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Recent content by Solar Granulation

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    Chipset and video card cross-vendor compatibility question

    Much though I like my video card, I'm starting to find it irksome that several things I've been getting interested in don't support my combination of OS and AMD/ATI video. So I'm trying to figure something out... My motherboard is a GA-MA790X-DS4, so it has a 790X chipset from AMD. Would I...
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    A basic cooling question - when?

    When does it become useful to add cooling facilities for RAM? Is a need for this action dictated by ambient case temperature, RAM frequency or other circumstances? Is it, perhaps, only worth worrying about if overvaulting the RAM?
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    do i need to back up linux swap partition

    No. The Swap partition is like an extension of RAM, it is overwritten all the time and does not need to retain data between sessions.
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    What would you recommend to fix a scratch or chip in plastic?

    Until it sets Milliput is water soluble, which makes it easy to get a completely smooth finish and to wash away any excess. Once its set, however, its completely impervious to water. If you know anything about pottery you might be interested to learn that you can make Milliput "slip".
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    What would you recommend to fix a scratch or chip in plastic?

    A minuscule amount of black Milliput might do it.
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    What gadget/s can't you currently leave your home without and why ?

    Palm Tungsten E2. It fits in my pocket, plays multimedia files and allows me to make notes, lists, spreadsheets etc and do a bit of creative writing in a nice little word processor. Plus it's smaller and easier to carry than my laptop and is acceptably capable; I'm considering trying Linux on it.
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    Post your retro hardware.

    That would be an excellent machine for my LFS project!
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    Post your retro hardware.

    P4 counts as retro now? Geez, and it's my most up-to-date desktop right now :\ Good thing I'm getting a Phenom soon. Anyway, if I can find them I have some old stuff lying around... 486, Amiga, C64.. I'll see if they turn up :)
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    Project "Wind Tunnel" - TJ07 internal ducting modification [lots of pics]

    Nicely done! Not a million miles from something I'm considering incorporating into my case build when I do it, to make better use of my fans. Although I'm not sure I'd want to get involved with sheet aluminium! btw, great litter-box mod, too ;)
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    Rough New Case Design!

    Nice to see someone else (other than me and my father) saying something like that! Although we always say twice.
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    Humbaba - new case design

    This pleases me. :D btw, what is Rapture? I've heard of Bioshock, but I know nothing of it.
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    Humbaba - new case design

    I considered putting this in the Worklog or Gallery sections, but since I haven't started building yet and these are concept drawings I wasn't sure they belonged in either place. At some point, if there is interest, I'll probably do a colour/texture version and another with labels. In...
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    Another thread asking for help choosing wattage...

    Thank you :)
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    Total power consumption....Going Green!

    I see that "Umm, what?" and raise an "...on Earth?"
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    Total power consumption....Going Green!

    Turning it off is always good (unless you'll turn it on again so fast that the power spike would null the down time). If you have a secondary drive that you rarely access, consider spinning it down. Frequent spin up/downs can cause damage, but if it's seldom used there's no need to keep it...
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