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Oh my god, those 3 cards must be soooo loud together. How could you stand that?

You're going to need 8gb of ram and 2 video cards for that LOL! :P

Chrono Trigger. It was the very first RPG I ever played in my life and I loved that game to death, still do actually. :P

That's not because of your video card, that's because of your ram/cpu and the servers. What's happening is because there are so many people there you get a bottleneck someone on your network line which causes all the packets of information to come back slowly from the server, which is why you...

Guys, I hate to ruin the ending, but we won the war.

Turn down your view distance from 100% to 50% (or even 75% if you need it) but the difference between 50% and 100% isn't very much at all, and when compared to the performance hit it isn't worth it. WoW uses up an enormous about of RAM and CPU power compared to GPU because of all the individual...

QFT, almost made me reconsider where I was going in College until I decided to quit WoW, probably the best thing I've ever done for myself, like drugs but not so hard to quit.

I use the old school S478 3.0E and the best way that I've found to keep it cool is to maintain a good case airflow and the Arctic Cooling Freezer 4. Not only is it quiet but it cools well and it's cheap! :P I have my 3.0E @ 3.49 with idle temps around 38'c and max temps around 49'c. It's...

This mod reminds me of Children of Bodom the metal band! :P Definately going to watch this one for the reaper... :D

I also got this email today.

DFi, they are all about overclocking and provide the most overclocking tweaks I have ever seen in a BIOS, and they're LanParty series are UV! :P

Are you using the latest BIOS revision for your board? If so, see if there are any similar issues with your ABit board. Also check to see if other people are noticing throttling at the same temp range with the same CPU as you. I know my Prescott doesn't throttle at 60C but it's a 3.0E 478 so...

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If you wait, DFI is releasing their Infinity 975X/G board sometime before Conroe is released and shortly after that I would expect to see the LanParty to be released, and if you don't mind waiting a couple weeks the Infinity board seems really nice, although it doesn't have all the same features...

They will work in the bottom fan holder (where the one right infront of the psu goes) and in the back 2 spots above the cpu area, but not infront of the upper hard drive holder.

It looks like you're going to have clearance issues with the radiator inside the case like that, what you could do instead is mount the rad up where the fans are and put the fans outside the case pulling air through, although that could also not look so good, but that's just what I think based...

Well when it comes to everyday tasks and multitasking it would probably perform significantly better, you'll most likely notice it when you open say IE and WMP at the same time, or something like that as both cores will take up the different tasks. It may even be night and day for you as well...

After reading around quite a bit, if you like to overclock the 930D seems to be a great overclocker, but I don't have any first hand experience with that perticular chip tbh.

If you can find one, Chenbro SR 107 is by far probably the "longest" case I've ever seen. http://www.chenbro.com.tw/product/product_preview.php?pid=102

Blue and orange... Go Broncos? :P Looks good though!

...Yeah my druid doesn't have the computer modding skill high enough to learn that script. Probably requires like 280 or something. Plus I bet farming the items is a pain to do.

We have the same desk ^_^. As for a nice large case for a lot of drives and that stuff, I would probably reccommend a large case with fans for all the hdd's, since you like CM I would probably say the stacker.

That is going to be awesome! Great idea if you ask me. I'm not the best computer modder, and all the visual help I can get would be great!

Holy crap! This will be an awesome mod! Don't get in over your head Crimson, but I'm sure you know what you're getting into.

Pulled for you Shortest straw! The shortest straw has been pullllledd ffooorrr yooouuu! That's wicked man!

OMG That r teh pwnz0r!! Jokes aside, that is a pretty neat idea!

They need to make this for the 478 prescott, as the Freezer 4 isn't as good as the Freezer 7. Same chip, same heat given off, I wonder if I could mod it to fit my socket. :/

Notebooks get hot enough as it is, so I strongly suggest you don't oc it.

The FX hands the P4EE's ass to it. It blows it out of the water. The FX series, man no competition. For the price the P4EE doesn't really seem worth it, so you get L3 cache, where are you going to find that usefull gaming? Not really anywhere. Just search anandtech, hardocp, overclockers...

Well I am not sure, I know for the prescott ( 90nm technology ) you shouldn't go past 1.7V because of the blowthrough problem, but since yours is the 130nm technology I am really not sure. But yes those temps are insanely high, almost to where the CPU will start to throttle itself. I have my 3.0...

Ok you are definately in the DANGER zone with your current voltage. Personally I WOULD NOT go any higher than 1.6v. You are SERIOUSLY reducing the life of your processor with that high of a voltage. There is something called a "burn in process" that the mfg's for cpus do to get an estimate on...

At the top of the device manager window click on View then click on Show Resources by Type, then click on Interrupt Rquest (IRQ).

Just don't go past 1.7 volts are you seriously risk frying the cpu. I have gone to 1.6 to get a 4.3ghz (from a 3.0) oc. It worked and booted into windows but it was idling at 60'C. So unless you have the cooling (I would suggest nothing less than phase!) you won't get far.

Yeah we're good, hopefully someone will see this and figure out what they're problem is from it. We disabled both raid devices in the bios and that worked. Now we just get a long black screen with a blinking cursor right after the post stuff, then windows starts.

Ok, so my friend bought a new computer (well, all the parts anyway) from newegg.com. He got a AMD Athlon64 3500+ 939, etc. He also got a Antec NeoPower 480watt, Corsair XMS PC3200 ECC Registered. ATi Radeon 9700, mouse, soundblaster Audigy2, etc.. We thought it was the ram, so I brought my own...

Not to kill your pride or anything, but do full testing, the normal test. Then post the score you get, just doing graphics is one thing, but that also doesn't mean much at all (neither does any benchmark for that matter though). Anyway good system though! :) I would like to see what you get with...

ASUS P4P800SE Pentium 3.0E Prescott 1mb Corsair ValueSelect PC3200 ATi Radeon X800Pro OC: Have had a stable OC on stock cooling at 3.8ghz with vcore voltage at 5 and DRAM set to 266. Haven't gone higher because the core voltage needs to go higher and I can't do that without watercooling or...

Idling at 40C is _NORMAL_ for prescott's. They get HOT, that's what they do. The 1mb L2 is what you sacrafice for the heat, and the 90nm technology.

I second the P4P800SE as I also have one and it's a great board. For the price I paid on newegg, I was able to get it for around $70 or so at the middle of summer. I've been pleased by it, and it's a great overclocker!

Did you back up your original BIOS?