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    Power without Motherboard?

    I have a non-computer related project, that needs some UV/Led type lighting effects. Basically all the sorts of UV reactive lighting kits (cathod tubes, glow wire, leds) that they sell for computers would be perfect for this. Problem is as far as i know all the power connectors those things use...
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    How much $$$ to anodize an Aluminum case?

    If your indeed thinking about getting in done black you might want to hold off a bit, one of the forum admins on coolermaster-usa.com dropped a few hints that a black version would be out soon. I don't know exacally when, but its apparently in the works. Anyway, I got a silver 830 and am very...
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    Raising Motherboard

    thanks for the help guys, appreciate it. _matt
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    Raising Motherboard

    This may be a stupid question, but I am fairly new to this and I'd rather be safe then sorry. My motherboard is sitting about a 16th of an inch too low, and the PCI/Video cards are not seating fully. They are damn close, but I'd rather not risk a problem from a partially seated card. I...
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    Has anyone bought an Asus P5WD2 moboard?

    check out: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1008062 Seems like he was able to update the bios with a utility and get everything working, if I read that right. I'm looking at getting that combination as well...
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    Pentium D 920 with Asus P5LD2

    Thanks for the info ISP, thats just what I was looking for. Just to be clear, you ended up getting the Asus P5WD2-P(remium?) not the P5LD2? Then you just needed the lastest BIOS on a floppy while booting and holding alt-F2? Also, as an open question, do you guys think this would also apply...
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