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Why would you need extra fans?

Ditto, except I jumped in earlier than the H80i - I run with the H70 and its dual fans on either side of the radiator. I'm running a 3.07Mhz chip at 4.20GHz. That's running the processor at about 128% of its rated speed. Been stable like that for years. Don't think that would be possible on air.

So true! The lotto is just a tax on the statistically challenged.

Only thing that comes to mind is a Genesis song. It is, but what do you think it means to be Squonked - as portrayed by the song?

Awesome! That totally Squonked me! (let's see who gets that reference)

When this song (the one I'm posting below) came out, I felt certain Miley had turned a corner. Unfortunately, and as a friend of mine keeps saying, "she's trying too hard." There is a lot of talent there, but sadly I think she struggles with the way her childhood was cross-circuited with Disney and Hanna Montana. And tragically, there is a whole universe of haters that has evolved to generate additional identity confusion for her. What you see is the collision of a lot of factors beyond her control, AND YET, when you look at the movies she's put out post-Hanna (including the Hanna Montana Movie,) and when you see how her music has come along, there is a hell of a lot to be excited about. Give her a chance. She's young and did not go through the prescribed gates and rites of passage like the rest of us did. Try to embrace her need to vomit up a messed up path to young adulthood. Psychological research tells us that the human brain has not fully developed its completely rational and sound decision making processes until at least 24 years of age. In the mean time, it may be an interesting and "creative" journey for us to all watch... Sorry, there is no official music video for this song, but this is the one with the best audio I could find. It really is a sad song sung with passion just like Wrecking Ball. You can hear it on Girls Rock Radio, too by the way, along with a few other of Miley's songs.

Stay in the moment and live life now rather than fret about the future. Care about you Dean, and although I do my own battle with God on a daily basis, I'll say a word on your behalf between shouting at Him.

Okay even with the trendy use of numbers that look like letters, this still doesn't make sense. Engaine? LOL. Hmm... 6jM0t ?

LMAO. I love my Android! But I own Apple stock. Best of both worlds.

Here's a couple that were mentioned on the COD5 DM Server this evening with the Happy Hour crowd...

lmao, everybody slow down the video and watch at 1:48 hahahaha what the hell lucky beeech LMAO - That's fucking funny as hell.

Out-fucking-standing!

Awesome sig, too, wildbill!

Nice! I've played it, but haven't seen that scene at all. Something tells me it's going to be a very big world in War Thunder.

Keg, you buggar - you owe me a new keyboard, as I spew coffee all over mine when I read that part right there!

That's just a Canadian thing. Here in the USA we're too smart to fall for that. But we buy the Brooklyn bridge all the time! Goddamn right we do! It's mine this coming Saturday as a matter of fact, so take note of it, and if you want to cross, bring beer! (You Canadians bring back bacon, 'eh?)

Tom's Hardware (see Wanted's link above) is a great place to get info on stuff like memory timing and what's the latest news about products. For compatibility, often the memory manufacturer will have a utility on their site that lets you choose the motherboard or processor and then will list their compatible modules. Motherboard manufacturers also might have that kind of configuration utility.

Very tidy in there FBI. Looks awesome! What are the specs? That's a new rig, isn't it?

Bullshit statement. Google products and services are just fine. Chrome is fine. Android is fine. Google Play is fine, GMail is fine, Google Docs/Google Drive is fine. Google+ is fine.

@@TecHnOBoY - yeah, I guess things are different in the UK. Over here in the States, the EULA generally restricts the installation of Windows, Microsoft Office, etc., to the computer on which it was originally installed and no other. I bumped up against that when I told Dell that I didn't need a copy of Microsoft Office because I already had a copy from a Dell computer that I was talking with them about replacing. They told me, although it was certainly my prerogative do whatever I saw fit to do, a reading of the EULA would explain the fallacy of my plan. It was at that point that I switched to OpenOffice, and now LibreOffice,

Totally agree! Or Chrome.

Agree to a point... There's a big problem with Firefox these days - drives me fucking crazy! Copy/Paste to/from Firefox is a total game of chance - http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2723981. I hate that! Can't live with it. This annoyance was introduced somewhere around V21 and has been plaguing the browser ever since. I love Firefox, and its addons/extensions are brilliant, but with the introduction of their rapid version deployment scheme of introducing updates, things have become a little dicey and it almost feels like the public have become the beta testers. All that said, I still think Firefox is the browser that renders websites the absolute best. But I had to make a move to Chrome. It is, with only some very minor - almost imperceptible - nuances, every bit as capable as Firefox in rendering a webpage correctly. It has extensions that are equally brilliant to those found in Firefox. Only problem I have with Chrome, is the inflexible manner in which it handles opening webpages in new tabs. Beyond that, I would be equally happy in Chrome or Firefox. But lets face it, Google services are becoming increasingly prevalent, and I would suspect that Chrome, if any browser, will be the one showing the least amount of issues with those services. for those of you who insist that Internet Explorer is just fine, I urge you to install Google Chrome on your computer and then run it side-by-side with Internet Explorer. Visit the sites you enjoy a on a daily basis using Internet Explorer, but also copy/paste the URL between browsers so you can see what a website looks like in Chrome. I think you will be quite surprised. Websites simply look better in Firefox and Chrome. Since you never see them in any other browser, you remain clueless. Chunky peanut butter is "just fine" until you discover the creamy goodness of smooth peanut butter (or vice versa if you are so inclined.) Web developers have known this all along. We fight a daily battle against Internet Explorer, and the way Microsoft has time and time again ignored the standards that have been established for the rendering of HTML and CSS by modern Internet browsers. When a new version of Internet Explorer is released, it is first scrutinized to determine what remains "broken" in relation to the standards, and what hacks will be necessary to at least allow a decent experience for the IE user. A good example is found in the following article. Ignore the geek speak, I've already pulled out and highlighted the most important statement found in the article, at least for the purposes of our discussion in this forum: http://www.impressivewebs.com/ie10-css-hacks/ Internet Explorer 10 is, by all accounts, the closest Microsoft has come to an actual standards-compliant browser. But I think it will still be a while before all of the workarounds start surfacing. In the meantime, for those systems where Microsoft is pushing IE10 into your update list, my recommendation is, "Take it!" because it will contain additional Internet security components that would be beneficial to Windows in general. But when it comes to getting out there on the Internet, use Google Chrome or Firefox. You will be happier!

Well, if something smells like shit, don't step in it, my mother always used to say. Actually she never said that at all, but it sounds like some of her wisdom.