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Recent content by XenDeltaPhi

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    Have you de-lidded an Ivy Bridge CPU?

    Good luck;)
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    Anti-Glare coatings, discussion/Poll.

    Can confirm all of the above. Proud owner of a Yamakasi DS270.
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    Noctua NH-D15 Intel and AMD CPU Air Cooler Review @ [H]

    I don't imagine I should upgrade to this from my Noctua NH-D14. Lol.
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    Dragon Age 3: Inquisition Announced

    I agree. I don't have high hopes for anything bioware puts out anymore
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    PC Gaming Survey - 10 quick questions, I appreciate your feedback

    Challenge accepted.
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    New build on the cheap

    You could also get a core i5 2500k on the For Sale/For trade section of the forums for about the same price as a new i3 4130. A decent P67 mobo can be found for around $50. I'm not suggesting you get him that. But you could find cheaper used alternatives to the haswell i3 that would still serve...
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    Intel Core i7 and Gaming @ [H]

    My first gaming rig had a Pentium III Then a Pentium 4 Then a Phenom II x4 810 My 3770K is by far the best processor I have ever owned.
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    Let's talk delidding

    Tried the razor method. Nicked the PCB/exposed gold trace. Freaked out. Popped it back in. No harm done. I'll probably try the vise method next time.
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    Square Enix Is Bringing Final Fantasy III to PC

    Fingers crossed. FFXV for PC anyone?
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    Have you de-lidded an Ivy Bridge CPU?

    I tried first with the razor blade method. Scratched the PCB so I stopped. Gave me quite a scare. Popped it back in and it was still fine. Maybe sometime i'll get to the hammer and vise method
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