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Now this is an XP box PC I needed a small Windows XP machine and a Mini-ITX board was the obvious choice. So I decided to build my "Windows XP Box" in a Windows XP box. The external dimensions of the box are a tiny 243mm x 200mm x 48mm.
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10 Mammouth CPU Coolers: Size Does Matter "CPU coolers are a necessary evil these days and we look at some of the bigger models on the market. The one illustrated above is nearly two pounds, dwarfing ten-year old coolers that weighed a few ounces. We took a look at ten different super-sized coolers and try them out on a variety of motherboards and socket combinations." Make sure you checkout Thermaltake's Big Typhoon!!!
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Click on the XG Box ad here to enter!! On the site click on "Win a Free Dragon" fill it out and your entered to win the below stuff!! If you do not have a refers email please use mine "pursuit@wnygamersclub.com" Thx
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How to build a gingerbread computer "Christmas is just round the corner. For some it is a chance to relax with friends and relatives and retreat from the every day hectic work pace. A common family tradition is Christmas baking and most of us have probably taken part in it at least once, with a more or less successful result. Personally, I’m not a big fan of the whole Christmas baking thing, but since my girlfriend loves it I usually end up doing it anyway."
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Whisky PC "I already had a powerful computer setup so I wanted something more quiet, small and low power consumptioning to function as a basic home server. I love to tinker with hardware etc. so I wanted to make something quite unique for a case. I have seen many nice and creative cases before but none of them were made out of a bottle."
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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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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://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2346909,00.asp
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Intel's 'BTX' Motherboard Debuts on Gateway's PC "The Gateway 700GR is built on Intel's highly anticipated Balanced Technology Extended (BTX) architecture. While not made specifically for PC-enthusiasts, the system features an advanced cooling system that can handle high-speed processors as well as the fastest and most power-hungry graphics and add-in cards and hard drives." The beginning of the end for ATX?!
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Can Command Queuing Turbo Charge SATA? "Command queuing is also applicable to multi-threaded environments, which are growing in application. Why? Since threads are designed to run in parallel, various commands can reach a hard drive at the same time. Thus, introducing command queuing to the storage world makes more and more sense in order to accommodate an increasing amount of random access requirements inherent in multi-threaded applications. While Command Queuing has been used for a long time in the SCSI area, it is now being applied to SATA as well."
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Radeon Omega Drivers 2.6.53 (Based on the Catalyst 5.7 Official drivers) Forum support
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Chaintech 7NJL6 Socket A Motherboard -$30 AMD Athlon XP3000+ Socket A CPU Barton Core 333FSB -$60 2x Ultra 512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz CL3 - $40 Ultra X-Connect 500w Modular PS - $35 ASUS Geforce 6600 TD 256 meg Video card -$92 Maxtor 160 gig drive - $50 Nothing blazing, but I got everything for around $300 after all the rebates. So it gets me up to speed and able to play again and it didn't break the bank. P.S. Did I mention that I LOVE Onrebate. rebates directly to my paypal account in about a month. gotta love it. By the time I get the credit card bill, I usually have the cash back.
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