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    Reliability of HDDS in adverse environments

    Use elastic suspensions. You can rig up something that's held in place by bungee elastic or something: I did this all the time to mechanically de-couple a hard drive from a case to reduce vibration noise. No reason why it won't work the other way around. Check silentpcreview's forums for hdd...
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    Building a computer into a desk frame.

    I don't mean any disrespect, but positive pressure is a hell lot better for dust control than negative pressure. Negative pressure will cause air to enter the case from any possible venue. Positive pressure keeps dust out by intaking air only over filters.
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    CM 590 and External Radiators

    Just to add into here, great case to work in. If you felt like it you could even fit a triple up front and a double up top internally and you'd still have enough room for a single 3.5'' drive.
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    Centurion 5 CAC-T05

    The thicker cable is definitely for FW. Most USB front panel connectors have two bundled cables instead of one.
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    CNPS7700-cu vs. CNPS8000

    CNPS 8000 in terms of acoustics is a bloody failure compared to the CNPS 7700. I'd just ride it out and wait for the CNPS 8700 to come - heatpiped 7700 which is likely to be better than that 8000 by a longshot. Read the review of the CNPS 8000 and weep.
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    Low profile CPU coolers for Microfly and Gigabyte 965P-DS3

    I'd wait for the Zalman 8700. Great low profile cooler from the looks of it.
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    ASRock Conroe1333, a stable overclocker?

    Curses. >>' Okay then, I should be able to hit ~ 333 on nearly all Conroe mATX boards, provided I raise my PCI-E frequency, right?
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    ASRock Conroe1333, a stable overclocker?

    I don't know. However, I did find this line in the motherboard's manual. It says something about having to run PCI-e at 115 while FSB is 333. Does this sound about reasonable?
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    ASRock Conroe1333, a stable overclocker?

    http://www.ocworkbench.com/2007/asrock/ConRoe1333-DVI-H/b11.htm Anyone have experience with this board? ocworkbench HAS gone up to 350FSB..
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    First SFF Build! *SG01s-Evo*

    OH. Okay.. so its ONLY the one with the windows that has the black interior, okay. Thanks!
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    First SFF Build! *SG01s-Evo*

    Weird.. I swear the SG-01 came with untreated interior. Thanks, now I know my pure black theme should work out okay, =D
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    First SFF Build! *SG01s-Evo*

    How did you get the interior black? Or did you do it yourself?
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    Abit NFM2 YAY!

    Well, are you running a proper divider? The DDR2-400 divider, try that first.
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    Abit NFM2 YAY!

    Hmm.. perhaps you are correct. However, my friend running on a X2 3600+ has the same issue.. great overclocks with one stick of RAM, not so good with two.
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    Abit NFM2 YAY!

    My personal experience with overclocking the NF-M2 are awesome. With one stick of memory, that is. With one stick of memory, I've hit 340HTT with EASE. 340 * 8 = 2720 on a Sempron 3000. However, as soon as I insert another bank of memory, it ceases to push even at 270 * 8. I'm thinking that...
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