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CoreTemp reads on a diode closest to the core of the CPU, resulting in the highest and most accurate temperature. I've found it to be read several degrees higher than any other program so far. It will also show you the highest temperature your CPU can tolerate, via tCaseMax.
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Add me to the list if you want.
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I've had a good experience with the A8R32-MVP, over a year old and working fine. Due to the low-power design of the chipset, it doesn't like overclocking my 110w CPU. I can still overclock my CPU about 300mhz. I'm not an insane tweak monkey, so I'm pleased.
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Think about it, they're a bit ungainly to look at, just like said bodily region.
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Before you go cutting or drilling, manage those pubic hairs coming from the PSU.
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Take a look at the Polks I mentioned in my above post. Those will probably be the best speakers within your budget. I've just recently bought some Polk myself (but not the Monitor 30), these speakers are well made, quite heavy, and they have a nice "big" sound to them. Any subwoofer will do really, as long as it can play loud and low enough for your needs, no need to be picky there. Even a Yamaha cheapo sub is fine.
If you think the Monitor 30 is too big, you might look at the RM10, as well. Those are available as a five-pack with a centre channel. If you snoop around Amazon.com, you can find them around $300 shipped.
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Are you looking to buy a complete system or separates?
Without knowing much, just your budget, I recommend some Polk Monitor 30s and Polk CS1 for the centre. As for the subwoofer, at $250 the BIC H-100 is a good one.
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The OP's post is very badly composed, it's difficult to work out exactly what he's asking.. Maybe if you explain what's going on a bit better, and what you've done to fix it, so far.
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I would really recommend against the Antec units, their quality control isn't so good and they've been known to use bad components. Spring for the Corsair VX450 or VX550, they're both top quality. You really can't go wrong with either one.
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Ah, I missed the videocard. Please excuse as I have a cold.
You should still be okay with that PSU, the rig will draw about 250w under full 3d load. PCP&C rates their PSUs at a continuous wattage, so it's closer to most 400w units.
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That PSU should handle it just fine. More would be needed for a videocard, but you're not using one.
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Ultra needs to be better at choosing a law firm, than they are at making PSUs.
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This idea of leasing out computer kit, is not really a good idea at all. Leasing can wreak havoc on one financially, versus buying the product outright.
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Have to agree with nrg on the Canon printers, they're fantastic really. I've had excellent results with my MP600.
Make sure you stick with genuine ink. Generic ink isn't the approved formula, which means it can clog the printhead and fade over time. Nasty stuff, avoid it.
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Silly audiophiles, they assume more expensive means better sound. Even with something as arbitrary as some cables.
Truth is, if the cable is the right gauge for the length, you're getting all you can. Quality speaker cable is usually 12-14 AWG with a nice jacket.
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The Tsunami is a good looking case for the money, it's pretty nice to work with, as well. Plenty of space on the back panel to hide wires.
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My verdict:
Rubbish - Avoid at all costs. If you see one, run away from it.
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Just brilliant.
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I haven't had any sort of lag issues with my LCD TV at all. Connected to the PC via HDMI, gaming is just fine with it. If you're thinking about the ghosting of old LCD TVs and monitors, that is all gone with the new technology.
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The best way to do it is with a fan controller, no need to mess about with buggy software, just some knobs.
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I'm a few days late to notice this.. Simply had to save the sig again, and it's sorted.
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I still have this problem from time to time. Instead of just waiting for it to connect, I put the X1950 to work. Really frustrating though, the GUI client really stresses the whole rig and makes it laggy.
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Excellent job on the painting, the lines are very crisp and professionally done. Nice choice on the colours, they work well with that case.
Top work, mate.
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I used the FastPASS complete one..
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For your system, the Liberty 400w would be enough.