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    Why is 16:9 popular

    I currently run a 16:10 1920-1200 monitor for my comp and cant seem to figure out why they make more of the 16:9 ones. Inform me
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    SLI Colors?

    sounds the me like your DVi-VGA cable has a pin broken/Not making contact.
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    Top 10 Stupid Hollywood Hackers

    Well...now you got my vote for you in the next hacking movie.
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    Left 4 Dead Health Pack Cake

    the picture looks alot doctored, From what I see its a CGI
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    Galaxy's Name That Fan Contest

    Spiral Galaxy ;)
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    Metro 2033 DirectX 11 Gameplay Performance and IQ @ [H]

    Personally I like the image of the nvidia chip better, yes it doesnt have as much detail, but with that its detail isnt as grainy.
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    Lunatic Liquid Submersion [Havenings]

    DI water would be the cheapest way to go. But if you are going to do it do it right. Get yourself a zinc anode and make sure it is in the water with it. Also you will need 3 types of filters .45 micron , a MIXED bed and a oxygen filter. With all that it will be good to go. I know this because...
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    How to mod a PSU to give a higher voltage?

    here is what you do. You need to take the leads of the end voltage of the pwr supply and attach them to a external circuit card, then on that card you will need have have a step up transformer with the proper impedance matching. Then from the transformer but in a varible resister so you can...
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    HP rig

    What I suggest you do is get a voltmeter or better yet a multimeter and go ahead and check the leads of the PSU for the right voltage. Then go ahead and check the leads for OMH resistance and make sure that none of them are shorting to ground. You can usually pick up a cheap on a radio shack for...
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