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If this is true, then I might bite - in the link you can see pics of the exhaust of the 480 vs 485. http://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/faith/gtx485-less-hot-and-noisy-in-the-sack/ From KitGuru: So what is the GeForce GTX 485? Simply put, it’s what Fermi should have been at...

I just bought this last week when it was $149.99 with no MIR. Today it is at $129.99 with mail-in rebate...even better deal than what I got it at for a psu with a 60a single 12v rail from a name brand company - PC Power and Cooling. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817703009

Looks like a lot of new monitors are being released. I cannot find anything about the panel type or color gamut of this new 26" Planar. The only thing I know is that its available for sale. It does have a 5ms response time. http://www.planaronline.com/20_lcd/px2611w.html

Best buy has a new Westy 24 for sale. Here is the link....5ms response...TN panel? http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8268475&type=product&productCategoryId=pcmcat104900050012&id=1170290375980

According to PC Power and Cooling, multi-rail psus are obsolete. If PC Power says it, it must be true? Here is the link and myth statement (I do not work for PC Power or any psu company): http://www.pcpower.com/technology/myths/#8 8. ARE MULTIPLE 12-VOLT RAILS BETTER THAN A SINGLE...

WTF, is this for real? Ive been looking in a few Sunday inserts to the newspaper and Im seeing "Vista Certified Displays"! Is this a Microsoft marketing gimmick to get me to fork over more money just so I can have a display that's certified? Way to go Microsoft by taking more money out of...