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Guru3D 2020 December 26th contest: Win the most premium K100 Optical keyboard from Corsair
How does it feel to type on a 250 USD keyboard, you wonder? Well, now is the time to find that out. It is Christmas, and you know what that means today; we team up with our longtime friends from Corsair, and they are offering one lucky winner a Corsair K100 Optical keyboard.
In December, we give away nice prizes. We have anywhere from three to six competitions each week until we hit the year 2020. So yes, it is time to give a little back to the Guru3D community, our way of showing you some respect for not using an ad-blocker on this website. December will be loaded and packed with competitions!
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Every year during the Christmas season, we give away cool stuff; this year, we are again extending as a thank you to everybody who disabled their ad-blocker. This is our way of expressing our respect for you to disable that ad-blocker on Guru3D.com.
Corsair K100 Optical keyboard
It is the most brutal and extreme keyboard your money can get you. The incomparable CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Gaming Keyboard combines stunning aluminum design, per-key RGB lighting with powerful CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology and CORSAIR OPX RGB keyswitches. The K100 RGB’s refined design features a durable aluminum frame and dynamic per-key RGB backlighting accented by a 44-zone three-sided RGB LightEdge. Exclusive CORSAIR OPX optical-mechanical keyswitches offer hyper-fast input with just 1.0mm actuation distance and smooth linear travel for top-tier gaming performance. Take command over backlighting, media jogging, and more with a multi-function iCUE control wheel, fully programmable to perform custom actions in games and applications. Gain an in-game advantage with six dedicated macro keys, fully programmable for complex macros and key remaps in iCUE software, or program special streaming commands through Elgato Stream Deck software.
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- This contest ends on the 29th of December 2020 - 10:00 Central European Time (CEST) / 9:00 am GMT.
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#5873840 Posted on: 01/04/2021 10:06 AM
Thats because the "S" is for summer and in summer time we change our clocks +1 hour, some bs about having more sun hours and wasting less in electril bill.
In the end, CET and CEST "its the same", central europe time, the first one is for winter time (usual +1), the second one for summer (+2).
Every site I checked states CEST as +2 on GMT. CET is +1.
Thats because the "S" is for summer and in summer time we change our clocks +1 hour, some bs about having more sun hours and wasting less in electril bill.
In the end, CET and CEST "its the same", central europe time, the first one is for winter time (usual +1), the second one for summer (+2).
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#5874358 Posted on: 01/05/2021 07:48 PM
Thats because the "S" is for summer and in summer time we change our clocks +1 hour
In the end, CET and CEST "its the same", central europe time, the first one is for winter time (usual +1), the second one for summer (+2).
Nothing I didn't already know. Honestly, it's confusing and I think it's an error. If you write Central European Time you should write CET, not CEST.
Thats because the "S" is for summer and in summer time we change our clocks +1 hour
In the end, CET and CEST "its the same", central europe time, the first one is for winter time (usual +1), the second one for summer (+2).
Nothing I didn't already know. Honestly, it's confusing and I think it's an error. If you write Central European Time you should write CET, not CEST.
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#5874363 Posted on: 01/05/2021 08:04 PM
You already knew, but still could not understand it, even when he say , and i quote, "This contest ends on the 29th of December 2020 - 10:00 Central European Time (CEST) / 9:00 am GMT."
Its the second time that in your 22 posts i see you whinning about something. Try to post something useful instead of just whine. CEST or CET its the same thing but i guess you really need your share of attention.
my... my... why do i even care lol
Nothing I didn't already know. Honestly, it's confusing and I think it's an error. If you write Central European Time you should write CET, not CEST.
You already knew, but still could not understand it, even when he say , and i quote, "This contest ends on the 29th of December 2020 - 10:00 Central European Time (CEST) / 9:00 am GMT."
Its the second time that in your 22 posts i see you whinning about something. Try to post something useful instead of just whine. CEST or CET its the same thing but i guess you really need your share of attention.
my... my... why do i even care lol
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Every site I checked states CEST as +2 on GMT. CET is +1.