The Mother Board

great work everyone, hat is off to you

bump

anyone know if they slot to socket adapters lower voltage?

nothing really... just saying hello world i am here and working....

Boooooooo! I hate small cases. I cant imagine having high end parts in a Toaster.......unless the PC is for general use. :roll: yathe thing i dont like about em is that most people want those quiet also.... so you are taking really hot components and shoving em in a confined space with little amoun...

great work guys!!! keep up the awesome job

very true. i run all that i can when i can for that specific reason

congrats to all. and props to pa3lsvt for the moving folding trick

nice work guys!!! and its good to see more upgrades. i will have a slight slowdown time, i am upgrading the 'rent's PIII800 to a 2.6 kernel, and well, put a lot of stuff on it, so all my machines will be helping it with some distcc action, but it shouldnt hinder me too much... ive been getting luck ...

ok, yes the window for the console client needs to be there... i think there is a way to hide it, but i believe it makes a security vunerability... or is that just hiding the graphical version???? inorder to stop the console, hilight the window and ctrl+c for start up, make a shortcut to the exe fil...

it says on arctic silvers site that over a 48 hour period to turn off the cpu periodicly and let it cool down i guess it helps the as get in the cracks in the HS better. duct mod is basicly a no-nonsense way of getting ambient air temp on your HS by a duct going from some part of your case to direct...