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What's the MF? Never heard of this org stealing IP?

FYI, for anyone looking at these. I think this is a good deal if the case works for you. There are a few things to be aware of: 1. To get hardline cooling for the EVGA cards, you have to vertical mount it. The waterblock doesn't fit other wise. That's another $270 for the GPU block kit and...

MSRP no longer matters. ASUS + MSI has been charging much higher prices (to their distributors) than what they did back in late 2020, or selling them to their distribution channel in "forced" bundles (gigabyte seems to do this more). This is a major part of why you see Newegg shuffle having...

It's not explicitly stated in PNY's graphic card warranty policy. However PNY's memory's lifetime warranty states: "Lifetime is defined as the lifetime of the product on the market. Outdated technology is not covered by the Lifetime warranty if the item is no longer available on the market as a...

Both Merriam-Webster and Oxford has already updated their definition of literally to include the informal usage. So literally officially means both literally and virtually. So play nice? Definition of LITERALLY http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/literally

Used Gigabyte Windforce Geforce 670 2GB. Haven'd used for more than a year. Just realized it's been sitting in my closet. Time to find a new home 125 shipped. o.b.o. heat: bloodyshogun

Not sure quite equivalent, I have a MSI Z77A-GD65 around if interested http://us.msi.com/product/mb/Z77AGD65.html

Bump from a 2014 Thread? Wow, I have one of these laying around http://us.msi.com/product/mb/Z77AGD65.html#hero-overview if interested. Barely used at all.Used, but in original box and all.

I think high development cost, and risk / limited upside is part of the problem. I think that game development (not marketing) cost for AAA games has gone from $ 20-50 mil per game to $ 60 mil+ per game. This means 2 things, 1) studios can only make half as many games with the same budget 2)...

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UCIX has a Canadian Site and US site, which charges in either Canadian Dollars or US Dollars. THe currently conversion fee is usually assessed by your credit card company. So you won't have to pay for it if you get a credit card that doesn't charge conversion fee.

Great speakers for the size and best price I have seen. I think we can all get too caught up arguing the merits of paying hundreds of dollars for a small speaker when an alternative bookshelf style speaker is cheaper and better. While there's no doubt there's no chance this can compete with a...

I actually find the analog controls on a gamepad far easier to use than a wheel / pedal / shifter. it's just far faster to a move a joystick around than turn a wheel full circle. However, that does make using a joystick less realistic. Then, nothing beats the immersion experience of using a...

Can't comment on the APC, the Cyberpower actually uses stepped approximation to Sine Wave as well. I have it with the highest capacity, with 900W+ of load at times (3 monitors connected, etc.). My apartment frequently gets 1-2sec of power outage / spikes /dips, and the Cyberpower has been doing...

Silverstone SG09 / SG10

needless to say, the market for a $100 CD player is fairly small right now.

FYI, these drives MSRP at $225.

Silverstone PS07 might work

Lian-li now has an interesting entry into the BitFenix Prodigy layout SFX case market. http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/pc-q36/

Whoa, let's keep things civil here. I think there's a lot of grey here, and not the learning disability kind. Whether right or wrong, I think a lot of us "technically" violate some terms of services. No need to pass judgement here. For example, I have purchased many OEM copies of windows for...

Do you actually report use tax? Since no online retailer I know generate automated used tax reports. It will be a lot of work to actually report that. Also, since there's no case of consumers prosecuted for evading use tax.... This has also been going on forever even before the internet age...

Cost of Ownership, as far as I know, includes purchase price. You might believe that Cost of Ownership does not include purchase price because many vehicle Cost of Ownership calculators do not outline an item that says "Purchase Price" (e.g. Edmunds, Kelley). In fact, the purchase price is...

EVGA Hadron and Lian-li Q08/Q18 are also options that you might want to consider. Those 2 lian-li models will run cooler than PC-TU200B.

I was curious too, so I downloaded the manual. Instead of having connectors on a metal plate connected to the motherboad. You have to screw the connectors on the backplate (there's space next to the optical out port, and then attach the internal wires to the wireless board. It's good for...

Hmm. is this meant to be serve dual purpose enterprise / DIY? - VGA port? The 90s called and they want their connector back. (Again, for enterprise? who's the audience?) - No rear panel Mem / BIOS buttons? - Only 6 phase power delivery? Where's the Asus daughter board? - That ugly circular...

So, what's going to happen when nVidia refuses to implement adaptive-sync in their video card drivers? Let's see how this play out.

Like you said, this is only for frontline salesman. Think of it as a form of incentive that has a potentially high value for the employee (I don't even think this is taxable), but doesn't cost as much for Intel. Intel's decision is whether they pay cash or offer a discount as incentives for a...

What's the VGA restriction you are referring to? I'd love to get one of those, but the import cost is just sooo high...... Any larger, and we got ourselves another set of BitFenix Prodigy / Caselabs S3

Tony, can we get a black SFX to ATX adapter to be included? or provided as an option?

It's possible to create a closed loop with quick disconnects. You can bleed the system with an external radiator, and then reconnect the system without the radiator.

It was discontinued between that 3D render and M1 production.

I have the sandy bridge version of this, without the MXM graphics card (which would share the same cooling fan with the CPU). THE cooling fan is significantly thicker than most notebook. So, it's quieter than a notebook but louder than say a dedicated quiet PC. I use it as an HTPC and it's not...

Amazing! I wish they'd be available sooner than later

I don't have slim 120mm fans to test it, but I don't think there's space at the bottom for a 30mm rad at all. and yes. I believe others on the forum have already tried, which lead to the discussion about this Chinese-made 25mm Radiator.

Also, Here's the bottom radiator he used http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.396.Ppu7kU&id=16866920552 If anyone's interested. there are plenty of US / Europe based Tabao agents who can source it. For those in the US here's a link...

Did some more seaching on the chiphell forum. The last I can found is this http://www.chiphell.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=942118&highlight=%E5%A1%9E%E7%88%86%E8%B6%85%E7%BA%A7%E5%B0%8F%E9%92%A2%E7%82%AE and http://www.chiphell.com/thread-947294-1-1.html The poster was able to have 2 rads...

Short time prime member. I got the offer.

It doesn't look like that person completed the build. The pictures are all just there for sizing. There's no pump, the tubes are not connected. In short, I don't think we have seen any evidence of a running NCase M1 with 2 Radiators.

What about the Lian-li Q-18 / Q-25? I think those cases are quite adequate for NAS duty. The strength of the ncase is big cooling in a small package.