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I was hoping I could away with out one, or just a cheap one for thirty bucks

Found out my laptop and tools fit perfectly into my xdm case I never use. What's a good place for ordering foam blocks? Hopefully I can cut it with a soldering iron and razor point?

Ryan you could do some side work for like the AVN awards.

Everyone has a talent. I'm kind of proud. Just about as funny as you taking a bunch of laxatives.

Okay Ladies! One and two and one and two...

That's fucking hilarious. Hope you didn't have anything important to do that week.

I did some consulting work at SGI. Doused the processor with flourinert. It is a neat substance as it can be applied directly preheated to a degree or less under evap temp and then let nature do it's thing and relclaim it. I was a lead on the flow control mechanism for it. This was in the 90's though.Sounds like an interesting project to work on.its also pretty cool how it can be oxygenated to the point where one could technically breath it, though I think most if not all test subjects died a few days later.

From office from work? If so that's all riding on your internet speed. My office is in the same house as my home pc Wasn't sure. It should work well then.

Yep. Latitude:51.5 (51° 30′ 0.00″ N)Longitude:-0.13 (0° 7′ 48.00″ W) Sweetness.

Signed into Google, and I get an email: "Someone recently signed into your account from Jakarta, Indonesia.

Mods can see my IP for each post correct? If so I think I should be in London for this post.

What do you guys use it for?

If you buy in bulk, it isn't so bad. 50 bucks or so for a few gallons. Maybe prices went up... Must be different. The stuff I saw was several hundred for a few 100ml lol.

Mineral oil seems to be the most common. Fluorocarbons are the best, but cost way too much. I ran boinc for him for about a week, but it made my computer completely unusable.

That much water cooling would be the biggest cost. I would just submerge it and create some kind of flow through the parts. It would be fun. ...I take it back, the gorilla glass top I would want would be the biggest cost! :-D Yeah the glass / plexi is uber pricey. Sorta hard to justify when it's mainly for aesthetics, and at the end of the day the extra cost could go towards more GFX cards.

I've also had this idea to have my computer in my desk, all parts laid out, with a glass top / plexi (what ever doesn't scratch easily), water cooled, and flush mount my wacom tablet and removable sata hdd docks, but for that amount of money I think I'd have more fun with a new rifle stock and suppressor.

From office from work? If so that's all riding on your internet speed.

The hard-drives will be the bottleneck. Gigabit max possible speed is 125MB/s, depending on hdds you might get into the 100MB/s range.

Only crux is I'd dump too much money into the GFX card.

No idea, I'll look though. Figured that preparing for my next computer I'd rather buy ram that was forward compatible. Good idea. All this computer talk is making me want to build another computer. Don't really have a need for it, but it would be sweet to run a virtual machine at almost native speeds.

What Matt said. What ram do you already have in there, and how many slots is it using? Depending on how much ram you already have I would just grab two more sticks that match the frequency.

Since you brought it up I decided to try one of those samples I had lying around. Tastes like some nasty ass soda.

Exactly why I'll never get around to it. Could use the poor man's version and just re-unplug my mains. For watching a cooking show they sure the fuck don't help.Are you catching up on the Martha Stewart cooking shows?

Especially since you watch so much TV.