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I read before that Mozilla said FF2 was just an updated version of FF1 and that FF3 will be the "next-gen" FF.

Take a peek if you can :) Some steppings are known to overclock higher than others. Give me your stepping and I can search around and tell you how high other people got that chip to run.

Thats the fake CPU-Z "stepping". The real one would look something like this: CBASC 0415XPMW That stepping shows when the chip was made, where it was made, how it was made, and a lot of other useful information. Chips with good steppings like CCBBE for Opterons or KACAE for Sandy 3700+ can go...

Whats your CPU stepping? It should say on the top of your IHS. Yes it will! A friend of mine from another forum had his chip @ 1.65 vcore with a big overclock and it started losing stability after a year of 24/7 folding, he was also on -40 phase! I believe the chip was an Athlon X2 but im...

Thats only the GPU itself. 145W GPU + nVidia I/O chip + DDR3 RAM + other mosfets/chips comes out to a little over 200W.

Another great review Rob! Too bad you didn't get the sexier CNPS9700NT :D Also, have you tried using it without the included fan controller? I heard theres some messed up resisters in there and the "high speed" setting actually has 10-15% less RPM than having the fan be plugged in directly...

Heres a review of it: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=132058&highlight=cooler+master

WOW Look at the size of this new cooler by Cooler Master!! :eek: http://www.engadget.com/2007/02/04/cooler-masters-geminii-heatsink-overlord/

You should be fine with 900W, but if you want to play it safe I would recommend 1KW or higher. Also, I wouldn't recommend using PSU calculators like those, they're mostly inaccurate. :)

Ahh I think I got it now, thanks :D

The capacitors on my motherboard holds enough charge to keep an LED lit on the motherboard for over a 45 seconds after I disconnect the power and turn off the switch on the PSU lol.

So its like the feeling of sandpaper, sponge, etc. through a ball thats rubbing on it? There must be a lot of moving parts in the Falcon..

Yes, to an extent of course LOL. Heres one of those little items where you pay 1000X more and its... real use.. is no better than a $20 one :cool: http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/22/pat-says-now-talks-of-worlds-most-expensive-mouse/

I have linked to techgage several times actually.. in a couple forums :) To the Vista articles.. Anyways, heres the thread on overclock.net: http://www.overclock.net/other-hardware-mods/153082-carbon-fiber-g15.html?highlight=g15+carbon+fiber

Im a big believer of "You get what you pay for" so.. yeah :)

Heh, for $300 they better be really good. Most people, or maybe just me, would probably rather get a set of Z-5500s.

Negative temps are pwnage :D Did he put on dielectrice grease or anything? Because if condensation formed his CPU would have gone poof. RivaTuner and CoolBits are two of the best for overclocking GPUs. Once overclocked, use ATiTools to scan for artifacts, you can still use it even if you...

Yes it would be lol. I know a member from another forum that bought some Carbon Fiber film from an auto-shop, took apart his G15 and layered it on.. it kicked ass. Am I allowed to post links to other forums? If so i'll post it if you or any body else wants to see it.

Wait I don't quite get it. You hold onto the small ball tipped end on the Falcon and you can feel the textures of the big ball on the screen? How can the ball on the tip of the Falcon change its texture??

Nice article.. That Falcon things seems very interesting, I would love to read a more detail review on exactly how it works.