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Just finished the build. One loop for CPU and another for the video card. I modingied the CoolIt NV200 on the GTX280. I got a 120 Rad, Noctua fan and used the CoolIt pump. The CoolIt rad was made to go into 2 drive bays and had a rectangular shape using two very loud fans, strange setup. But...

You may have to cut the 45 angle first, then cut across the end secured in a special home made fixture using the same jig setup. I havent seen any 45 degree dovetail, but it looks possible

Most dovetail joints are made with a router and jig They have to be perfect, therefore a jig/setup to hold the material to make several passes acuratly Home Depot usually has the jig for routers

Seems to be easier if they had one disk for all versions, entering the key code would determain what part of the OS would be installed. Some Demo programs give you the key code for demo mode, if you want to buy the program, you just get a new key code and it opens up the full blown program.

Comcast is doing the same, but has to go to Docsis 3.0 before the speeds come. Docsis 3.0 has a broader bandwidth with higher compression, thus higher speeds. But, modems have to be Docsis 3.0 compliant, not many are in the field at this point today. One example is the Motorola 5100 ( docsis 1.0...

I'm seeing the small cache's ( 64 ) bit, not clearing out fast enough for the next set of write commands. Seems to be the bottle neck there

Well, maybe for the other cable companies, with Comcast you wont see any changes till 2011 from the wall to the TV. The main deal here is that it is not going to be broadcasted to Air. Seems like everyone is missunderstanding this and want to panic. Till 2011 you may see a few chanels disapear...

Which issue? The Free agent series?

Usually online games have a lag no matter what system you build. It has to do with the server that you are connected to and how many are playing at the same time. And as well as the type of connection that YOU use to connect with. Most gamers want cable for gaming, DSL players can lag a server...

Well, 6.5 million using rabbit ears?....I dont think so If you are connected to cable such as Comcast, you will still get your channels, now I'm talking about the cable going from the wall to the TV. By 2011 it would probably all digital. meaning you need a converter box or a converter built...

If you have the graphic settings too high, yes your frame rates will suffer. When I first loaded GRID, I thought my game was at the fault, but the settings where way too high, until I got the GTX 280, then I could scream through frames

For what I use my Notebook for, I would certainly go for a good netbook. Smaller, longer battery life and ........... what operating system would it have installed? I presently use a Notebook for work and routing. Microsoft Streets and Trips 2009 is great, you can find multiple addresses, GPS...

Brain fart here, thought at seeing the ( x2 ) it was the 4870

I've never set up a RAID system, do they have to be the same size? I'll do a little research Merlin

I see the GTX295 blowing the 4850x2 away, unless running really low resolutions, It's a demon

I've just NEVER had a drive crash on me....Lucky...eh?

What OS was it using? Just wondering And I think I would be very interested in getting a netbook with this

A modified Blackberry, somewhat as portable. Since sales of notebooks out sold home desktops, the trend looks to be that consumers are mostly interested in email and the internet. I do see a lot of home computers in a day, and mostly that's all they do, so why not go cheaper? Now the question...

So much talk about RAID issues, why would you run RAID, unless you have a business. If for a home computer, then why run it?

Do they give you cake when you complete the game? I'm still enjoying Portal for right now, I think it's her soothing voice that intice's me, or maybe she reminds me of an old girlfriend...lol Merlin