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I STILL want that Storm...

I dunno... anything electronic with the word "arc" in the name and it's not a piece of welding equipment, well, it spooks me.

I'd like to clarify something. When I said that the Magnum 5.1 could be useful to people gaming on laptops I meant people doing light gaming and light gaming only. Serious laptop gamers would benefit from a product such as an outboard USB 5.1 or higher soundcard and better headphones.

Sounds like a winner. Hey, Tech-Daddy... I think you've got a contest to win.

What you're talking about is essentially the same thing as a heatpipe. That said I think that the CPU would have to get to the thermal point of self destructing before the freon would cycle. The RV system uses a flame and the catalytic converters can reach over 1000 degrees F.

No, I don't need it, I have a 7950 in my main rig and the 7600GT in my lan rig. I'm set as far as GPU's go.

Chaintech 9CJS Zenith. 875I chipset, 2 X SATA, 1-10/100 ethernet, 1-gigabit ethernet, supports up to 4Gb ram, VIA Envy 24bit audio onboard. Comes with a media reader/post code display and remote control. Also has a bunch of software bundled in like Win DVD and stuff. The remote requires no...

I'm not telling because I have no honest idea, I would hate to say too little and have you get scalped or too much and have you lose a sale. As to a 478 mobo, try looking around at various forums. I have a 478 mobo sitting on a shelf but you wouldn't want to pay what I'd want for it. It's one...

No telling, try doing a search for it at some of the bigger forums in their FS&T forum sections.

Anywhere from $20 to $50 or more for water blocks.

Everyone follows. Pontiac started the whole muscle car movement with the GTO ('64, predates your beloved Mustang by a few months) and Ford created the whole Ponycar movement. Ford and everyone else followed GM with their larger muscle cars and GM and the penstar boys followed Ford with their...

I still don't understand why Intel didn't go with a 1337 bus instead of 1333. That's just too damned good to pass up on their part.

Do you have heat? If so what's it under?

I think he means with a GPU HSF unit not just "a fan". I fail to see why you don't want to use it, I have a 7600GT in my lan rig and it's actually a decent little card. You know, come to think about it, I have a nice GPU HSF sitting in a box, I might just slap it on the card in my lan rig and...

You have no taste, the Pontiac "beak" is classic. ;)

Had they done something like that for the GTO I think it would've lasted far longer than it did. Say a version reminiscent of the '69-71 GTO. The reintroduced goat just wasn't a goat, it was a RWD Grand Prix.

I'm not sure but you could put an undervolted 80mm fan where it'll blow on it.