIS65 R2? 

Case Options:

• 2 limited edition case: Red, Black (Only 300 Limited QTY Worldwide)

Highlight reoxidation finish for the chamfered in makes the overall front more three-dimensional and exquisite.

• 5 E-coat case： E-white, Milky White, Pink, Lilac, Orange
• 6 Anodized Case: Black, Silver, Maroon, Navy Blue, Dark Green, Titanium Grey
• 6 color combos case: Orange&Black, E-White&Black, Maroon&Black,Dark Green&Black, Navy Blue&Black, Titanium Grey&Black

Weight Options:

• Anodized Alu Weight: Black, Silver, Gold
• PVD Mirror Stainless steel Weight: Gold, Silver, Black, Chroma, Blue, Purple, Gradient

PCBs Options:

• Wired Flex Cut Black core Hotswap PCB( 1.2mm, Multi Layout, support QMK and VIA )
• Wired Non-Flex Cut Black core Hotswap PCB(1.6mm, Multi Layout, support QMK and VIA )
• Wired Flex Cut Black core Solder PCB( 1.2mm, Multi Layout, support QMK and VIA )
• 5.2 Bluetooth Hotswap PCB,battery included ( 1.2mm, ANSI Layout, support LDN Software)

BT PCB is cooperating with Li Dana. LDN’s PCB is famous in China because his PCBs are stable and qualified and use friendly. It has its drive and software, which can edit the key mapping. Please check the software driver interface here.

1. 8 devices can pair with at the same time, and it is easy to switch devices you want.
2. The power switch is on the PCB, easy to turn BT function on/ off.
3. The fastest response time is only 1.25ms

Plate Options:

• PC/POM/FR4/ALU
• Brass (Add-on only)/Black core FR4 (Add-on only)

Plateless Options:
We highly suggest building plateless with 5mm extra plate foam and solder PCB. The 5mm extra plate foam will bring a more soft typing feel, and the typing sound will be cleaner. But without the 5mm plate foam, it will also work fine, and the typing feel and sound are very different.

What's in package? 

• 1x Full CNC Aluminum Case
• 1x Weight( Anodized Alu/ PVD Mirror)
• 1x PCB (Flex Cut Hotswap/ Non-Flex Cut Hotswap/ Soldered/ Bluetooth)
• 1x Plate (PC/ FR4/ Alu/POM)
• 1x Type-C Daughterboard
• 1x IXPE Foam
• 1x Poron Plate Foam
• 1x Flex Cut Poron Case Foam
• 1x Non-Flex Cut Poron Case Foam
• 1x Masking paper for PCB
• 1x JST Cable
• 10x gasket jackets
• 20x gasket socks
• 1 Set of PCB stabilizers O-ring
• 1 Set of Footpad
• 1x Silicone pad of battery compartment (We include this as default, so you don't need to consider choosing which PCB to be the default.)
• 1x Battery（Only for the Bluetooth version）

Gift(will not send make-up or replacements)

• 1x USB-Type C keyboard cable
• 1x Carrying Case

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Please check the prototype photos below# 

• Pink Case with Chroma PVD Mirror Weight
• Maroon + Black Case with Gold PVD Mirror Weight
• Maroon + Black Case with Silver PVD Mirror Weight
• Milky-White + Black PVD Mirror Weight
• Titanium Grey+Black
• Accessories

Review links

Content Creator	Prototype (JRIS65 R2)
Yo_keebs	Orange Case+Black PVD Weight
Rx003	Silver Case+Silver PVD Weight
hi_keebs	Black Case+Chroma PVD Weight
YBBK	Limited Edition Black Case+Black PVD Weight
SeungupKBD	DarkGreen Case+Gold PVD Weight
Preston's Thoughts	Milky-White Case+Silver PVD Weight
bored bear	Limited Edition Red Case+Silver PVD Weight
kittykat.keys	E-White Case+Chroma PVD Weight
whnkeys - Custom Tastaturen	Pink Case+Silver PVD Weight
get.switched	Lilac Case+Purple Weight

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Content Creator	Prototype (JRIS65 R1)
Alexotos	E-White&Black Case+Gold PVD Weight
Keybored	Milky-White Case+Black PVD Weight
nearLucid	Milky-White Case+Gold PVD Weight
Yo_keebs	Milky-White Case+Chroma PVD Weight
Tofutypes	E-White Case+Chroma PVD Weight
sviz ify	Pink Case+Silver PVD Weight
Clackbait	Titanium Grey+Black Case+Black PVD Weight
Shoobs	Black Case+Chroma PVD Weight
Mecha Store	Maroon&Black Case+Silver PVD Weight
edwardtanujayaa	Milky-White Case+Chroma PVD Weight
mmorpg.com	Black Case+Chroma PVD Weight
tomshardware	Pink Case+Chroma PVD Weight

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