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You'd think so. Nothing like the front panel's usb power cable causing a short when all signs point to the Power Supply. Saved me money though, so I'm happy :P

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PC: http://www.computerforum.com/94379-1300-1400ish-build-2.html#post739974 Alright. so basically a light switch was broken in our kitchen, and my father had to switch the circuit breaker off so that he could mess around with it. He didn't know what it was connected to, so he switched off...

Also, you may have to raise latencies and such.

I dont recommend using ntune, its a lot less stable than any bios tweaks, which is how I would do it if I were you.

Can your motherboard handle all of it...?

Sounds like hes saying he bent a few pins D:

Here you are talking about how expensive his laptop is, then you criticize people for going with a cheaper computer. Yes, I built my computer. No, I most likely wouldn't buy a premade one. But that doesn't mean everyone shares our opinion. There are people that don't have any need for a 1337...

ONLY 300 euros.

Don't say there are no games that take advantage of it, because there are a few that do. Its not great implementation, but its still there.

Its still locked.

It looks like that micro atx mobo has DDR2 667 as its standard...you said you had DDR2 800 right? :\

It makes sense. No, it really does.

You don't add it when its in SLI, its still 1gb.

Hes getting 4 gigs of ram and a graphics card with a sizable amount of memory. Get 64bit or youll only be hurting yourself.

The ram would be at about....855 or so. Its the FSB times two since its ddr2 ram. There should be an option in your bios that lets you change the multiplier of your ram and will then display the ratio right below it.

Hows the price on the Zerotherm Nirvana up in denmark? It performs up there with the tower and zalman 9700 for only 40$ here in the US.

Doesnt look like its at a 1:1 ratio...if it were the ram would be at 800 mhz since our 6550s have a 7x multiplier.

Its intels speedstep. Look at it under load and itll jump up to 9. It conserves power and lowers heat when your cpu isnt under stress, but then increases the multiplier when it is.

Those are great temps, especially for that cpu. At 3.25 ghz (up from 2.33), my 6550 is running at 22 ish idle, and goes up to about 40 for load, but im in a cold basement :D.