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any reason you can't move the file to the webserver? if the files were on the same network you could setup a virtual directory on your webserver, but you would have to be either on the same network or have some sort of route to go back and forth

an extra battery is always a good idea and look at investing in a good camera bag, something that will carry everything you need. 1 word of caution is don't go too crazy buying any glass quite yet, play with the camera first and then figure out what you need, you may find out you really...

there is really not much difference between the 2, they both are up to the task, too many people gt caught up with actual numbers but everyone has different numbers, everyone has different conditions they are running their rigs, the only thing that matters is that both coolers will cool equally...

if you are looking for cheap then Xigmatek DK would be a great choice, cost is about $39.99 if you have more of a budget then there is the CoolerMaster V8, Noctua, and the TRUE

i wouldn't sweat it, your q9650 is fine. no reason to move to i7 unless you just really have to have one or your current rig is on its last legs. and if you are in the group of the former you would have already bought one

that of course assumes that the app even knows how to use all 8 threads, in all honesty having 8 threads is more of a novelty, a "hey check out my rig" kind of a feature, by the time that apps catch up to that we will all be talking about the next gen architecture or revisions to the current i7

the fit will be fine, and performance will be pretty close to equal. the Noctua will be quieter so if sound is a concern then grab it for the premium price, if you want bang for the buck grab a DK

cooler master V8 has treated my very well, easily reached 3.8 with no problems and should be able to do 4.0+ with better case cooling

good choices

get your vcore up, 1.045 is a bit low

no difference other than getting a stock HS/F and of course the warranty

the bios is reporting the memory incorrectly, like everyone said clear the cmos, another thing you should check is the pae setting http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/platform/server/PAE/PAEdrv.mspx

i don't see the X58 mobo going down much, these are suppose to be the high end units, just as the X48 before it, the low cost mobo won't come out till intel releases the budget and mid range chipsets as for the ram, it is falling so quick i'm actually considering a second set of ram just for...

the difference is modular or not modular, all corsair power supplies are good, they split the lines between CWT and Seasonic, and both are fine. it really just comes down to personal preference which one you like better. i tend to stick with what i have used and know works, so i have a...

i have never known asus to shrink wrap, while, it does give me a pause because i worry the retailer may have swapped out my good board for a DOA or just taken accessories out, i have never had the problem and tend to stick with a few trusted shops. but still there is a bit of worry, human...

all the coolers mentioned are great candidates S1283 and Vendetta 2 are on the lower price of the spectrum while the TRUE and Noctua are on the higher end price wise, if you are talking bang for the buck, the S1283 or Vendetta 2 are going to be your best bets, if money is not an object then...

great board, review is spot on

i'd throw in a vote for the V8, it has served me very well so far. i really don't think you can go wrong with any of the known top coolers

that is correct, the Xeon chips are not out yet, only one available is inside a Mac Pro http://www.apple.com/macpro/

no problems with my V8 and the fan controller, just need to pull the cap off the controller, slip it into the cover plate (just make sure you slip it in with latch on the bottom so it fits into the cover plate and locks it in) as far as performance it is doing well, i don't have anything to...

in my opinion and i think most would agree the biggest appeal for overclocking aside from just personal satisfaction of tweaking something and flexing the e-peen around is to try to maximize resources you have because of a limited budget. (ie. buying a celeron 300a and doing a o/c to 450mhz)...

i have since bumped my voltage up to 1.25, since it crashed once, figure it wouldn't hurt and i could rule out under voltage as an issue, and under Prime95, CPU-Z shows the voltage at 1.256v i'm pretty sure if i tweaked the case cooling a bit to get better flow i'd probabbly be able to drop...

my advice is hold out as long as you can with your current rig and when the time comes go i7, there really isn't a point going 775 anymore, and keep in mind the prices will continue to drop as you are waiting. and in all honesty you really should be comparing an i7 rig with a current quad...

so far so good with the CM V8, by reputation i know the TRUE is suppose to be better but i'm not going to be tearing apart my rig to drop the temp by a few degrees. i have to say to i wasn't disappointed by the V8 at all, only thing that I will say is it is a rather large block, in my rig i had...

so far so good, it hasn't crashed yet

no regrets, if you are upgrading now, then you gotta go i7, if you can wait then wait, but don't upgrade to a Q9X now just to upgrade again in 6 months

the room temperature in the living room which is next to the office is 73F, so i'd imagine the office is no more than 5 degrees warmer, so i'd guess around 78F - 80F.

results so far 3.8Ghz @ 1.225v, HT Enabled, Turbo Disabled Temps are 40C idle and tops out at 81C on full load setup is i7 920 Asus p6t(non deluxe) Corsair XMS3 16000 6GB CM V8 Cooler w/ AS5 will try to go for 4Ghz after playing around these speeds What do you guys think? Any...

i just tightened it until it wouldn't go, no danger of over doing it

the one i bought this last week had 2 connectors, and every site i see has the specs at 2 not 4, hell there are only 2 connectors on the psu itself

should not be a problem with your current power supply, i was running a similar system on an hx520 but upgraded to an hx620 today because Frys has it for $10 more than i paid for the hx520 and i just couldn't resist, so i'm going to return the hx520 after i rip it out of my system

an HX620 will be fine

i personally would grab WD 1TB Black drives, and the RAID 5 will be perfect.

i suggest a Dell UltraSharp, if the 30" is out of range then go 27" or maybe even the 24". just make sure it is the UltraSharp and not the consumer level

let me know how you do with your OC, i'm using a V8 as well, and will start pushing the cpu this week

CM V8, so far so good, would have preferred a TRUE-120 RT1366 but none of the local stores carry it and i was impatient and didn't want to have all the parts lying around for a week while waiting for it

just got it up and running, finishing up installing apps, loving it so far going to give it a nice burn-in before trying to push it

i know AS5 is pretty much the benchmark everything else is measured by, so i just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with this new stuff from CM, and see how it stacks up against the tried and true AS5

it really depends on the type of user you are, not in the sense of what applications you use, but how often you like to upgrade your PC, if you do it every 6 months or even every year, i'd say hold off on i7, take advantage of the great DDR2 pricing out there, and just build a Q9550 but if...

i believe the hx is the modular design and the tx and vx lines are just normal with attached cabling. other than that, they are either made by CWT or Seasonic, and while i prefer Seasonic, there is nothing wrong with CWT. the breakdown by manufacturers is as follows i believe, some please...