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Top 11 Signs You've Gone Too Far Cooling Your Computer 4. After seeing The Empire Strikes Back you investigate how to get your computer encased in carbonite.
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Hmmm, any interesting concept with possibilities: Instant color LEDs for cables tip up
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Upgrade your UPS! "Something as beautiful as my original DIY UPS would, of course, be cheap at any price, but the thing itself didn't cost me much. I had almost all of the bits sitting around already, and a local battery place gwwwwwwwwwave me the slightly used fancy battery."
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How To: Make a PCI Express Power Connector "As highlighted above, this top section is perfect. Hacking a PSU apart is not the best solution for everyone, but if you are like us you will probably have a dead PSU lying around somewhere. We found the best way to separate the top three pins is to use a hack saw. If you cut from the pin side and angle away from the top three, you have less chance of cutting into the pins you need. A quick clean up with a file or sharp knife will give us an appropriate plug."
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Audigy 2 to Audigy 4 softmod "The buzz has actually been around for a while, but I didn't notice it until I saw this thread in our forum. Started by longtime member 5-Clicks, it is titled "Softmod your Audigy/2/Live! into an Audigy 4 Pro!". In it, there is a link to another forum describing how to install Audigy 4 drivers on an Audigy 2 card. Some of the comments in the forums made me curious:"
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Titan Amanda TEC (Thermal Electronic Chip) Cooler Review "The Titan Amanda TEC is a tower-design cooler with four heat pipes and two fans for taking air in and exhausting it. The first pair of heat pipes takes heat off the bottom plate of the copper base which is nickel-plated to prevent corrosion (quoting the manufacturer). Next goes a 60W Peltier element that pumps heat up from its bottom to top, above which another nickel-plated copper plate is located. Two more heat pipes take heat away from the top plate. The plates are fastened together with four spring-loaded screws. You can see traces of thermal grease along their edges. Judging by the color and consis…
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I'm trying to figure out how to make a plastic case NOT fry my components....I'm not talking about plexi, it's about the same material that a 5-gallon bucket is made out of. Really light, VERY sturdy. I've got the design down, just don't know if I should spray it with metallic paint to make it conductive (which I've seen suggested on other forums) or if there's some way to make it anti-static.... Any suggestions?
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Spiderman 3 mod "Pro modders and their creations will draw more traffic for sure, but these mods transition from the realm of "hobbist fun" and its fraternal nature into the serious world of elite precision. I suggest this level only if the intent is brand awareness--like Intel/AMD making a market wide statement about cutting edge segment leading processors in general as opposed to a company like DangerDen wanting to throw a little light on their newest GPU block."
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http://www.media-post.net/coolpcmods.php SUPER BOX was my FAV!
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Ultra To Unveil 2000W PSU At CES "If you guys thought a 1000W PSU was impressive, you’ll really want to see the Ultra X3 Modular 2000W that will be unveiled at CES in just a few days."
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hello im new to this board this is my case its a Xoxide fireball case with 2 90mm blue led fans and 1 120mm blue fan and also with duel red cathodes i think all around just for case and lights it costs about $65.00 with shipping XD with red cathodes on im usin a AMD Athlon 2400+ (soon to be a 3200+) 1.99 Ghz 2 gigs of ram with a NviDia 6800GT and a 17 inch LCD viewsonic monitor also for gaming i got a Microsoft Forcefeedback Sidewinder joystick a Microsoft Force feedback Steering wheel and a hacked origonal xbox controller (just a wire hack to put a male USB end on the cable)
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http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?...ge=99&pp=20 http://www.g69t.it/public/Scimitar/G69T_DBSP109.jpg http://www.g69t.it/public/Scimitar/G69T_DBSP121.jpg
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A peek inside Apple's new nano and classic iPods (photos) "The first tear-down photos taken of Apple's new third-generation iPod nano and sixth-generation iPod classic are in, revealing extensive use of adhesive inside the nano and a new support plate behind the classic's noticeably thinner display."
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replacing EEEPC's processor with an ULV PM 753 1.2G 2M L2 cache
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