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I'll try that, thanks. Photoshop is.. photoshop.

Hoax, you're a genius. Thank you! I'm amazed at how that even works..

Thanks BertM! I see what you did there.. I was looking for the white text itself but I like how you removed it. Was that using...

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Im trying to extract the white text I've bordered off using a color...

This happened to me when the glue used in the XSPC dual pump top res dissolved in my loop and mixed with whatever is in the thermochill rad.

Not pretty, but mine wasn't as bad as this. Check all...

I'll see how much its going to cost me to replace the busted pump. If I have to shell out another penny I am throwing it in the garbage.

Impossible. There is only one big oring to keep the circuit safe, and I tightened those screws into the res pretty good. Plus I know that it is making a perfect seal because of residue buildup on...

I doubt two different products with two different model numbers would come from the same batch! (Dangerden 3.25 vs MCP355)



I am not quite convinced its heat damage. My case is well ventilated,...

Well this time it lasted a bit longer.. Dangerden Laing DDC 3.25 -> Feb 2010 - July 2010.

Completely dead, almost exact same burn marks as the previous ddc3.2. I had my replacement mcp355 waiting...

To be honest, no idea why the design fails. But I can say one thing about XSPC:

XSPC Customer Service is Awesome!

I sent them a message it was busted on Friday. Tuesday I received a package in...

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Only distilled churchy.

Feizy, that sounds exactly like what happened to me! I will contact them right away about this.

I came in to my room yesterday and I heard the pump wasn't making the usual soft hum. I check the dvd drive below it and it's got some water on it. Checked the water level.. definitely lower than...

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This. is. Nuts.

Unfortunately no. An application goes through cycles from the time it starts until it is shutdown.

If it comes and goes without a doubt this is onboard nic behaviour.

Never heard of it being software, I highly doubt this is possible.

This is almost always caused by overheating or maybe PSU malfunction.

Are you referring to the PCB?

Yes unfortunately these days harddrives retain a portion of the firmware on the first few sectors of the disk platters. If the information doesn't match exactly with...

More than likely the issue is faulty hardware.

You need not be scared of a refurb. If you get a refurb it will be identical to what you have, but it will work.

This might be a bad driver for your onboard NIC.

Not sure how much of an impact a driver update or a BIOS update would have.

If you have a cheap 100mbit nic kicking around try it out, it might...

Which OS?

That sounds hard to believe.. a difference of 2°C between ambient temps and idle temps? That's ridiculous! If I had a delta like that in my watercooling setup I'd be more than happy.

I mean I hope...

Wiring up your house with cat5 isn't always easy.

I haven't had any problems with my powerline, I get at least 20mbps with it (chinese brand). I am going to do some speed tests and see what my max...

That can only happen in a few cases, IO is too slow or mem buffer is too low should be the primary causes... at least thats how it would be in oracle.

Or you need to increase the frequency of IO...

Your new found friend:

Powerline Ethernet

I ordered 2 of the TPL-202E from amazon for $40 each, I am going to compare them to the cheap chinese-no-name brand I got now (it works really good,...

When I say latency increase, I mean 5-10ms. To me that is just too much especially for online gaming (fps at least).

You cannot compare dedicated hardware/software to a PC, a PC will never give...

your ambient must be at most 10°C...