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    Case Mod - In Progress Project: Terminator

    This is looking like a great mod, the skeleton is such a unique case. Can't wait to see it finished.
    Post by: [DJ], 5 Mar 2009 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project: Macross Frontier Side Panel tile spacers/glue for side panel part 2

    Great case choice, the raven already looks a variable fighter. What mode are you planning to use: Fighter, Gerwalk, or Battroid? Or maybe some...
    Post by: [DJ], 5 Mar 2009 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Water Cooled Sugo SG02

    Yes, love the purple fluid, something you don't see often.
    Post by: [DJ], 4 Mar 2009 in forum: Project Logs
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    Build Advice What components should i buy?

    I've got 8GB (2GB x 4) of G.SKILL DDR2 1066 PC-8500 running at max frequency in a EP45-UD3P. I only had to lower the MCH Core to 1.050V. Before...
    Post by: [DJ], 4 Mar 2009 in forum: Hardware
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    Case Mod - In Progress Armorsuit PC-P60

    I wish I would have gotten the PC-P60 versus the PC-P80. The P80 is unnecessarily huge for my ATX board. I was thinking "bigger is better" when...
    Post by: [DJ], 3 Mar 2009 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project: G5 conversion, Art is a philosophy, Update white sleeving (02/03)

    I find the G5 cases hard to mod, at least externally. Just something about its simplicity, you just can't veer too far away from its original...
    Post by: [DJ], 3 Mar 2009 in forum: Project Logs
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    Build Advice What components should i buy?

    Out of any of the 775 motherboards, the Gigabyte EP45-UD3P is no doubt the best board for OCing at its price and could hold it's weight against...
    Post by: [DJ], 3 Mar 2009 in forum: Hardware
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    Modding lapped CPU

    If your temps do not matter, there is no reason to lap you CPU. But a 4963 RPM fan running at max would make your ears bleed, let alone bring...
    Post by: [DJ], 28 Feb 2009 in forum: Modding