Recent content by ordovician

Google "Ruger LC9" and "concealed carry <my state>". /thread ;)

A good rule of thumb is to always have 30% "reserve" in your power supply, at least on a high end gaming rig. Here are some reasons: 1) You want it to work on the hottest day of the year, where its output could be a lot less than in ideal conditions. 2) Capacitor aging can decrease the output...

Can these things do Netflix yet?

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Two words: Steam drive.

Ain't it the truth. Too bad I don't have a scout chopper to drive to work with. Hehe

OOS. Looks like my car is getting new sways after all. Lol.

I actually like a larger DPI for gaming. Call me crazy.

^ I'd take a dual-core i3-2100 over a Q6600 any day.

LOLright? :P in grad school I carried a Gateway FX 17" everywhere. Although even really strong people have to watch how much they regularly load their lower backs...

High profile interferes with a Megahalems on a P8P67 Pro. FYI.

Where might one acquire this $25 coupon?

High profile and 1.65V, dang. I have to skip it but don't want to...

The 4-year protection plan is only $30. Might be worth it.

It should have been called Bad Company 3. 'Nuff said. PS: They made the inventory load-out system needlessly deep. 4 clicks to change my scope? Why?