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ah, a guild wars person. i haven't played in ages, but i still love the game. too many idiots, though, that's what drove me off. welcome!

you and me, man, we'll shred it up. bring some vg duets

you DO know that jasper (the new 360 motherboard) is making RRoD obsolete, right? not to mention you can buy a refurb 360 that's been fixed to prevent rrod from kittykar here on the forums for like 150$.

busta, write an arrangement of something from the DKC project so we can all rock out. that'd be awesome!

you are completely right about overclocking - IF you need to actually jack up the voltage to make it work. if you can do overclocking on your chip with either stock voltage or just a touch more, then it's worth it. my computer's e8400 ships at 3ghz, and i've got it running stably at 3.8 on air cooling on stock voltage without being a lot hotter. that's when it's worth it...but you need to get lucky with the right chip. 40mm fans are for chipsets and heatsinks, not gpus. they're good in their context. i just wrote them in there so i'd remember what sizes i wanted to actually discuss. i probably will edit that down to just small, medium, and large sizes when i get there.

what ram, what mobo? use cpuz if you're not sure.

tenchars = teh suck

oh, this is intended to be a faq, not really a guide. if someone has a computer question, they come here, find it on the list, and read it...and hopefully don't post another topic of 'why do i only have 2.35 gigs of ram' or 'is this e2180 better than my qx9770' or something. i'm planning on doing an overclocking tutorial at some point as well, just not with this. it's way more advanced than a lot of people think - at least if you do it right. good call, justchris, i'll add that.

this'd definitely help in your room. i'm interested in the verdict as well. you might want to post this request somewhere where most people actually buy their stuff rather than just using free stuff available on the web, though.

accurate system info would be excellent so i can post it. this is correct. the cpu fan isn't required, though, so i can take that out. pez, whatcha got? i want a decent office-based rig, so if you've got anything relatively useful i might be interested. edit: updated now.

can you update the first post with proper track info? i might still actually participate in this project after all.

i should point out that i've got almost the entire cpu section done, up through 2.3.1.4. looks like only half of it, but the terminology section took up four pages single-spaced. i'm already up to seven total single-spaced, and i'm barely out of the woods =) if this is as big of a scope as i want it, i'm going to need to make a pdf that can be downloaded from somewhere...this is just too big of a project otherwise.

it's already got two! and djp pimped the thread in the review again. awesome! is that three years running now that this type of thread has made it into a mix's writeup.

it's a horse laxative, so you can buy it from a vet or an agro store or something. i'd not suggest using the stuff at walmart, it's not as high of quality. my father-in-law has some horses, and i'm just going to get a few big containers from him. it's pretty cheap, all told, and puget says that they've only needed to change the oil once - and they didn't change it, they just filtered it.

hey, that's a good point. yeah, it's the aquarium thing. www.hardcorecomputer.com sells the real thing in a customized case that's possibly the only 4k+ custom computer that i could ever recommend. i want to build one with my current parts when i upgrade to core i7, sometime in the middle/end of next year. it'll let me practice case modding, too, because i'm going to dremel the ocremix logo into the side of the glass and everything =)

unless his board doesn't have anything to upgrade to - most older dells and a few other systems were out before pcix came out, leaving him with only relatively expensive, middle-range upgrades.

yeah - don't forget that when a mix with six reviews gets another one, it moves into the '7' bracket. sounds really dumb, but it means that there's about 40 more reviews there than it originally looks like with basic subtraction.

i was saying that if you couldn't, the taxi would cost a lot. lots of people from baltimore = lots of people passing by bwi. edit - oh, i missed the part about the shuttle. that'd be worth the cost, then. go with dca.

yeah. something like this. but i'd probably do the whole thing myself, radiated cooling and all.

didn't this thread get stickied last year? although business is slow in community discussion (i still type gendisc, after all this time), i'm sure it'd help.

i'm going to post a 'want' for parts that i can use in a future oil-immersion pc that i want to build. basically, if it's old, i can probably use it at least a little bit. i'm taking advantage of people pushing their older stuff out the door now that core i7 is out and intel is cutting prices like an emo on depressants =) edit: sobou, you are the man. for your efforts with keeping your post updated, i put big sets at the top of the page.

IAD is hell to get out of, too. don't forget that. you'd have to find someone to get you from DCA to the convention, don't forget. you'd have to foot the bill for a taxi both ways, which'd be more than 25$. there's a bunch of people coming from baltimore.

oh, hey man. long time no see. i actually remembered your last existing post, too, the one about c&c 1 going freeware =)

probably. most people who 'know' me on these boards know i have a certain sense of humor - it'd be weird to have someone else do, for example, 2.4.2.1, or 4.4. i just couldn't see it =) it's not as long as it looks, either. if i had to research, it'd take forever, but i plan on fully taking advantage of sites like hardware secrets and the like. and i know most of this off the top of my head, anyways.

that's a good point...i remember when agp cards were supposed to (with cockroaches) outlive armegeddon. and here we are, with fallout 3 out, using dual pcix16 2.0. and everyone hated pcix when it came out =)