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Where do you guys go to get these new coins converted to bitcoins or how do you cash out? From the Exchanges I've looked at (i.e. btc-e, coinbase), they don't always support the latest coins. Thanks.

Here are some more info with better images. If you have a different Dell model and want to know if this will work, here are photos of the connector from the original Dell Power Supply. Notch view Bottom view Adapter notch down: Adapter notch up:

I guess I didn't explain things real well in my original post. The reason you see my diagram with 24 pins instead of the 20 is because I'm explaining what needs to be supplied to the Dell motherboard (black connector of the adapter looking at the adapter end with notch up top and wires going...

This is the kit I used to remove the pins but a small flathead will also work. Just look at my diagram and arrange the pins from the ATX connector side of the adapter in my link. Just to clarify, you do not remove any pins from your new power supply, but the pins from the part of adapter that...

I would go for the transformer...better screen and keyboard dock option (built in battery, USB ports, touch pad, works like a laptop).

OCZ Vertex2 60GB for $119.99 - 20% coupon BTEKHHJ26 - $15 rebate = $80.99 free shipping. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227550:eek:

I've purchased 3 of these boxes and have gotten all the rebates in a timely manner. It will play basically anything I throw at it (mkv, DVD vob files, ISO, flv, etc.). Very good deal!

Your TX750 should be able to handle it just fine.

How is the GTX 260 better for gaming than the 9800GX2? Here are some good benchmarks to prove my point. Maybe I need glasses but I don't see the GTX 260 beating the 9800 GX2 in any of the benchmarks. Heck, the 9800 GX2 beats the GTX 280 in most of the benchmarks, as well.

Saving energy isn't all about $$$, it's also about wanting to reduce your carbon "footprint" by doing your part. I would say keep the Enermax, as well.

Agreed but you do get better performance with Fermi and DX11. I just picked up the MSI 470 and it completely blows the 9800GX2 out of the water.

The 9800GX2 is a great card and would be a better buy than your 260 at this price. However, it's a refurb, power hungry and runs very hot.

Work got me a Dell Optiplex 980 that came with a 250 watt "green" power supply. This wasn't enough to run my 4870 for gaming. I purchased a 550 watt power supply only to find out that it only accepts what Dell calls "mini 24 pin ATX" connection. I found the adapter here and figured I was...

I'm running ESX4i on unsupported hardware without any issues. Below are the specs, for those that are interested: Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-MA78GM-US2H Video: Onboard RAM: 8GB of GSkills DDR2 800MHz (4 X 2GB DIMMs) CPU: AMD 5050e SATA Mode: AHCI DVD/CD: Samsung DVD-RW NIC: Intel Pro...

I have a Q6600 right now and if I were to upgrade, I would definitely want Hyperthreading. Sucks they disabled it on the i5.

I agree 100% with getting a 920 because of the price over the 860. Why not grab a 920 and get the extra memory channel for less money? The extra channel is helpful because you can load it up with 12GB of memory relatively cheap (the jump from 2gb module to 4gb is steep).

Too bad there are no Microcenters anywhere in Oklahoma. :mad:

LOL...might be true for some but for me, it's home videos of the kids and family related activities (birthdays, weddings, etc.).

Yep, checked my email and both my orders have shipped! :p

You can never have too much storage when you get into video editing/archiving.

Yep, both my orders show delayed until 8/24. I'm just happy it's delayed and not cancelled due to Dell's famous line of "illegal configuration." :eek:

AMDs 45 watt CPU + 780G Mobo + this case + 4GB DDR2 ($35 AR) = AWESOME Media Center Setup

Yep, this is a good deal and I ordered one. Can't beat the price for a nice case that includes a PSU.

Between me and a couple of friends, we have 4 of these and have had zero problems. I would say for anyone getting this drive, the first thing you should do is update the firmware here. Like others have said, you are playing with fire if all your data is in one location with no backups.

I can confirm the deal is dead. Luckily, I was able to get 2. :D

I have one, flashed to the latest firmware and working like a champ.

Try 6-6-6-18 and what is your voltage for the RAM? I would run at least 2.0v if not 2.1v.

LOL...am I missing something because how can this be 68 in 1??? :confused:

I'm looking at my packaging and can confirm SKU# is 699-814.

Home Depot actually has this over with all the holiday gifts section (special tool combo pack, Christmas lights, special buys, etc.). Like others have stated, I'm constantly running around the house using this on everything and anything. Not sure if this is good but the intake side of my PC is...

Yeah, it's basically just a red laser pointer as to where the infrared beam is hitting. From what I have seen on my PC, my hotspots are the northbridge, GX2 and 8600GTS with readings well over 130*F. I'm working on getting some better airflow to my case.

Not sure if this is hot or not but I picked up a Ryobi infrared thermometer with laser sight for $29.99 plus tax. I've always wanted one but they were usually in the $40+ range. This is good around the house and to pinpoint hotspots in your PC. Spec: -4* to 600*F (-20* to 315*C) Here's...

That's all I needed to know, thanks.

Yep, I bit and ordered a kit late last night. What do you guys think about an external reservoir? I was thinking the Swifttech MCRES-Micro Rev. 2 becase it looks cool and small size. Thanks.

I dont' have room in my case (LIAN-LI PC-60FWB) for the 120.2 radiator. Any suggestions where I should mount it? I was thinking of constructing a wooden box of some sort and mounting the radiator and pump in there. What do you guys think?

Am I missing something because where's the reservoir in this setup?

I just received this board yesterday and will install to replace my GA-965P-DS3. The UD3P looks awesome and I'm glad it's full size versus the 965P. I'm hopeful for some good overclocking and from what I have read, it looks promising. I wished Gigabyte wouldn't use white for the PCI...

OK, I just ordered the GA-EP45-UD3P. From what I have read, it's a real MONSTER overclocker and has everything I need (dual NICs, crossfire support, firewire, heat pipes, up to 16GB RAM, etc.). Newegg has it for $117, after a $20 rebate and free shipping. Thanks for the help. Good...

I'll go ahead and add this to the mix: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128358

I'm torn between these two motherboards: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128344 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131299 Could I get pros and cons of each, especially if you own one or both? Which one overclocks better? Which one is more...