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Fans last forever, what's $12.99 when you can have the peace of mind that it'll be silently reducing your temps and increasing reliability for years to come :D

Wow... really impressive attention to detail!

Just buy the cheapest reliable PSU you can find and cut off the wires you don't need, then solder the ends or seal with plastic caps or electrical tape.

Ended up going with the Fractal Design Mini instead. Might try the Temjin if I need something smaller in the future.

Very nice! :D

Was going to get one of these until I saw the build quality issues. Fractal Design Mini here I come!

Thanks for the review... your post made me choose the Fractal Mini over this

I would say Micro Center. The money you save over having to pay for shipping (especially on large items like cases and power supplies) really makes a difference. And even if item X is the same price @ Newegg and Microcenter after you factor in tax and shipping, would you rather pay $15 to UPS or...

Not sure if they already deleted your other thread or not, but Samsung is the king of sub-$200 widescreens. I think you can even get an IPS in your price range for the size

I vote for the Thor, it just looks more elegant.

^ Agreed.

The Temjin is flimsier? I would be looking at the Silverstone FT03 as well but it's pretty pricey and I've heard a lot about build quality issues Thanks!

Thanks. I just picked up my 2500k from Micro Center with a Maximus IV Gene-Z so it looks like I'll be running pretty much the same setup you are. I don't really care about size, I guess I just like the novelty of mATX. The Core 1000 is tempting as I'm on a budget but no front panel...

Where's the cheapest place to pick one of these up? Looks like Newegg is out of stock. Also, why would one choose the Temjin over a Fractal Define or Arc Mini?

Get the Maximus IV Gene-Z.

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Up to 3447 with the new beta drivers! Woot!

Hole bejeezus. My 3dmark11 score jumped nearly 10% with these drivers. 3108-3447 with no other changes!

4037 on my trusty ol' e8400 http://3dmark.com/pcm7/35960

Are you using the stock cooler? I've never seen mine over 60c, and I run it at 4.1ghz.

1) enable triple buffering 2) force disable vsync

First reviews out now http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/02/verizon-iphone-review/ http://www.laptopmag.com/review/cellphones/apple-iphone-4-verizon-wireless.aspx

Engadget ftw! http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/02/verizon-iphone-review/ ‎ Edit: Another one just popped up http://www.laptopmag.com/review/cellphones/apple-iphone-4-verizon-wireless.aspx

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P3108 with an E8400 @ 4ghz and a stock GTX460 :\ Time to upgrade to SB, methinks

http://slickdeals.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2574959

I'm assuming you mis-typed and are wondering why I compared MC prices vs. Newegg. MC is out of the 2600k's and Newegg's 2600 price is way high. So I compared the best available price for each and took the difference to show the K is more than "just a few dollars" more

The standard 2600 is $250 @ MC... $80 less than Newegg's 2600k (MC no longer has the K in stock) - so it's quite a bit cheaper. Also, none of the matx boards are P67 (meaning none currently support overclocking) - so if one wants to build a SB HTPC they have no use for an unlocked processor...

Dude, you rock. Is posting this stuff going to get you in trouble? How much is the 2400 gonna cost when it comes out?

My e8400 @ 4ghz with a GTX460 runs fallout 3 brilliantly at max settings 1680x1050, and it's pretty much exacly the same as new vegas

thank you!!

Anyone know the difference between the "old" SSDSA2MH080G2R5 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167023 and the "new" SSDSA2MH080G2K5 ? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167031 I was just about to pull the trigger on the 80G2R5 when it went out...

That's an issue with the game, I used to get it a bunch on my 4850

You'll be fine. I've been running my e8400 at 4ghz (1.4v in bios) for ~1.5 years now, 24 hours a day. I turn it off maybe once a week

evga makes a nice one. same with the asus gene

Aquamark is a joke. If I'm testing new oc settings I'll do Hyperpi 1M first, then prime95, then orthos, then 3dmark 06 and vantage. I wouldn't leave any of these running for more than about an hour like some of these guys are doing. If it hasn't failed in an hour it's probably not going to, and...

I can't remember all of mine but here are the highlights Intel 386 ? AMD 333mhz something or other AMD 3200+ Barton - first OC AMD FX-55 - big disappointment Intel E8400@4.1ghz (current) Needless to say, I don't upgrade very often, I usually skip a generation and overclock to make up for it...

Weren't these supposed to be released this morning on the nVidia website??

definitely oc that shit! my 460 would be bottlenecked by my e8400 if it was stock. But at 4.1ghz it's pretty well balanced