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I got the UD5H for the better sound chip and better cooling. Currently have the 3570k @ 4.5 with no problems and 16gb Samsung 1.35v 11-11-11-30 1600mhz ram overclocked @ 1.5v 9-10-10-28 and 2133 mhz. Could I have achieved these clocks/timings with the UD3H and saved $30? Maybe, but for what it's...

Pretty set on a Gigabyte board for my 3570k. I'm coming off a Gigabyte board and liking the quality so I have narrowed it down to these two. I do want to overclock and do game. Talk me into getting one or the other. GA-Z77x-UD5H -...

perhaps this is what I need? http://www.ecrater.com/p/13115791/4-pin-to-3-fan-connector-cable-header#

Is there anyway to have a couple big fans (this one specifically) run off of this Silenx controller? The fan is 4 pin connection but I believe the controller's connections are not. This is for a custom TV stand that I want cool air flowing through. Thanks!

that computer will be good for very intense video/audio editing. Not a gaming computer. Apple computers are very good for what they are made for, but I don't think there is a true "fastest computer" it can handle up to 32 gb of ram

from your original post sounds like you did everything right... or should I say wrong... idk, can't you just wait? haha

this usually creates "controller-to-game" lag like crazy, just get one of the adapters I linked to and you will be good to go.

http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&q=vga+xbox+360+cable&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=tqqQSbbdK-PetgektoyECw&sa=X&oi=product_result_group&resnum=1&ct=title

QFT Their interface is so nice, that's why I always end up there, regardless the price. Besides, their prices are always equal or less than everywhere else

qft... i guess...? If you are on Vista I think you would see a little improvement from 4gb ram, but not XP. Other than that the system looks as though it would be really solid...

try it in a different sata slot?

good idea but not everyone has the resources for that. how is your comp setup? cause it still seems like you'd only have an inch or 2 of breathing room for that psu

yeah people used to use network manipulation with a bridged connection on the regular xbox A LOT but I think they did something to prevent that on the 360.

I don't know man. If you're running that Antec 1200 it might be a little too much. seriously though, you should just wait, Newegg will probably be super quick about it and a power supply like that may wreck the life span of your new components. If I were you, I would set up everything now...

I got this set about 5 months back and I will say they are really nice. I actually use them in a closet (about 5 feet wide and 10 feet deep) that I converted into a mini-mini theatre. I never turn them above half power and they are plenty loud. my 2 cents anyway EDIT: I would like to say I...

usually It will give you a message about the CPU overheating just before it shuts down. you need to make sure the fan is securely in place.

1.2 TB HDD :eek: where can I get one of those? :cool: and how the hell is a computer with 16 GB of ram, and a (I assume) 1.5 TB HDD and a quad processor only $699???

generally I don't think a PC just "works out the kinks"

1st Problem: Leopard isn't meant for gaming, so why build a system based on that? 2nd Problem: You don't know what buggy is until you try to use an OS meant for Apple hardware on other hardware. 3rd Problem: Bootcamp won't work. 3rd Problem: Mobo's aren't on the compatibility list...

you obviously don't know anything about hackintoshes... why don't you go over to insanely mac and try to learn something before trying to brag about it.