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But gun metal grey is sweet...

Never owned one but all of their PSUs look to be well built and extremely high quality.

Pick me

Reliability and warranty!

Cases are solidly built and don't look to over the top. PSUs just work...

Clean looking and reliable.

Innovative

Multi displays are dope.

BF3 enough said...

My 5770 can't run Battlefield on max settings!

My current mSATA SSD doesn't have enough room for BF3 never mind Max Payne 3 and GTA V when they eventually come out!

I like there rock solid PSUs

An Enermax Platimax 850 watt PSU because I'm going to win it!

Super reliable and well constructed PSUs. You know what your going to get every time.

I love AMD because they're the underdog.

Bad ass neon colored fans.

Their name is awkward to say.

Thumb screws and modular drive cages.

American companies trying to Germanicize their products... Nuff said.

I have a WESD51. Being able to choose any temperature and have the iron there in a matter of seconds is unbeatable in my opinion. I also absolutely love the new style pencils although I prefer a sharper tip than the included one for doing a lot of things.

See other giveaway thread.

Cerulean Blue heat spreaders! What more could you want in a memory module?

http://www.deadline.com/2010/12/cw-unveils-midseason-schedule-hellcats-moves-to-tuesdays/

They sell a product called Vengeance! Enough said.

2 > 1?

Free razors

Half Life 2 is number 1 Not quite sure about number 2? Much more difficult to decide that one.

Old Plantronics set with a mic. They aren't bad except for the fact that the head phone jack of my Dell laptop pics up all sorts of garbage interference from who knows where... Digital audio is the way to go!

Joseph

Either of those would go well with my current collection of Gigabyte mobos

I wonder if this will fit in my Lian Li PC-Q07? If it did the Pico PSU would have to go though :(

You guys rock for opening this contest to Canada!

Here's a good page to explain why you don't want to go switching the type of cap around: http://www.analog.com/library/analogDialogue/Anniversary/21.html Basically unless it's broken or known to be from a bad run and thus prone to breakage, I would not bother changing anything. If you do...

Typically red, orange, yellow, and green LEDs draw around 20mA at 2V. While white and blue LEDs require 4 or 5V. Judging by the size of that IC and the fact that only a very small resistor is used in series to limit the current it probably puts out just enough current to power a single LED...

Go for the Weller. It looks more durable and I know they're quality stuff because it's what we use in the lab I work in. As long as you take care of it and use it properly it will last for ages.

Well I'm in agreeance with HOCP4ME the Macs definitely are the most vulnerable to hacking but because of their limited popularity not much attention is spent on them. If another computer falls I think it will be Vista to go because Ubuntu 7.10 has been out for over 6 months now. By now all the...

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I ordered the Vostro 1500 over a similarily equipped Inspiron 2 weeks ago and it should be here tomorrow so I'll let you all know how it is. Main reason I got the Vostro is it had the option of Windows XP instead of Vista. Downside was that the biggest HD was a 160GB 5400RPM vs the 250GB 7200RPM...

Haha all these seems like so much work. Just run an extension cord from your bedroom to your computer :D if you really wanted to get all fancy I was at the hardware store the other day and saw these neat flat extension cords designed to run under carpet. Simplest way to do it in my opinion and...