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I think you should stop adding fuel to the mayhem... really, none of that has anything to do with the OP. Please don't cause this thread to be locked as some people (excluding you) have took the time and effort to give out there experiences in this thread. And I'm not replying to the guy above...

Actually, that's not a fault of the PSU but the fan used on it. It uses the Yate Loon D12-BH14, which is a pretty shitty fan that's known to have loud bearing noise and rattle/click or early fail. It's plagued many units beginning with the old TT ToughPower's, HX1000's, AX1200's and still...

Actually, the Tippmann 98 sometimes just gets it's barrel stuck like the AK-47. You have to empty the pressured air in such case, which may end up with getting shot badly while you're trying to sneak behind a tree... though, yeah, I agree that these are some of the most common, and the hardest...

A bit too expensive but this indeed is a nice unit. Built by SeaSonic and is the same unit as the M12 II 650.

Why would it be more noisy? It uses 14mm fans unlike the regular V8, it's expect it to be the other way around. But yes, you're right that the V8 wasn't the best cooler around, especially for the price. However, it was a pretty good cooler and that $18 comes from the superior build quality...

Thanks. I was just about to call bullshit anyway, I'll take it up to him.

So you're putting custom titles over people to your liking? Who gives you the right to do this nonsense?

Since I don't know who, in my God's name, the fucking coward, put this title, I'm going to have to do a public callout. Whoever did this, come back like a man and stand behind your shit. This is just cheap.

Yeah, and I got some land to sale too. Want some?

. Nothing to do with being a nerd. If you ever played in a net cafe and owned someone, you'd know how it feels to look back from your monitor to the guy you owned. It's a much better feeling than playing online.

It doesn't matter: http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8539

If the board is leaving you with black screen and just the fans working, then it's probably shot. You might look into a second hand X58 or one from the eVGA B-Stock. Though, it wouldn't hurt to just pack up that inefficient setup and go Ivy.

You'd be lucky to get anything JoeBob a.k.a Jim Williams says... guy is a schmoe. Every thread he posts in turns into some pointless discussion that's unrelated to the OP. He consistantly makes room for these pointless discussions and retarded acts even thought he's multiple times been told to...

It doesn't track as well as an another mouse when you go around painting circles in Paint. It consistantly skips to track properly when the acquisation force is high, as in, moving the mouse as fast as possible. And the z-axis bug it has is very annoying. You hold up the mouse, then put back...

Get some sort of rope to balance the weight of the cooler to the upwards of the case, tie one end to one of the screw openings of the card, and the other end into the PSU area and try to pull it up. Then get some 38mm thick higher speed fans since you're doing with single GPU and haul ass.

It's the other way around in this case. This unit provides better voltages and cleaner power than the HX620. Significantly.

I'm not completely sure how the Phoebus compares to the STX to be honest, since I only checked out it's PCB. But the Phoebus shits over the Titanium HD. The Titanium HD is full of solid caps thrown across which are NOT suited for audio, where as the Pheobus uses Nichicon Fine-Gold audio caps...

Since a server works more and longer than a desktop, I'd suggest an SSD with a long warranty. OWC offers a 7 year warranty on some of their drives, which is the longest warranty to come on an SSD yet.

That's called "cold data".

And why is that? The V8 was a great cooler so was the V6GT. I think you're mixing up your stuff with the V10 which had a TEC and sucked shit.

Not plugging in the 8-pin EPS shouldn't kill the board, but it there's still a chance it might have. The R2E wasn't the most reliable board around with a hot running chipset from what I heard. And just dying and leaving black screen seems to be a thing with some old Asus boards as I had a...

You might want to look into the Storm Xornet if you prefer claw-grip. Or the Storm Recon if you want it to be palm-grip. Those two feature the best sensor around.

It's using Toshiba flash and is a pretty good drive so why not? Unlike most SandForce's with Intel ONFI flash. It's not like SandForce is slow or anything. They're still fast all in and out with over 500 MB/s R/W. And 1.36W to 0.31W? Seriously? That's splitting hairs. Even for a notebook with a...

Doesn't those things already close themselves after 5 minutes of idling? I have a MyBook 250GB do that all the time and it used to get on my nerves. The firmware on them from factory should be set to sleep after some time, but if you changed the partition tables on it, then it may just act...

Personally, I've never opened up a social networking account and never will. So much stupid ass shit regardless of how well it enables you to interact with other people. No social networking sites whatsoever here. Just good old Messenger. I miss people posting pics on MSN Space and 4 hour...

Not everybody has high living standarts. Some just have to crank up the volume in a shitty old apartment which isn't pleasing for both sides, but they do what they want to do.

They can't. It's using the exact same drivers as any other AMD card.

The HX series, within the exception of the HX520/620 and the 650, are all CWT made and all use the same cables.

If you have NetBIOS disabled, then your machine won't pop up in a port scan. Some people on older OS'es (XP and pre-XP) that aren't tech savy always keep their shit open and modem passwords not changed and ADMIN and $IPC shares or shared files open so you can easily get in their machine or...

No, it isn't. The "cyborg look" you're referring is a thing of R.A.T mice, which are plagued with that shitty PTE sensor anyway. If you go down the routes of gaming mice, down to the Razer Boomerang, the point of gaming mice was to provide better performance and useability. The looks are...

G500 has a twitcthy sensor, especially at higher DPI's. It's a decent mouse but the sensor on it isn't as good as the MX518/G400 sensor.

I'd suggest waiting for this: http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=179137

Depends on the switch. The Omron D2FC-F-7N used on the Habu, DeathAdder etc. is most famous for that "double click of death". Some other Omron switches, especially newer ones, on the other hand, are solid Japan made switches.

Some do, actually. I've encountered some little kids in internet cafes that play on a speakered PC at full blast and they were comfortable with it and just kept on playing that way while noise polluting the entire net cafe with those CS "clank clunk buy weapon ok let's go" stuff...

The Fermi based 675M is less cut down when compared on "GPU cutting down level" to the 675MX. The 675MX has more stuff disabled and is more underclocked, which is just pointless because it's a more efficient GPU. It's some sort of cutting down and watering down the product when it has the...

Net cafes have indeed became sort of a thing of past but online gaming does not replace LAN gaming, period. Nothing online feels better than owning multiple people in a CS clutch in one round, then just turning off the monitor, getting up all pumped up and walking around like a boss...

The scrool wheel in my EC1 Evo black and whites work well. They require a bit of force to scrool click, but that's also to avoid clicking on the scrool mistakenly. The EC1 Evo is a mouse for the hard user. It's built solid and makes a solid KRANK when you hit it fast to the desk. The black...

Well... the entire point of a gaming mouse is it's superior functionality, not looks. Some people don't seem to understand this and think too much about a mouse's looks. Gaming mice are made to provide better performance and more available on-mouse options. There's no point to having a disco...

Then you're thinking of it wrong. A fan controller isn't something "most people" have. It's an extra for most, not a normality. Most people just do with what they have in their hand.

You might want to look into a SLC drive if there're a lot of transactions going on the server, or the SSD with the longest warranty. You can get a SuperSSpeed S301 for $250. Alternatively, you can look into my Solidata X7 in the BST which I'll have to let go of with some money lost, which is...