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    Can't connect to the web via IE in Vista??

    Assuming the virus was fully removed (a big if, no matter how many tools you use), it wouldn't necessarily revert a setting that was changed. I view virus removal as incredibly dangerous, there's simply no way to know the machine is actually clean. Better to just nuke the mbr, reformat...
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    UPS emitting high pitched noise

    Does this noise sound like an official alarm or an electrical issue? The odds of a power event while gaming are relatively low, so I don't know if you absolutely require a UPS that can hold up your fully loaded system. I'd be willing to bet that most of the time, the system is pulling...
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    Who else has an SSD that died?

    My family member was running a X-25M G1 on XP 32-bit...not sure of the specifics, but it had some BSoD's and eventually had to be RMA'ed. I was using a X-25M G2 on 7 64-bit...TRIM was working, had it aligned correctly, absolutely no warning, just a BSoD, then a boot disk error message. The...
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    Who else has an SSD that died?

    They were an early adopter to the technology. I scored my G2 during the Newegg Black Friday deal, think it was under $200 after Bing Cashback. I agree platter based HD's are more likely to be DoA due to shipping, but if a platter based drive makes it through the first day, I have more...
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    Who else has an SSD that died?

    Well my X-25M G2 80GB died last night after 8 months...random BSoD, boot failure afterwards. Loaded up a Linux live CD and the SSD registered as 8.4MB...talk about $ per GB! :eek: Nothing can fix it, have to RMA. I also recommended a X-25M G1 80GB to a family member, who had theirs die...
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    Recommend a case (needs easily cleaned filters + positive pressure)

    Looking at the specs, the intake is a 140mm @ 1000 RPM fan, compared to an exhaust of 120mm @ 1500 RPM + whatever the PSU does. Seems like it would be negative pressure, maybe neutral, but I'll consider it.
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    Recommend a case (needs easily cleaned filters + positive pressure)

    BTW, at this point I'm leaning towards the Antec 300, although I don't consider it ideal for my needs.
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    Recommend a case (needs easily cleaned filters + positive pressure)

    I personally have a P182, which is easily made PP by turning the top fan into an intake (3x120's in, 1x120 + PSU + videocard out). It also has very easily cleaned front filters. I'm looking to provide the same solution (ATX form factor, PP, easily accesible filters) for a customer, the only...
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