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Discussion in 'Hardware' started by kingabs, 18 Mar 2004.

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  1. MjG

    MjG What's a Dremel?

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    Nice Shuttle there bartop!How much did the lcd cost including the shipping and tax and stuff?

    Cheers

    MjG
     
    MjG, 2 Apr 2004
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  2. Bartop

    Bartop What's a Dremel?

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    Was $101 bucks - no vat bill yet :thumb:
     
    Bartop, 2 Apr 2004
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  3. Shaolyen

    Shaolyen Minimodder

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    A pic of my A64 Shuttle. :)

    [​IMG]
     
    Shaolyen, 2 Apr 2004
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  4. M3G4

    M3G4 talkie walkie

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    What make/model hifi is that? :D
     
    M3G4, 7 Apr 2004
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  5. Atomic

    Atomic Gerwaff

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    It's made by SHARP a MD-XV300, its about 7yrs old (you'd never have guessed tho) and was one of the first models with a MD player in too! I've got the optional tape deck segment.
     
    Atomic, 8 Apr 2004
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  6. Sheldog23

    Sheldog23 What's a Dremel?

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    Sheldog23, 8 Apr 2004
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  7. Smilodon

    Smilodon The Antagonist

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    tape deck? :eyebrow:

    people still use those?

    (welcome to the new age :p )
     
    Smilodon, 9 Apr 2004
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  8. Atomic

    Atomic Gerwaff

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    When I got the thing 7yrs ago I did still have a few tapes! The MD Player was cutting edge technology then too...
     
    Atomic, 9 Apr 2004
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  9. Shepps

    Shepps Slacking off since 1986..

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    Couple of pics of my SN85G4 Athlon 64 shuttle. It neeeeeds modding.

    [​IMG]
     
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    Shepps, 12 Apr 2004
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  10. Shaolyen

    Shaolyen Minimodder

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    Damn your signature Shepps, I want to know your PC specs!

    I really want to get modding my SN85G4, but I don't know where to begin (first time modder). I saw someone who had put a VFD behind the mirrored front panel, and the effect was pretty good.

    Also, I have a nice Asus 9800XT which I wouldn't mind showing off with a window... but I'm starting to think that taking a cutting device to my Shuttle might be a bad idea.
     
    Shaolyen, 12 Apr 2004
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  11. Shepps

    Shepps Slacking off since 1986..

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    Sn85G4
    Athlon 64 3200 @ 2.15ghz
    2 x 256mb corsair xms3200LL
    160Gb seagate ide hdd (8mb cache)
    Sapphire 9800 Pro 128mb
    Pioneer 107 dvd writer
    and i have a maxtor 120gb 8mb cache drive hanging out the side :p

    I cant leave the case on mine, because it just gets too hot. i have to have a fan on one side to blow cool air through.
     
    Shepps, 12 Apr 2004
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  12. Shaolyen

    Shaolyen Minimodder

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    Tell me about it.

    When I first set everything up, the fans were on quiet mode to begin with... I was impressed at how silently things were running. Of course, it didn't take long for me to realise that I had to crank all the fans up to full to keep the thing cool and stable, even with no overclocking. :rolleyes:
     
    Shaolyen, 12 Apr 2004
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  13. verse

    verse What's a Dremel?

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    Wow someone has a good job :)
    You just had to get your ipod in there didn't you? ;)
     
    verse, 12 Apr 2004
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  14. zero303

    zero303 What's a Dremel?

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    [​IMG]

    Not modded but I love it! :clap:
     
    zero303, 5 May 2004
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  15. Shepps

    Shepps Slacking off since 1986..

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    Of course :D

    and hey, i only get £4.50 / hour :p
     
    Shepps, 5 May 2004
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  16. da-dude

    da-dude What's a Dremel?

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    how the hell did you afford all that hardware on 4.50 an hour!!!

    so that spare maxtor drive, you just got a ide cables and power lead running from the back of an expansion slot or something?? was considering doin that for mine, but decided against it, looks crap :D
     
    da-dude, 5 May 2004
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  17. Shepps

    Shepps Slacking off since 1986..

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    its a sata drive, the cables come out the spare expansion slot, and it does look crap!

    i used to do lots of hours, 6pm - 3am - 3am fri, 4 - 3am saturday, do that for a year and you have lots of cash :D
     
    Shepps, 5 May 2004
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  18. Providence

    Providence What's a Dremel?

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    I built my system working for tips all summer long, with a ****ty ass $5.25

    I plan on doing it again for my own Shuttle :rock:
     
    Providence, 6 May 2004
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  19. Nieko

    Nieko What's a Dremel?

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    Here's a quickie pic of my SN41G2-V2R. She ain't modded yet, but I love her anyway. :D

    [​IMG]
     
    Nieko, 20 May 2004
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  20. Atomic

    Atomic Gerwaff

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    *drool* lovely shiny front on the shuttle...
     
    Atomic, 20 May 2004
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