Check out this heatsink

[ShinSa]

It's about to fall over.


Cooler Guys

 

[newb54]

That is good, but I still think Thermaltake takes the cake.

 

[Dman877]

I wouldn't run a prescot without a fan...but thats just me.

 

[Zepper]

Yeah, the Zen has had a couple of threads here already. Too many drawbacks.
.bh.

 

[edmundoab]

man, thats like some building on top of a chip,
can we use lego or jenga instead?

 

[ShinSa]

It reminds me of simcity 2000.
When the city was mature enough, the game let u build a self sustained city within the city.

 

[Jeff7]

Originally posted by: ShinSa
It reminds me of simcity 2000.
When the city was mature enough, the game let u build a self sustained city within the city.

Ah yes, the arcologies. I'd still play that, except that I can't get the monitor to exceed 60Hz refresh rate while it's in DOS mode for the game, and I can't stand that low of a refresh rate for very long.

 

[Wuzup101]

Wait... simcity 2000 was windows based was it not? I could have sworn I used to play it in windows. The origional might have been DOS?

 

[ShinSa]

I believe there was 2 versions out at the time.

DOS version required less resources but Windows version didn't require you to reboot your comptuer.


I used to make a boot disk for every single DOS game I had.

Just pop in the disk, reset the computer and it'd boot right into the game.

 

[Sid59]

those are massive. wonder if anyone installed one.

 

[lobadobadingdong]

Originally posted by: Dman877
I wouldn't run a prescot without a fan...but thats just me.

or an air conditioner :Q, I still can't get over the 100W+ heat dissipation.

 

[bandana163]

Originally posted by: Jeff7

Originally posted by: ShinSa
It reminds me of simcity 2000.
When the city was mature enough, the game let u build a self sustained city within the city.

Ah yes, the arcologies. I'd still play that, except that I can't get the monitor to exceed 60Hz refresh rate while it's in DOS mode for the game, and I can't stand that low of a refresh rate for very long.

Try Dosbox. You'll need a strong CPU, but almost all old DOS games will play nicely in a window.