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yeah, the only reason to do sli that i can think of is to get full power to nice monitors, two or more monitors.

here is a link to the litescribe drives on newegg for us americans.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Order=RATING&Page=1&N=2010100005+1298019801&Submit=ENE&Subcategory=5

also read...

wheni first saw the immage my first thought wasn't about fans or reservoirs. rather i wanted to know how you'd keep it from rolling away?

very intresting idea though, could go a lot of directions...

well reducing the heat would prolong the life of the psu, but that would be the only real bennafit.

it might be an idea to set up a cold air fan. take a heatsink that blows air sideways and has heatpipes, slap a water block on the bottom of the heatsink and you will have a super cold heatsink with...

why pick one or the other, replace the monitor inside with an lcd and use the extra room to put in a pimp system, then have both set up in one box

1) the older AMD processors did not have thermal protection, the new ones do.
2) intel chips run hotter then AMD because the intel chips use way more power.

now for the issue of temps:
the intel...

i personaly like http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835118111

Very nice, like the simplicity and the ability to change the colors.

I would like to see a mouseover feature on the menu. make the background on the buttons turn blue or something, just to make it...

if your monitor is not the problem i would consider that your system is simply unstable rather then fried.

if your overclocking try going back to stock settings and see if you still have a...

oh, :-P they were in stock when i posted, must have been the best deal arround if they sold out that fast.

Because I can be a newb and not care,
because i can design something that i like,
because i can succeed where others have failed,
because i can be part of a community,
because i can be artistic...

Hey, i froogled and found this, http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch.hmx?SCriteria=BA22217&CartID=done&nextloc=

$426

good luck on your search.


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