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yeah, and with today's processor speeds, what do you really need the fastest processor for? I mean 2 ghz is SOOO FAST. What would you need the extra horses for?

G-A-M-I-N-G!

I'm always striving ...

Hi, I wanna join this contest

I'm folding a bit for the team now, username's 'kenken1186'

I'd have to say that Thermalright is very efficent when it comes to their coolers. A Thermalright SK-7, SLK-800, or AX-7 will do great, even with Panaflo medium speed fans.

Hi, username kenken1186

Hey, I've never won a contest, and my birthday's on the 11th. I'm running an older CPU, and I could use an upgrade

Call me stupid if you want, but I was so fustrated trying to find a crack for the latest versions of the program that I bought it.

It wasn't too expensive and saves me the time of searching.

Hm.. I think you're doing something wrong here- When I slipstreamed it, it was only about 500-600MB total.

Did you slipstream multiple install versions? I only did it for one of the .MSI files.

I believe the damage that can come from o/c'ing a videocard would be high voltages and high temperatures. If you o/c your video card and keep it running at 60 degrees and above, or run your video card ...

Thermalright AX-7 with a Panaflo High speed fan.

'nuff said.

Decent temps, decent noise

If you really want quieter, you could try a Panaflo medium or low speed fan, or a Papst fan, but th ...

I would believe that watercooling a laptop is impossible, unless you want to defeat the whole purpose of being portable by externally running a water-cooling system.

I'd recommend an AX-7 instead. It's been reviewed and compared to perform better, and it's more flexible, allowing it to use any 80mm fan.. A quiet ass-kicking heatsink, the AX-7 is...

I have an AX-7, a Volcano 7+, an SLK-800, and a Dragon Orb 3.

I believe that the AX-7 is the best heatsink in terms of value and practical performance. It costs much less than the SLK-800, and per ...

Maybe it's just me, but this fan really isn't as good as reviews say. I bought one myself to try it out. It's not very bright at all, and it's louder than my YS-Tech and Panaflo fans.. Airflow is arou ...

hmm.. i prefer mid-towers, pre-modded.

I used to have the same X-window case as the one on xoxide.com. It looked great with a CCFL inside, however the build quality was not up to scratch. Now, my r ...

I have a feeling that the NV30's gonna be called the Nvidia Eclipse because of this site.. what about you guys? I hope it's not Geforce 5..

