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gotcha, i had noticed the NVidia tag on everything SLI. But seeing it on MoBo's, PSU's and RAM got me wondering if there were any addtl benefit going all SLI. Thank you very much for the reply

Does SLI Memory > DDR3? Been looking into the dif and it seems the DDR3 has the higher MHz. What about trp chnl DDR3 vs SLI? Sry if this is a stupid question, trying to decide if it's worth building a SLI system or to go w/ an AM3-i5/i7 MoBo setup.

ahh, that's something I hadn't thought of Dling. Thxs again for the info all. Still undecided atm lol

nothing fancy, just want to be able to expand and upgrade in the future if needed.

cool, thxs all for the input. I was thinking of going w/ this case in lieu of the hammer through the front of the case lol: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...&CatId=1510 fans on the front, top and side w/an exhaust of course on the rear. Lower PSU mount too. $130 not too bad a price. Although I can't see being able to fit the MoBo w/ Noctua NH-D14 CPU fan in this case.

cool, tyvm for the reply. yeah, everything I've read says it's mostly about the air flow. thanks again. asweome, thanks for the links!

thinking of getttig this PSU: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...AIN#detailspecs It's a 700w, 80%efficiency, single 12v rail w/ up to 50A and modular cabling as well. I found anoth single 12v rail w/ 60A from Coolermaster w/ an addtl 100w (800w total) but it's not modular. Is going modular worth losing 100w and 10A less?

went to symantec and nada, will check out those others. Thank you!! edit: Thank you Hard, this site rocks, food for me' trolling google was first thing I did this morning, comes up w/ nothing as well. Edit2: Ok, here's the response I have found, located here: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcen...or.agent.b.html ________________________________________________________________________________ _____________ Click Start > Run. Type regedit Then click OK. Navigate to the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run In the right pane, delete the value: "*<1-5 random characters>" = "RUNDLL32 %System%\(DLL filename).dll,StreamingDeviceSetup" Navigate to the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion Rename the subkey: "Windows" to "Windows1" Wait approximately 5 seconds. Navigate to the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows1 In the right pane, double-click the following registry value name: "AppInit_DLLs" and delete the following text from the contents of the Value Data box: %System%\<DLL filename>.dll Restart the computer. Navigate to the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion Rename the subkey: "Windows1" to "Windows" Exit the Registry Editor. Restart the computer ________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ Will let you all know how it turns out Edit3: Awesome! Worked like a charm!!! WHat was funny was that Nortons was what was reporting it, but neer detected it on a scan. Did a bit o' digging and the answer finally turned up. W00t!

Labled by Nortons as: Backdoor.A , ctlj.htm Anyone ever encounter a viri like this? spent hours trying to fix a friends machine last night, checked MsConfig to make sure no sub programs were running, went to RegEdit and actually located the file, deleted it, but after a refresh it comes back! Any suggestions? Format is last resort. XP for an OS. Sony Viao (sic) Laptop 2 Ghz P4 plenty of Memory and Space. Any bit in the right direction is greatly appreciated!!!