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Have you looked into Sliger? They market the Cerberus-X as the world's smallest E-ATX case. It's 19.5L and made in the good old USA. http://www.sliger.com/products/cases/cerberus_x/

Well, this is a bit of a shocker. Website: amdflaws.com Link to white paper: https://safefirmware.com/amdflaws_whitepaper.pdf Viceroy Research Report: AMD - The Obituary. https://viceroyresearch.org/2018/03/13/a...-obituary/ Viceroy also states that their price target for AMD is $0. Stock...

The Cryorig R1 Ultimate is in the same league. I think it's even a little taller. Same TDP though.

You'll be fine with a high quality air cooler and a good case setup. I've been using a Dark Rock Pro 3 for years and I can't say enough good things about it. It's rated at 250w TDP and I'll be using it for my Skylake-X build. Simplicity and silence. The only caveat with this cooler is that you...

Thanks Kyle! Appreciate the help.

Just picked up one of these to replace an H100i in my main rig. Absolutely outstanding so far and, most importantly, completely inaudible. No difference in my temperatures either!

I find it bizarre that anyone thinks that either of these publicly traded companies gives a shit about any of you. Their duty is to their shareholders. Looking at either one as a benevolent force is purely naive. And full disclosure, I own shares of neither one. Nor would I.

Well, at least they aren't trying to get me to enlarge my penis.....

I rarely post anymore, but this is a topic that grabs my attention. Great review on the cards, and nice job calling out the Phoebus on what it is. I purchased an Asus Xonar Essence STX a while back. I had played around with a number of "7.1" headphone solutions prior to this. The STX isn't...

A bit late to the game on the review though. It looks like the Maximus V will be upon us soon: http://portfolio.realclear.com.tw/asus/m5g/edm/m5g_edm.htm

Might want to make sure you don't have any kind of PCIe 1.1 compliance mode enabled on your X58 BIOS.

Similarly, I have purchased the 512GB version of the 830. The price delta between it and the Intel 520 480GB model was well over $300. This is a large premium for a product that offers no performance or reliability advantage. I love my X25M G2, but for the next few years Intel is out of...

Digging up a week old thread. I'm a bit worried about this card. I haven't really been taxing it too much, just playing some WoW. However I've found that unless I set the fan manually to about 40% I will get random crashes. The thing is, temperature doesn't get that high. CCC tells me...

Something like that. Essentially, it seems like a product that is trying to do too much, and doesn't really have a niche.

With Fermi, we may be looking at the "Playstation 3 of video cards".

Yes, I did. Did you? Perhaps you could point out where the OP mentioned a dollar amount or a budget, other than saying "bang for the buck". When you can get your hands on a $1800 piece of audio equipment for $500-$650, I'd say that's pretty good bang for your buck. If that's outside the OPs...

If video scaling is important to you, then ignore what I'm about to say. From a personal standpoint though, the scalers in most low cost receivers are so poor they're almost useless. With Pioneer rolling out their new Elite models, you may be able to pick up an SC-05 on the cheap. You can find...

I'm happy it worked for you. I can't be certain what happened to your machine, since you didn't provide the details about what you were doing when things stopped working. As a generic answer, I can tell you that the two most common reasons Windows sockets settings get corrupted are...

Sounds like a corrupted tcp stack. Try opening a command prompt with administrative priveleges and typing the following netsh winsock reset netsh int ip reset Reboot the machine and test it. If that doesn't work, try a system restore and roll the machine back to a point when...

It's fairly basic, but you may want to read through this guide to make sure you aren't missing something simple on the Vista machine, http://www.microsoft.com/technet/network/evaluate/vista_fp.mspx Additionally, you could try posting in the Microsoft discussion forum...

So, they're removing hardware (the EE chip) in favor of software emulation and subsequently charging you $100 for an extra 20GB of storage space? I understand that they're hemorrhaging money. I also understand that if current sales trends continue, Sony is unlikely to ever recoup their...

Vista x64 offers several advantages that are security related. In my opinion, these are the most compelling features of x64 at the moment. 1. Hardware 'No Execute' - Hardware backed data execution prevention (the 32-bit versions offer this in software). Better protection vs buffer overflow...

You should look at your virus scanner (assuming you have one, of course) at the time you open those folders. On-demand scanning may be what's degrading your performance.

The other possibility that no one is considering is that there may be no winner of the current format war. Quite simply, we may be left with two losers when the dust settles. Consumer apathy is high. Watching standard DVD content on a hi-def TV is pretty impressive in its own right. Most...

Buy an Intel board. If you want something that is solid, stable and has excellent overclocking potential then get the Bad Axe 2. Other chipsets will give you bigger FSB numbers if you decide to overclock, but performance-wise, it will still be a wash. I'd say rule out the 680i boards...

You may want to do a little research before making comments like that. It's actually one of the best performing motherboards you can buy, particularly if you're buying a QX. It doesn't get much attention, but Intel isn't know for their "enthusiast" boards. They just quietly go about their...

Why don't you just pick up one of these $9.99 Playstation 3's like this guy did? Link

Cool. This is actually the only example I've ever seen of "EA" and "Innovation" used in the same sentence.

How'd you remove the heat pipes? Did you cut them off?

/wave I still have some of those RDRAM clock generators lying around somewhere. Never did get around to modding the board I bought.

So I guess this wasn't a bullshit thread then... ;)

At least according to Gamespot. No "official" word yet though, but it sounds legit.

One. It cools my Vapochill compressor. :p

Bullshit. Doom 3 is actually being shipped on 12 CD's as well as floppies. ;)

Ain't that the truth. Whoever came up with the name Sempron needs to be shot. My dyslexic self read it as Spermon. Hey, that actually might work. Spermon your box?

Swapping your board without so much as a reinstall (243kB of images)

Most fun I've had playing a game in years.

Have you tried booting from the XP CD and doing a repair install? That would be probably be your highest yield strategy at this point. Sounds like you learned a lesson the hard way. ;)

What BIOS revision are you using?

UltraISO