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It's from IKEA. The model is the Galant. It's modular, so you buy the pieces that you need and then put it together.

Well I can't say I've had the "pleasure" of trying Vista myself, but I was under the impression that they had pretty strict DRM for almost all multi-media formats (movies, audio, etc). Am I mistaken?

OK, so I installed Windows XP Pro x64 corporate edition recently and because it was my first time using this OS, I just assumed it was completely normal that my boot-drive was "G" instead of "C" like I expected it to... However, now I've been having issues with hardware installation programs...

Please delete... Took too long editing my poll and then it wouldn't let me add it... What a stupid system.

So you don't mind that microshaft took away much of your ability to control the OS manually and you're happy with the strict DRM? :confused:

Yeah, XP x64 is pretty much the only choice I have as of right now... Vista is a piece of crap.

Thanks! I'm running Windows XP x64 Pro.

Yeah, me too... However, I already had the SCSI drives from my last system, so SCSI it was.

Thanks! It actually wasn't as much as you'd think... I got a lot of the components on eBay and Pricewatch... CPUs were only $400 each, Quadro FX 4600 was only $780, etc, etc.

Thanks! I love it. What CAD programs do you use? I primarily work with Solidworks, Pro/E, Geomagic Studio, Catia, MasterCAM, and occasionally AutoCAD. Yep, each card is in its own PCIe 16x slot. The soundproofing is there to absorb the fan noise at the back of my system. The LCDs are 4:3.

Here is my college setup...:D:D:D http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1218021

There's a good chance your power supply is dying. I had the same symptoms recently and that's what it turned out to be that.

So I do a lot of CAD and CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) on the computer and my previous system was about 5 years old, so I just built a new one last week. Let me know what ya think. Specs: Motherboard: Supermicro H8DA8-2 Processors: 2x 3.0GHz Dual-Core AMD 2222 (Socket F)...

Just built this system last week. Here it is in all its glory...