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Okay, here's an updated list after the changes. I'm still not sure on a case though. I don't really want to spend $150 on a case. I prefer smaller cases, but I'm not sure if it's good with air-flow and cable management. Eh. Mihir mentioned that there may be a problem with the SSD. What would...

Sorry, double post. Please ignore.

I think a mid-tower might be a little better, but I'm worried about it fitting the GPU. Will I have any problems with that?

Thanks for all the advice, guys. I really appreciate. As far as cases go, what would you guys recommend?

Is ASRock a good company? From reading the reviews, that motherboard doesn't look all that great. I've always been somewhat partial to ASUS, but I don't mind changing if it's a good motherboard. And with the extra savings, the RAM won't be a problem.

I've got a new build. If you guys could help me out and see what you think, that would be great. I've got about $1400 to spend (this doesn't include the monitor). I plan on using a 1080p 42" TV as my monitor. It's been a year or two since I built my last PC and so if you guys could check this...

I know that students get a huge discount on software. I know that my University Bookstore offers Office 2010 Pro for $80 which is a steal.

Just kidding. You were right. It was just an advertisement for their "Back to School" promotion. Not NEW Macbooks. Sorry.

That's what the e-mail I received this morning said.

New MacBooks have just been released today. If you're holding off due to OS X Lion, you can purchase now, and then once it's released, you'll receive a free upgrade.

Everything has pretty much been said already, but I'm in favor of you saving your money and keeping the desktop. Buying a new computer will NOT solve your problems. If you're having trouble keeping your desktop system clean, you'll have the exact same problems on a new laptop. You should learn...

It's very possible and is done fairly easily, as stated above. It is illegal, though. It's against Apple's End-User License Agreement. Honestly, it's not worth it though. In order to get all of the components and things to work properly, you have to have just to right pieces of hardware. By the...

A friend asked me to build him a system. He's going to be using it mainly for some intense home recording. I have no problem building it, but I've never done anything more than I little aftermarket sound card or just the onboard sound. I don't know anything about sound or what kinds of inputs...

Haha. A multi-millionaire at 15? Yeah, bs.

Facts and numbers aren't biased. Opinions are.

iLounge? It's a website about everything iPod, iTunes, Apple, etc. Of course the information is going to be legitimate. And you think Wikipedia is a credible source? A website where ANYBODY in the whole world can change and skew the information? Yeah, I don't think so.

Wow, retard. I said, "As of Q1 2009, they have sold more than 35 million iPhones." As in...total. I, as well as many others, would agree that you need to work on your English. http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/news/comments/gartner-iphone-smartphone-market-share-doubles-in-q1-2009/

A flop? Bull shit! As of Q1 2009, they have sold more than 35 million iPhones. I would NOT call that a flop.

Wow...can you say...off-topic? Shall we get back to the iPhone?

Yeah, they were $499 when Apple first released the 32GB. That's a ridiculous price.