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Hi, So i am setting up a test bench and I am looking for a wireless router/AP that is capable of doing two things. (or hey, two units each capable of one of them would be fine too)
First it must be configurable to force the use of the DFS required channels (52-64 and 100-140) that is, id...
depends, in some places screws/nuts are fine. In areas where you need a flush face, screws/nuts wont work as they stand off the face of the metal a good bit on both sides.
if you use a tap, it will thread the hole, just make sure you use the right size for the stand offs you have and you wont need glue, they will just screw right in.
1x1xwhatever: http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=150&
no idea on the aluminum, could always get acrylic for that too.
you can tap the .22' sheet yourself to add the stand offs, a small tap isnt expensive.
new case is antec 182
the motherboard is ECS C19-A SLI v1.0
the 3 pin connection on the case does have an empty center slot so i think i can switch the wire there, ill try.
Hi, I'm having a little trouble hooking up my new case. This is all probably going to sound very newbie-ish but here goes my questions:
When im hooking up the power switch wires to the motherboard, does it matter which wire i connect to the + post or the - post? problem comes in because this...
the specs in my sig are off a little bit.
I have 4 more 250 gig drives. Im also looking to upgrade my graphics card pretty soon.
The intent of upping the Wattage was to 'future proof' the set up.
Im starting to lean towards the corsair box. the flat cables are nice.
I just got a new case, a low end thing im going to end up ripping to pieces eventually, but im going to use it in the mean time. Ive run into a problem, the Power switch wires that attach to the motherboard are both black... I cant tell which is the + and which is the -...
should there any...
So ive come down to 2 choices i think will work for me:
corsair 620W: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139002
thermaltake 700W: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817153039
anyone have judgments or oppinions on those 2? or other recomandations...
sleeving requires you open the box, and break the warenty sticker in doing so. even though i didnt tinker with any of it.
any oppinions on modular PSUs?
im afraid its been almost 2 years since i bought the PSU, im pretty sure its a 1 year on it.
even if it wasnt, I sleeved it and im pretty sure that kills the warrenty
So i was putting my computer back together in a new case i just got, i was doing the work in one room and got everything together and tested it out. Up and running, happy, happy.
Then i unhooked it and moved the tower into my computer room, plugged it in and there was the dreaded loud pop...
that was one of my choices waypo. but its a deactivated item right now:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130303
is the g92 8800gts worth the extra price?
id be playing mostly: WoW, Bioshock, Crysis and CoD once i get around to getting it. Also doing a good amount of video watching.
I think ive kind of narrowed it down.
These seem like they are right around my price range of 200-300ish.
GeForce 8800GTS 320MB ($220 - 20 rebate)...