Recent content by semiconductorslave

I've only used flexible tubing for water cooling, this kit would be amazing.

Warning! Nudity! It would match my German Shepherd.

I want to know why the streaming services like xfinity and Netflix before Win8 don't offer even 5.1 sound. also, to weigh in on the 4k tv quality debate, I watched a 4k tv at a store and I could definitely notice an improvement over 1080p, also just because it hasn't yet reached perfection...

I sure wish I could mod a home depot sign, such style, how aesthetically pleasing! Or maybe make a small form factor HTPC with this open air case: Just making a point that they used a somewhat unusual concept: Open Air, but didn't go way out there on the design.

I agree, came within a few frames in each benchmark, did better at one, and costs $399 and comes with FARCRY3 Blood Dragon, CRYSIS3, BIOSHOCK, and Tomb Raider. Also 3GB ram helps when you do crossfire.

Maybe if you got to shoot dynamite sticks into Boss Hog's Boars Nest.

But you have to add the cost of the iphone. :) My recurve didnt cost this much. Im glad this got Lame Tech Product of the Day! As a person who does archery, I think it would be sad if I never had the experience of archery and thought that this was somehow similar. Also, I didnt have...

Also the person who enters an MBA program might have a certain level of passion about that discipline, enough so to be accepted into a masters program. Of course there are always people that enter a masters program for pratical reasons instead of passion, just not anyone that was in my MFA...

That's nice you can enable Physix, but its also nice that I could also by adding in a $25 GT530 and get High Physx with my HD 6970, and only add a 50W TDP card.:D

From the reviews of these drives on Newgg, these drives have quite a few reliablity and compatability issues with the Dataplex software, including freezes, mechanincal drive corruption, problems with various MB chipsets, and use of AHCI. The article does discuss the reliabilty concerns users...

Be carefull, you can kill a MB by blasting compressed air because the fans when they spin at crazy RPMs can generate electricity back into the board! Its always a good idea to hold them still with your hand first. If your heatsink on your CPU or GPU doesn't have much tension, you can buy a...

You can run your SATA drives as AHCI mode, and then they become hot swap-able, and also can report back to HD monitoring apps that use SMART, but I think its only supported in 64bit OSs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Host_Controller_Interface http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T.

Those voltages are weird, when I run HWMonitor, my voltages report correctly. I wonder if it could be you PSU, or maybe your MB reporting them wrong? I wonder how many watts your using, have you ever done an online PSU calculator? Thermaltake has one: www.thermaltake.outervision.com/...

Couldn't you run with lower speed fans if you add a second radiator, and still have an adequate amount of cooling?

I don't think that radiator is overkill at all, better to have more radiator, you can always turn the fans down I do think the dual loop would be overkill, the water in the loop will still be able to cool the CPU adequately and will not ruin your OC.