Search results

Funny part on this as well is the fact that the cards *alone* consume about 600 watts.... :eek: :eek: :eek: Yep, they have their own powersupply!!!! And that has to equate to heat during load. SO... I think the flames painted on the side of the Renegade are more of a *prediction*...

I *sooooo* want one of these.... expressly for hte fact that I know they use LED's for their back light... which means I can MOD it to color change the backlight to my liking! I'm contemplating getting one for BOSS and changing the LED's to orange backlight... ;)

I have an X-Fi Music... Fry's has these baby's for sale pretty cheap right now with a mail in rebate. They really are great sound cards. Highly recommended....

BWAAHAHAHAHA!!!!! LOL!!! Niiiiice! :p

http://www.slizone.com/object/slizone_rotm_march06.html Damn... I'm sorry guys! I'll get some of my other pics of hte rig up asap! THought I had updated you all! *sheesh* "head slap smiley...."

Excellent point!!! Wow! Had not thought of that!

I've felt that way before... but it was usually me talking to my wallet... ;)

Hehehe... Jakal hits the nail square on the head. Hi CFM fans of that size will be a bit loud, be sure to properly bolt it down so that it does not fly away! ;) I know, I got my finger in the way of a strong 120mm fan while building BOSS... knocked two tiny (but deep) holes in the ends of...

QFT! Yeah... they are a bit abrasive over there. Stick around! This is a good group of guys! Welcome onboard! And nice Mountain case! I have a friend that has one, and I got to see it a few weeks back... small it ain't! Not exactly a LAN Party "mobile" rig! But you can be sure...

A+ is reliatively easy, I am A+ certified, MCP on 2K and XP, and will be getting Exchange 2003 certified next month. HAve taken the classes on Server 2003, but did not take the tests... (dippy move on my behalf). There are CompTIA authorized texts, the book that I remembered getting was a...

SWEET!!!! Love the webbing effect, and the spider fan grills! Did you make those grills? And how did you get the webbing on there, paint or vinyl?

I had a friend of mine that sparked his BFG... how discouraging. Lifetime warranty is cool, but if the damn thing is a fire hazard... then I dont want one!

whitebox lappers should be the "next big thing" in my book. Similar to PC's, it is the users ability to put in the componens that they want into a lappper config. SOrry to hear your woes. Sounds more like the IDE controller flaked out. If a fresh install wont work (and I'm betting it...

That first link is *the* one that I based this off of! ;) :D

I am very happy that a Stang enthusiast finds my mod a accurate and good tribute to the 302! That is an awesome compliment that is going to stick with me for months now! Thank you!

Excellent point! I may have been mistaken! I pulled a picture off of a website, and it was titles as 1967, and I assumed that the picture was accurate. Looks to be a 69 then! Thank you for the link! I have a bt of correction to do! ;) Glad you like the rig too! (Edit: Spot on bro...

Good! It should remind you of a 1967 BOSS 302 Mustang! ;) That was where the whole inspiration came from! :D

Used paper as a mock up, then put that on to sheet aluminium to cut the template piece. After i Had the aluminium shaped, I covered it in "great Stuff" aersol insulation. After that cured, I could cut it/shape it into the general shape. 2 layers of fiberglass later, I sanded it and then used...

Did not want to cause the paint to run firing it down the throat of the scoop, so it is a bit light in this front shot. :) Enjoy!

The top "hood scoop" is actually a cover for the 80mm blow hole fan in the top center of the computer. When the lights are out, there is a bitchen white glow that comes out of the scoop! Kinda reminds me of "Christine", that old Stephen King movie about the possesed car? ;)