My main debate is that XP has 3 service packs. It was not perfect to begin with and honestly and i don't think it's as fast as everyone claims it to be. I remember wondering what kind of spyware program i have running in the background and i don't even know about. Slowing my computer down to...
Don't get that fan. While it is totally silent, it pushes no air and is truely useless. I have it personally and i dont even use it. This is a good fan:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811999144
hey thanks for all the responses. I drive a black car myself and it is a pita to keep clean. I decided on a semi gloss black and I'm going to do some good prep work.
This page answers all questions. the x1950 pro will only work with the x1950 pro but i can crossfire a few others in the x1900 series. thanks for the help
http://ati.amd.com/technology/crossfire/CF_combo_chart_Dec07.jpg
im sorry i was under the impression that really any ati pci-e card could be crossfired together. Can you back up your statement? I'm still new to crossfire. I thought at least two x1950 cards could.
Someone post on newegg about this fan
" way too loud
Pros: well it does move a lot of air as it claims in the description.
Cons: too loud for my quiet p180 case. it is not 21dB as everyone else has mentioned. it is more along the lines of 30dB. no 3 pin connector/adapter, 4-pin molex...
I've used all three of these and here is what i'd recommend:
1. Thermaltake A2329
Pro: pushes massive air 62CFM, good pressure, almost silent
Con: price, and only be used as exhaust fan
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835106100
2. Enermax Marathon
Pro: run...