I was wondering if I could successfully run a Asus Striker II Extreme with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450. I've seen threads on other sites where people list it in their system specs but I haven't seen a...
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I was wondering if I could successfully run a Asus Striker II Extreme with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450. I've seen threads on other sites where people list it in their system specs but I haven't seen a...
That one actually made the list of ones I somewhat liked. Would a LCS fit into that?
Well I've been looking for a Mid-ATX case with no power supply but I can't find anything that I like. I also want to have the I/O and all the ports on the front, not the top or side. All the results...
I did, I took a look at an EVGA board. The issues seem to be centred around system stability.
Striker II Extreme
EVGA Thing
Also will Vista work properly with that sort of setup? I've heard of...
I'm getting close to ordering my machine and I want to be able to run both Windows Vista and Ubuntu (Hardy Heron). So the setup I want to have is this:
HDD #1: Files/Programs drive formatted FAT32...
You know what? If you need a good media player just use VLC:
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This program will play ANYTHING you put into it. If it doesn't then finding codecs is easy. It's tiny too!
Yeah I took a look at those. They seem decent.
I think that's what he means.
Well I'm planning to have the 750 for all my files and programs, the 100 maxtor partitioned to have all my OSs on. And then I have some lying around here for backup/other storage.
The ISO for Ubuntu is almost a gigabyte though. But I'm gonna put it on my new machine when I build it.
Well I finally picked a PSU so time to move on. At the moment I have a 750GB Seagate drive lined up as well as a 100GB Maxtor
Seagate Drives, still trying to decide which one......
After much debating and deliberation with the voices in my head I've decided to go with this power supply:
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It's cheaper then the other one that made the finals.
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but I don't really...
5 HDDs, a desktop mobo, A 9800 GX2 gfx card (they didn't have a GTX 280), a floppy drive, a dvd rw, three USB devices, three cold cathodes, a few large fans, and a swiftech m665 water pump.
I...
Or it could be something with the OS. A simple thing you can do is DL ubuntu linux or something then boot it from the CD. You wouldn't have to install it and if it is a windows related issue then...
I actually browsed NewEgg before you posted and that Tagan PSU is on my semi-final list.
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But meeting the specifications I listed those brands didn't appear on the Newegg site. Other semi-final...
True that, my computer sits in an anti-static mat and I'm grounded to it whenever I work on my machine's insides.
I put a bunch of stuff in and it recommended 705W. So I'll just add up the specs once I finalize parts and crunch it then.
Well we all love low electrical bills. My case will have a window but I think a modular would be better because the top blow hole sits not too far in front of the PSU spot...I could just make a...
Well I'm up for picking a power supply for my new machine. I'm thinking of something in the 700-800W range.
I plan to run a mobo, GFX card, water cooling system, 4 or more hard drives, two or so...
Why bother with a 9800? Go for a GTX 280!
Also is special coolant really that good? Or can I just use radiator fluid from a car, or distilled water?
Also, are anti-kink coils really that...
That makes sense.
I wouldn't think these parts would be so pricy.
The Feser Company's site made me lol. Such a funny voice. You weren't kidding about the high prices. I like the Black Ice and...
Series it is then, so what are some good brands for pumps and water blocks?
Ok that makes sense.
Well I'm not going SLI yet, and I think I might just let the GFX card cool itself with the included sink.
I'm not entirely sure that top hood goes all the way through....
So I'd have to include a fillport with the res I build.
You said a distributor trashes the flow rate. I guess because the water has to make sharp turns. But what if I used a smoothly shaped...
Hmm, but wouldn't that mean that the next block in line gets warmer water, and hence less effective cooling?
Those materials are easy enough to get...I think. Would a two-part epoxy work for that...