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    http://www.frozencpu.com/products/57...l?tl=g6c77s126

    http://www.frozencpu.com/products/54...4RD.html?tl=g6

    I have the blue version of the first one and it is very, very bright.
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    my freind is a proud owneer of an xbox 360. from wat he has told me, microsoft has secret built in devices that only are in the xbox and cannot be recreated. for instance he told me taht there is this little divise that is in the xbox 360 taht u cannot take out which if u play online and microsoft catches you hacking with this special chip thing that changes somthing in the games, microsoft will basicly sent a EMP pulse to your game system and fry it. :O because of these little part in the system, it is very difficult if not impossoble to modify the xbox with other parts because of the compatibility of the processor and (dashboard).

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    Ordered some more stuff today:
    1x120mm Arctic Cooling Fan
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    2x 12" Red CCFls
    Scythe Ninja Plus Rev.B

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    I picked the red CCFLs marketed by SVC because I'm pretty sure they're the Sunbeam ones and FragTek has had those and they were very nice.

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    Wow guys, this is a really noob question but...do I need to use washers when installing my mobo? I ask because most guides online don't use them, on my first build I used them..

    If I do need to use them the arrangement is as so:

    standoff>washer>mobo>washer>screw into standoff

    So basically one washer ontop of standoff, mobo sits on standoff + washer and screw with washer below head goes into mobo + standoff. Right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by v a d e R` View Post
    Wow guys, this is a really noob question but...do I need to use washers when installing my mobo? I ask because most guides online don't use them, on my first build I used them..

    If I do need to use them the arrangement is as so:

    standoff>washer>mobo>washer>screw into standoff

    So basically one washer ontop of standoff, mobo sits on standoff + washer and screw with washer below head goes into mobo + standoff. Right?
    You don't need any washers when you install the mobo in to the case. Just screw the mobo to the standoff's and your set. I'm also building a new rig and my ram+mobo should arrive next tuesday or wednesday. G-Skill F2-6400PHU2-GBHZ ram and DFI Infinity Dark P965-S mobo I have not yet decided which cpu and videocard to buy...
    [i5 2500K, ASrock extreme3 gen3, Corsair Vengeance LP 8GB 1600MHz, Palit GTX570 Sonic Platinum, CM HAF932, Antec Truepower New 650w]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nazu View Post
    You don't need any washers when you install the mobo in to the case. Just screw the mobo to the standoff's and your set. I'm also building a new rig and my ram+mobo should arrive next tuesday or wednesday. G-Skill F2-6400PHU2-GBHZ ram and DFI Infinity Dark P965-S mobo I have not yet decided which cpu and videocard to buy...
    Thanks for the advice! I still might put washers in just to be safe though..not sure yet!


    By the way, adding a VDroop mod for the board when it comes in .

    And changing the sucktastic thermal paste.

    Any advice on how to safely remove and reinstall Asus heatpipe?
    Last edited by v a d e R`; 06-03-2007 at 03:54 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by v a d e R` View Post
    And changing the sucktastic thermal paste.

    Any advice on how to safely remove and reinstall Asus heatpipe?
    I am sure i read in the intel section that ASUS have sorted their poor thermal paste and now there is no need to pop off the heatpipes ???
    If you have/want to take them off then its not too hard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jabski View Post
    I am sure i read in the intel section that ASUS have sorted their poor thermal paste and now there is no need to pop off the heatpipes ???
    If you have/want to take them off then its not too hard.
    Yea that's what I have been told also.

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