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Does the 100usd include shipping?

I have an external cdrw/dvd and the hard drives go in the 5 1/4. Its a hassle to work around, but I think it'll be worth it in the end. I want this case to be LAN-able, and having everything inside is well worth it in that regard. Honestly, I don't know what to recommend. A quality rad attached to the top of the case might perform better, but I like the look of this, and its somewhat unique. :shrug:

Here is what I did today to make my CPU and northbridge easily accessable on the new case: I don't think I'll add any fans though, doesn't seem neccisarry.

I already have a linksys 4 port router that I can use for DHCP, but I am sick of tearing down the network to have a LAN, so I guess more specifically, I am looking for an 8 port or more switch (routers with disableable DHCP are an added bonus) thanks. -eric

Thats just my backup case while I work on my new case, btw. I could never live if my main case were that fugly.

I go for functionality over looks. See how easily accessible my cathode switch is? Haha, jk.

Its LAN-party season, and I am in need of some LANing hardware. The more ports the better, no wireless, lemme know a price please.

I have a maze4 cpu block for sale, and a 120mm heatcore with shroud and fan from Dangerden. Either is for sale, make an offer.

I've never gotten a ticket either, I try to stay within 10 miles of the speed on ordinary occasions, within 5 on long drives. You sir, had that coming to you.

This is what you should strive for. *proud*

bling

I love steam, the only thing that would make it better would be if more companies used it. Something about being able to "click->buy" and have something in my possetion immediately is very satisfying. It makes me feel like we are actually in the digital age. I <3 steam

I'd like to see pictures of the sleeving, please. Interested in a trade?

Do you have a quality PSU? With my old 350w enermax, I could either raise chipset/memory voltage, or cpu voltage, never both or I'd have instability. Just food for thought..

I agree with you about propolene, even the message is disgusting. "Don't change your lifestyle! Don't excersise! Just take this pill to lose weight!" ..

Yeah, I cut a hole for my northbridge and my cpu, and I didn't get any structural integrity issues.

looks great, and it holds pretty well? Do you think it'd survive the wear and tear of changing drives often? Also, on another note, what type of digicam do you have?

Looks fantastic. I love ths glimmer of the paint. But please tell me that volcano 6 is temporary

Pull is considered better, but the difference is negligible.

I just got mine in the mail today. They are really nice and smooth, exactly what I had in mind. Fast shipping and great dealing you you kobalt, thanks.

I'm asking $130 + shipping since it is a great overclocker and it still comes with the remote wonder, vga silencer on the side, and included cables. Keep in mind, I am open for trades as well.

You guys are amazing. I took your advice and painted the chasis of the case, and well.. I'll let a picture do the talking... Once again, thanks for the great advice, and I'll keep you posted with my progress. I am currently spending all my free time (very little of it) sleeving my psu. *stoked*

Coolzero101, no offense man, but please make your own thread if you want to advertise a video card. You can PM someone if you think they'll be interested in something you have to offer.. Still available, btw.

I was able to unlock the vertex shader with my leadtek, but not the piplelines. It still overclocks pretty well though. Just let him know its luck of the draw. :shrug: And no, I didn't get 2d artifacting.

I think the general consensus is that, with the right funding, a single powerful sub will sound better than dual subs. However, I think that with a normal persons budget it depends on your goal. If you are going for decibels, you should get two and utilize the increased surface area of the cones. If you are going for SQ, then you should buy one nice sub.