Recent content by xdxforever

Thats pretty sweet, and its still not as big as some monsters out there.

its a well performing and easy to use HSF, i have one. If you would get it instead of using stock cooling i suggest it highly.

I dont like flashy cases myself either but there are some reasonably good ones out there: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811146025 and other cases by them have all right build quality.

To answer #1 in the terms of string theory the energy (and matter as a result) was 'pushed' into this universe as it was created by the collision of two Branes (sp?) For #2 it has been found in closed system experiments (i cant find a site describing the setup and i cant draw it myself) that...

Arctic cooling freezer pro is less than $30 everywhere and is significantly better, along with being silent. here you go: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835185125

Most of the time open box proccesors from newegg are from technically unknowlageable persons sending back parts that they cant install, don't understand, or ordered an incompatable part. I think it is a great way because if its damaged you can always send it back right away.

You can get a X1600pro for under $100. ATI also has just come out with the X1300XT which is actually better than the 1600pro and cheaper too. The new X1650pro would be the best perforning cheap option as it is still around $100 (The other two cards i mentioned should be $60-$80)

no, a P4 630 with hyperthreading

I just decided to return to crunching for the UD cancer project again after i built myself my new computer and since I have been reading the forum lately I joined the Anand team. For some reason however my computer automaticly uses only about 52% of the processor and I don't know where this...

All heatsinks that fit on the LGA775 socket will still work, and work even better because C2D's put our far less heat. If your worried about compatability get a tower type cooer because they have elevation above MB parts usually.

Yes they are compatable, the temperature is unrelated to compatability. Those temps are about what I would call the max suggested running temps, so its safe but a different heatsink or better general airflow is suggested. (by the way, capacitors on all boards get hot, its safe as long as they...

This case is has built in cooling that is reasonably good and is very nice otherwise: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811133171