540x: Fill & Download for Free

Doh!The question seems ambiguous to me.For sake of discussion, assume he starts with 600x. He donates 1/10th of the, or 60x, leaving him with 540x.Now is he donating 1/6 of the original 600x, leaving him 440x, or 1/6 of the 540x, leaving him 450x?As I interpret the question, the answer is 200,000.

Graphics Card Comparison - Head 2 Head 540XGraphics Card Comparison - Head 2 Head 540Fairly close. The AMD is better in specifications, and better in some tests although the MX130 wins some too. 540 included for comparison because not all tests were run on the 540X

It is extremely unlikely that headphones would exert enough force to reshape your skull. If you have medical issues due to the shape of your skull, you can pursue that route. Normal headphones put anywhere from 30 grams to some rather hefty half-kilo magnetic planar headphones. The force they put on the side of your head would barely register on the newton scale.Pain that you experience due to headphone use is merely irritated skin. Your skull is completely unaffected. There’s likely more pressure on the back of your skull when you lay on a hard surface than there would be from most consumer headphones. While you might consider a 700 gram high-end headphone set to be massively heavy? Your head likely weighs somewhere north of 4 kilos. A lot of engineering goes into how headphones distribute the weight, especially with the relatively enormous magnets involved in magnetic planar sets.That’s a monstrous Audeze LCD-Xc, a current model from one of the finest manufacturers of magnetic planar headphones. 635 grams. That’s three times what a more traditional offering from Sennheiser or Beyerdynamic might weigh in at. These are world class headphones, and you’d never believe you’re wearing almost 2lbs of headphone. That’s still only a fifth of what your head weighs, and if you laid down on a hardwood floor, all that weight would be focused on an itty-little circle of bone at the back of your head. Yeah. You’re still supporting it with your neck, even when you lay down, but still, think about that.you or your friend or kid or whoever you’re asking about is going to be just fine. The headphones you’re currently concerned about are most likely somewhere around a half pound, or 300 grams. Cheap plastic, lots of rubber, made for economy more than anything else. Something from Koss or JVC or a cheap Phillips set, most like. Both the JVC HA-RX700 and the Koss GMR-540x hit right on 7.9–8oz, right there at 300 grams.Koss is no Audeze or Sennheiser, but those are still going to be barely noticeable on your head, even at 300 grams.There are a lot of things to worry about in the world, especially right now in March of 2020. We’re like 10 years into this stupid horror-show of a month, so rest easy knowing that it takes a lot more than a funny bit of plastic and foam to mess with your head.