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But maybe not as capable of escaping capture? Or is that considered a man-in-the-middle attack?

TextSecure and Redphone are what I use. Free, Open Source and also easy to use on Android. Signal is the iPhone version.

Uh oh. I have an R7000 on the way. I have heard a lot of good things about this router.

I s'pose you could tell my transfer speeds which drive was inside. I need to check mine. I will say that it's pretty snappy. Mine was doing transfers of files around 15MB-100MB and was hitting around 110MB/sec write speed.

Missoula tends to have pretty bad smoke in the summers from fires. I thought we had it bad until I went through there...yucko.

I agree with blinx on that too...8 was weird for the first day or two...then I realized how freaking fast it is and that the start menu is now a screen. There's always google if you can't figure something out too!

but a new hard drive and just install 7?

looks like there are 3 or 4 of us here from Montana...where are the other 46?? j/k

What about DisplayPort?

What? Apple is coming out with a new device called the Egg? I wantz one!

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if there are hoes, there certainly must be rakes. :D

Not that I ever had issues with. When you make changes in the BIOS and save them and restart, it does the pause and restart dance, but never once had an issue with restarting with it. BIOS is fully updated to last known update before I dismantled to build my i7 system.

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shipped! bumpity!

replied to all pm's so far.

Selling off some old but well-cared-for equipment. I'd give a bit of a deal to someone who wants both. Noctua NH-U12P for socket 775 but according to the website can be used on socket 1366 or 1155, etc as well with some connectors for about $10. $40 Gigabyte P35-DS4 v2.1 (fully updated BIOS...

Flight Simulator X on the different procs would be an interesting comparison.

I have this very board and am very pleased with it. Haven't had any issues with it pushing a 2600K @ 4.6 on 1.35V

I'm a little underwhelmed. Maybe it will be more interesting when the Ivy Bridge processors are slapped in.

For the record, I really am enjoying my ASUS P8z68-v pro/gen3. Very solid board, very easy to set up.

it's interesting to me as well. Not to start a browser war but I've been switching between chrome and firefox for a few months now and FF always seems "sticky" to me compared to Chrome. FF will hang when I switch a tab and show as "not responding" far more often than Chrome. Could it be that...

If that guy on TV can teach hamsters to row, the navy can produce lasers on ships.

Thanks for reassuring me on this. Since this is my first sandy bridge I wanted to make sure there wasn't some way I was accidentally doing like 1.7V or something, lol.

So this may have been asked before but I've googled like a madman and can't seem to find anything definitive. I just bought my 2600k+mobo. I'm working on oc'ing it. So some folks seem to use a fair amount of LLC and a bit of offset, while others nearly shut off LLC and use offset. I have two...

I'm waiting for go++ or go#

Just the other day on slickdeals I saw the m4 128GB SSD for 139.99 (129.99 for new customers of buy.com). If you can go lower on the video card, you might want to go amd 7750 (or 7770 would be similar to 6770 I think). It's a bit newer and probably more power efficient.

Eat more alkaline foods? hehe

This SSD uses a marvell controller. Supposedly Marvell is coming out with a new controller soon. Probably just trying to move the stock while it still has more value. Once that new one comes out, the demand for this one will increase. That being said, I love my Crucial m4 128GB!

Curious on pricing LR4 was cut in half...doubt they'll do that with CS6, but one can wish. :)

www.slickdeals.net has a deal on a 128GB Samsung 830 that should be pretty good...$140, no rebates.

IB on Z68 boards that are Gen3 have PCIe 3.0

I'm listening in on this. I have 1 m4 128GB on my core2quad system right now. I have another m4 128gb sitting on my desk awaiting the arrival of my sandy bridge stuff so I can raid 0 them. my main use is photoshop/lightroom. I'm wondering if I should just add it as another disk and use as...

It's like cowbell. You can _always_ use more.

sent you pm. i'll take it if it's still available.

heat?

hopefully haswell overclockswell. :)

So it's headed in the same direction? hehe

When running running away from it, make sure you yell, "I"m NOT Sarah Connor!"

While not exactly what you might be looking for, Intel is going to support TRIM for RAID on their onboard controllers with Intel RST 11.5 all the way back to ICH9(!).