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Some damn nice rigs. Mine: My money has been going towards other things recently. Spikes Tactical/Stag Arms Tack driver:D

Added a second 8800gts for some sli action. I know its behind the times but it still can twist some gaming arms. [email protected].;) :)

Fair enough.:) Still a good lookin' rig.:)

Nice. I'd encourage you to be a little bit more creative with wire management though.:)

Masterkleer is a McMaster item. I prefer Tygon R-3603.:)

Nothing wrong with Swiftech gear. :)

My Wolfdale rig: ~S~:)

In. [H] & BFG rock!:)

Can't go wrong with Wolfdale. I'm in love with mine.:cool:

lol. I liked the crowbar. 'Tink':D

Got no problems with my e8400/xfx 780i combo. This thing is a beast.:)

Me loves my Wolfdale. :)

Just saw this on the front page. In!:D

lol. Just thinking about working with fiberglass makes me itch.:eek: Nice piece of craftsmanship, btw.:)

Picked up another pair of 1GB Ballistix pc2-6400 for a total of 4GB. XP is only reporting 2.75GB for some reason. :( Edit: CPU-Z is reporting it as being 4.096GB.. Wtf?

Got mine for $225.00 from Frys. Awesome little cpu. :)

I've got this mobo running an E8400. Consider me subscribed to this thread.

Being a firearms enthusiast, I think I like this.:D

Ceramique. :)

n00b!:D

Its not. They make good products, but reading about them from the likes of certain posters around here reminds me of the global warming kool-aid crowd.:rolleyes:

If anybody is into the flourescent green color, go hit up your local chemical supplier and inquire about uranine dye. Looks great and never comes out of suspension.

I'm running with a cpu300v-10 at the moment. Its not bad, but at first opprotunity its getting replaced by a D-Tek Fuzion.

FWIW, I'm a fan of the Koolance type compression fittings. They are bulletproof.

TN, please stick with nursing and stay away from engineering,,, Seriously.

The 1/4" and 3/8" ID ACE tubing is alright. The 1/2" ID sucks. It comes pre-kinked.

Nope. Don't see the need for one.

Congratulations on your new acquisition! :cool:

I'm assuming you mean the pins, correct? http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=174&zenid=75873e73cf984f676a081c99455fa3a2 You can also get pins at your local electronics supply store. You'll also need to pick up a special set of crimping pliers, also...

Shameless pic of eVGA, BFG, and Zalman products.:) :D

eVGA:)

Kyle, Brent, Mark; Good evaluation gentlemen. Thanks.:) ***Hugs my 8800GTS/640***

The fact that the 'buyer' has yet to show up in this thread to at least attempt to plead his case speaks volumes, and lol @ him wanting a new Thermochill as a replacement. Too funny.:D

And then some.. Beautiful craftsmanship.:cool: Edit: Some performance data would be nice, at least how it compares to a bone stock D5.

Like ghost6303 said, let them dry for a few days in a warm environment. Moisture takes time to evaporate from underneath surface mount components.

The bottom one is a BFG 7800GT-OC. What a great little card that was. Kinda wishing I hadn't sold it.:( Top one is a 640Mb 8800GTS. Awesome card.:) Gonna see if I still have any pics of my 9800 pro with teh Swiftech MCW-50 sitting on it. Now that was a long lived (and abused) card!

The oldest I have a picture of. (The bottom one)

http://www.employees.org/~slf/lrwb/

8800GTS/640. Awesome card.

I thought this would be appropriate for this thread.:D