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A friend of mine recently purchased a bunch of computer stuff: Abit NI8 SLI, Pentium D930, 1 GB Corsair XMS RAM, 2 Seagate 160 GB SATA Harddrives, 580W power supply I helped him get it all put together, and made a slipstreamed Windows XP SP2 CD with the raid drivers on there. I'm pretty sure...

I'm thinking about making some upgrades to my PC, and after reading the [H]ard|OCP 500, that's most likely what I'll be going for (minus the video card, as I already have a Radeon 9700 Pro). My current rig is watercooled, and the Maze 3 water block mounts using the four holes around the CPU...

That's quite a list of tutorial places, it would be cool if someone could sort them by like n00b, Intermediate, Expert and maybe some kind of like rating on how good the tutorials are, but I guess that's asking a lot. But at least with this list, I can start my quest for Photoshop supremacy.

I would really love to get myself one of those nice lifetime subscriptions to General Mayhem, but I'm not the only person who looks at my debit card statement. I was wondering if someone could tell me what it shows up as, because I don't want to worry about explaining how it's not pr0n. Thanks.

Don't do it! They'll probably make it so you can only access the forums when connected via 28.8 modem ;)

I loved the old General Mayhem, but being in college, I don't exactly have a lot of money to throw around. $25 is like the cost of a month or two's supply of Ramen. Maybe if I could defer the payments until after I graduate and get a job, then maybe it could work. ;)

When I try and log on, it pops up with a: Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service. message. If I try and log in again after it goes back to the normal login screen, it just locks up completely. I'm running Win XP Pro sp1 with all the latest patches, except for the...