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There is a mounting body of evidence to support the hypothesis.

itt: a bunch of people unable to comprehend that 3200mhz ram with tight timings can perform just the same as 3600mhz ram with loose timings. And like many others, I wish there was a list of motherboards that currently support 3000mhz+ ram. I really want to uprade to Ryzen, but there aren't...

Motherboard: MSI P35 Platinum (MS-7345) CPU: Core 2 Quad Q6600 [Being replaced with a Xeon E5450 in a few days] RAM: 4x Corsair XMS2 CM2X2048-6400C5 (8GB total) VTT: 1.2v NB: 1.45v SB I/O: 1.8v SB Core: 1.15v Spread Disabled. stock timings at default speed: 5-5-5-18-51-3-6-3-3...

That is the answer I was looking for, tyvm.

I just want to double check and be 100% certain.

I am looking at an x300 as a secondary video card to hook a TV up to my computer (S-Video). I want to make sure it will work with what I have before i blow a fortune on it. Specs: Win 7 x64 E6600 2GB Ram 4850 Asus P5K Vanilla Hiper 580-R Power supply I am just going to use it to...

Just did a solder job on an old Ultra66 card I had laying around. I've spent about an hour googling for the FastTrak66 bios/utility but all the links are dead. I know it's a long shot, but maybe someone here has it on an on ZIP drive or something. I need version 1.08 or earlier.

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Out of my price range. I can only afford ~$40. Also, this is going to be used in a chilled liquid application, so an inline pump is a no-go.

I'm looking to replace my weak 80GPH pump with something more robust. I have the bright idea of using a 1000GPH bilge pump. But I have to wonder, will the pressure from a 1000GPH super mega deluxe bilge pump be too much for the seals on my waterblock to withstand? Any advice?

I don't believe this is allowed.

I see what you did there!

Does anyone have a picture of one? I've googled the shit out of it and cannot find any.

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No contact for three days, bumping.

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The 600 model uses 1/2 tubing. Though I am sure there is an adapter for 5/8 -> 1/2 out there somewhere.

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I'm willing to go lower. I really need to sell this bitch.

Are they are durable as their big brothers? I want to submerge one in some -40c coolant running non-stop 24/7.:p

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It's not the upgrade version, taking more pictures now as requested.

New in Box copy of Windows Vista Ultimate. The DVD contains both the 32 and 64 bit versions of the operating system with service pack 1 installed. The box has not been opened or tampered with in any way. $165 Shipped. 6000101130-5-628-524-SLOU Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 English MADE IN...

The highest you can overclock your computer without touching any voltage settings in the bios.

Absolute stock. Stable is eight hours of orthos/prime95/OCCT. It wouldn't do 10 minutes at 445.

I can't believe people are still using air cooling in this day and age. 1996 called, they want their technology back!

I've been doing it for a few months now with out a hitch, I guess it really depends on the powersupply being used. Guess I should have asked some questions before giving haphazard advice:(

Yes, it needs both of the 4-pin molex connectors plugged in to function properly. However, if you're feeling frisky, you can use a single molex to two molex converter and plug in both ends to the 4-8 converter. single line -> 2 heads -> 2x4pin to 8pin

I think the vast majority of those games are based on the HaVoK physics engine.

I'd love to have 24GB of ram. I could install my os in it and break all the harddrive benchmark WR's!

Yea, I have AA fully disabled, as well as AF and mipmap detail set to high performance.

The 5% performance boost i got going from 8.11 to 8.12 did not impress me in the least.