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The Lian Li B10 which has a front lock has dropped to around $100/€70 here in Sweden. It's a great case at that price point. Otherwise you have options like Antec Sonata and older Antecs like P182/P190/P193 etc if you can find them. This seems like a good deal...

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That's an oddly specific niche of a case to be honest. I would be surprised if you found something more fitting than the Zalman T2 or Silverstone FT03. If you want small, go mini-ITX ;) Zalman T2 is really cheap though and if you cover the top and use a topdown cpu cooler that brings fresh...

It's been time since Q6600 showed up. Only now are AMD starting to hit back with APUs. It will get quite interesting when DDR4 hits, which will certainly benefit AMD more than Intel.

To answer the topic, I'm more interested in small internal PSUs and cases to fit them. I don't see the point in having a power brick the size of the case essentially. A 170x210x40mm case to fit a 170x40x40mm PSU would be of definite interest to me. 120W at 90% efficiency would only output 12W...

I have mine customized but I still have to move my mouse around the entire screen to open different programs. With the Start Menu it's much more reachable and I really gain nothing from Metro, just bigger icons. It's just less efficient.

I don't use a replacer but I do prefer the start menu. I just don't want to have to rely on 3rd party software, especially if it's not open source.

I got the SATA splitter to put an HD4870 in an old C2D Dell, PSU was 305W if I remember correctly so it's not a given that the PSU is too weak. 300W is more than enough for a 65W CPU and 150W GPU.

Remember that most non-reference GPU coolers are wider than the PCB so that trade-off in width/cooling performance would have to factored in as well.

You can split the SATA plug too. I just bought one off of Ebay for like $2 incl. shipping from Hong Kong.

Are there no apps for iPhone/Android that are comparable to a remote like the Harmony One?

Intel 486 66MHz Intel Pentium II 450MHz Intel Pentium IV 2.4GHz AMD Athlon XP 2500+ AMD Athlon64 3200+ AMD Athlon X2 4000+ Intel Core i5 2500K AMD Athlon X2 4000+ (my Z68 motherboard broke today so I'm back to my sturdy/tardy AMD)

Sadly that's not an option. By the time I have money for that, GTX 685 (or whatever they're calling it) will be out! I'm satisfied with the performance I'm getting out of my single HD6870 for "2D gaming", will HD3D require more than twice the GPU power?

I was planning on a 46-50 inch 3D Panasonic plasma to use for gaming and movies. It seems AMD added support for Crossfire with Catalyst 12.1, though I don't know how well it works. What would be best for 3D; 2x6870 or one GTX 580?

I'm sitting on a single HD6870 now and I'm feeling the urge to experience 3D gaming and what not. I reckon I would need a second card to get decent framerates but the information I found is conflicting. Does Crossfire fully support HD3D? Do you think 2xHD6870 (2500K at 4.4) would run most...

If you think about it, A05/A06 is pretty much as small as you can get with decent airflow. If you're willing to sacrifice some airflow, it's probably possible to fit an ATX-board in a Silverstone SG03 with some modding. Or just satisfy with a Lian-Li V600, although it has some inefficient use...

This is heading to be the most awesome mod(s) ever. Great job thus far, I like where this is going :D

The goods are very good but the "desk" seems a little cramped :p With that kind of hardware you could have a real cool setup, but everything is stuffed into an ugly (sorry) shelf :D

Ahhh!! My eyes! j/k (not really, but uh..) Nice work :D

That is nice!!!11!!!11oneone

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It's a bit confusing :confused: The European Dell site says it's 25ms response time but I've heard people talking about 13ms too. I would be pleased to get this clarified aswell.

Just load another color scheme (you can change back again when you are finished) and it should work out (has happened to me too).

Yeah, I've been thinking about that. I have some gaming periods in my life but not constantly, so maybe I'll buy the Dell and when I'm really eager to play I'll just take out my 19" CRT from the closet. I play maybe 2-3% of my computer time so it's not that important. The LG and Dell definately...

Super! I'm gonna order it in two weeks so you guys on this board still have time to convince to buy another one. :rolleyes: edit: Ouch! Response time/ Viewing Angle: 25ms typical / +/-89° (vertical) typ, +/-89° (horizontal) typ. 25 ms, that is OLD NEWS... Oh, man - this is the hardest...

I've never seen those cases before, but they look absolutely awesome! Clean and stealth *luv*

Thank you for taking your time :p But if I wanted answers like that I would have put up a poll ;)

The topic should be enough for you to understand my question :) I've head some great stuff about all of these screens but I can't make up my mind on which I should buy, they all cost the same here in Sweden too so please dear [H]ard members, help me make up my mind ;) I thought I'd be a good...