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they kick ass bc they're built so solidly you can actually kick someone's ass with it!

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i would like to enter this system. i mean contest. for the system. =] pick me?

kids these days will call the cops on a parent if they beat this. it is beyond ridic. i'm never having them. expensive pieces of screaming turd making ... well shit.

I just built a i7 920 system inside an Antec P183. Asus P6T and Scythe Mugen 2. I've got mine running at 4.2 with 1.3v. Holy hell tho it was hard to get that heatsink on/installed then plug in all the cables. The great thing about the Mugen 2 is the price, cooling ability, and noise levels...

so when u type in google.com it autofocuses on the search box. if you move your mouse onto the page it then loads the other stuff. don't move your mouse and you'll never see the fade.

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at a fraction of the cost eh? =P

so i guess if we also factor in price, the Yate's are the #1? so cheapest, quietest, most flowing (in that order) are the Yate Loon

According to newegg, http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010090573%201372726538%201373026503%201373126554&name=15-20%20dBA this fan is the highest flowing 120mm with the least dBA. Trick is, are the numbers shown here accurate? in the REAL world, which fan...

denn no need to go through softpedia http://images2.store.microsoft.com/prod/clustera/framework/w7udt/1.0/en-us/Windows7-USB-DVD-tool.exe also all the instructions on the web are for vista and tehy don't work for XP. xp requires more work so i'm glad this tool is avail =]

these are all too loud =\ i wish they'd give us more info on the sound aspect. some fans make high pitched noises and others make lower less annoying sounds. just posting DBs isn't enough.

am i a winner?