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Topic: Bottom line - AMD or Intel?
ElektRiK Replies: 24 Views: 412	Forum: CPUs Posted: Fri Dec 13, 2002 10:52 pm Subject: Bottom line - AMD or Intel?
ElektRiK Replies: 24 Views: 412	yeah, and with today's processor speeds, what do you really need the fastest processor for? I mean 2 ghz is SOOO FAST. What would you need the extra horses for? G-A-M-I-N-G! I'm always striving ...
Topic: CPU and Cold Cathode GIVEAWAY
ElektRiK Replies: 58 Views: 2988	Forum: Site Announcements Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2002 7:39 am Subject: CPU and Cold Cathode GIVEAWAY
ElektRiK Replies: 58 Views: 2988	Hi, I wanna join this contest I'm folding a bit for the team now, username's 'kenken1186'
Topic: i'm looking for QUIET HSF for XP1800+...any input?? thanks
ElektRiK Replies: 7 Views: 95	Forum: General Hardware Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2002 7:38 am Subject: i'm looking for QUIET HSF for XP1800+...any input?? thanks
ElektRiK Replies: 7 Views: 95	I'd have to say that Thermalright is very efficent when it comes to their coolers. A Thermalright SK-7, SLK-800, or AX-7 will do great, even with Panaflo medium speed fans.
Topic: Folding@Home
ElektRiK Replies: 140 Views: 1853	Forum: Distributed Computing Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2002 7:35 am Subject: Folding@Home
ElektRiK Replies: 140 Views: 1853	Hi, username kenken1186
Topic: MSI i845E Max2-BLR Giveaway
ElektRiK Replies: 64 Views: 2039	Forum: Site Announcements Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:32 pm Subject: MSI i845E Max2-BLR Giveaway
ElektRiK Replies: 64 Views: 2039	Hey, I've never won a contest, and my birthday's on the 11th. I'm running an older CPU, and I could use an upgrade
Topic: TweakXP. A shitload of tweaks already mentioned.
ElektRiK Replies: 3 Views: 181	Forum: Tweaks and Tips Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:31 pm Subject: TweakXP. A shitload of tweaks already mentioned.
ElektRiK Replies: 3 Views: 181	Call me stupid if you want, but I was so fustrated trying to find a crack for the latest versions of the program that I bought it. It wasn't too expensive and saves me the time of searching.
Topic: Slipstreamed Office XP SP2 is too big to burn!
ElektRiK Replies: 1 Views: 224	Forum: Software Discussion Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:29 pm Subject: Slipstreamed Office XP SP2 is too big to burn!
ElektRiK Replies: 1 Views: 224	Hm.. I think you're doing something wrong here- When I slipstreamed it, it was only about 500-600MB total. Did you slipstream multiple install versions? I only did it for one of the .MSI files.
Topic: Damaging from overclocking?
ElektRiK Replies: 18 Views: 313	Forum: Video Cards Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:27 pm Subject: Damaging from overclocking?
ElektRiK Replies: 18 Views: 313	I believe the damage that can come from o/c'ing a videocard would be high voltages and high temperatures. If you o/c your video card and keep it running at 60 degrees and above, or run your video card ...
Topic: Best air cooling. Period.
ElektRiK Replies: 9 Views: 300	Forum: Cooling Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:25 pm Subject: Best air cooling. Period.
ElektRiK Replies: 9 Views: 300	Thermalright AX-7 with a Panaflo High speed fan. 'nuff said. Decent temps, decent noise If you really want quieter, you could try a Panaflo medium or low speed fan, or a Papst fan, but th ...
Topic: Water cooling a laptop
ElektRiK Replies: 11 Views: 159	Forum: Cooling Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:24 pm Subject: Water cooling a laptop
ElektRiK Replies: 11 Views: 159	I would believe that watercooling a laptop is impossible, unless you want to defeat the whole purpose of being portable by externally running a water-cooling system.
Topic: CoolerMaster HHC-001 Heat Pipe...Very Nice Socket A HS/Fan
ElektRiK Replies: 13 Views: 190	Forum: Cooling Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:22 pm Subject: CoolerMaster HHC-001 Heat Pipe...Very Nice Socket A HS/Fan
ElektRiK Replies: 13 Views: 190	I'd recommend an AX-7 instead. It's been reviewed and compared to perform better, and it's more flexible, allowing it to use any 80mm fan.. A quiet ass-kicking heatsink, the AX-7 is...
Topic: Thermalright AX-7
ElektRiK Replies: 11 Views: 157	Forum: Cooling Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:19 pm Subject: Thermalright AX-7
ElektRiK Replies: 11 Views: 157	I have an AX-7, a Volcano 7+, an SLK-800, and a Dragon Orb 3. I believe that the AX-7 is the best heatsink in terms of value and practical performance. It costs much less than the SLK-800, and per ...
Topic: Cooler Master Neon LED Fan
ElektRiK Replies: 1 Views: 102	Forum: Cooling Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:14 pm Subject: Cooler Master Neon LED Fan
ElektRiK Replies: 1 Views: 102	Maybe it's just me, but this fan really isn't as good as reviews say. I bought one myself to try it out. It's not very bright at all, and it's louder than my YS-Tech and Panaflo fans.. Airflow is arou ...
Topic: Full or mid? aluminum or steel? Modded or not?
ElektRiK Replies: 12 Views: 231	Forum: Cool Cases Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:11 pm Subject: Full or mid? aluminum or steel? Modded or not?
ElektRiK Replies: 12 Views: 231	hmm.. i prefer mid-towers, pre-modded. I used to have the same X-window case as the one on xoxide.com. It looked great with a CCFL inside, however the build quality was not up to scratch. Now, my r ...
Topic: Are you ready?
ElektRiK Replies: 4 Views: 77	Forum: Video Cards Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2002 10:08 pm Subject: Are you ready?
ElektRiK Replies: 4 Views: 77	I have a feeling that the NV30's gonna be called the Nvidia Eclipse because of this site.. what about you guys? I hope it's not Geforce 5..