You dont "dip the whole thing" in liquid nitro. Thats how you end up with a fried computer.
A better idea would be to put the "entire thing"in a tub of 3M fluorinert(a completely non-electrically conductive liquid) which comes in different flavors ranging from low heat transfer with low flamability, to very high heat transfer with very high flamability, and run pipes full of liquid nitrogen through the fluorinert in order to cool the system.
You will be screwing your friend, since that MOBO only supports a 200 or 266FSB. It does however, support memory running at 333mhz (pc2700). Not quite the same thing.
Your friend is an idiot. I hope that smiley is indicating some form of joking.
I could see if your friend was already moving, and had to make a decision between two locatins that he liked, and isp became the deciding factor, that is one thing. But moving soley based on the ability to get a faster connection is just stupid. Unless of course he needs the connection for his lively-hood. In that case, he'd want to get some sort of uber-reliable connection, like a T1 or T3, frame relay or some such non-cable modem technology, which would, unless he really is in the middle of nowhere, not require moving.
Violence and Cartoon nudity != Maturity.
Yes I've watched my fair share of anime.
I also happen to agree with this guy about Anime not being on slashdot, unless it is speciffically computer related.
Dunno about you, but the AP CS exam I took 2 years ago was damn easy if you bothered to study for more than an hour, or just skim through an AP CS guidebook.
That being said, i did neither, didnt take the class and still came out with a 3.
And instead of shelling out 300$ for your GF4 TI4600, you should have gotten a Gainward GF4 TI4200 for 150$(shipped, check pricewatch.com). Especially considering they easily overclock to TI4600 speeds with no problem.
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ATX Mobo connectors have to supply voltages of +12v, -12v, +5v, -5v and +3.3v. The molex connectors supply +5 and +12.
As a tip, if you need alot of voltage for a fan, you can splice the -12v going into the mobo, and put the fan between that line and a +5 or +12 to get a potential of 17v or 24v to run your fans off of. My Athlon almost runs at non-nuclear temps using this trick.
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Is this what you do in your spare time? Point out other people's spelling mistakes?
It must be pathetic to be you.
You dont "dip the whole thing" in liquid nitro. Thats how you end up with a fried computer.
A better idea would be to put the "entire thing"in a tub of 3M fluorinert(a completely non-electrically conductive liquid) which comes in different flavors ranging from low heat transfer with low flamability, to very high heat transfer with very high flamability, and run pipes full of liquid nitrogen through the fluorinert in order to cool the system.
Wow, this submitter basically just cut and pasted directly from the article. Way to go.
Thats where I keep most of my asm books; in a basket to the left of my toilet.
The chemical is called Fluorinert, pronounced Floor-Inert.
This was done way before Tech TV got to it.
The stuff was fairly cheap from what I recall, 10$ a liter, maybe.
Some one set us up the confusing license! I return you this book to have your advice.
Moon Shot as Poop Shoot? Must be hanging out with Cowboy Neal too much...
Its a yahoo address. You think he used his real info to make it?
He's only anonymous cause he dosnt have a slashdot account.
Step 1: Think.
Step 2: Express thoughts
And yet, somehow, in every bench I run, I get nearly the same score (+/- 1%) regardless of my using round or flat cables. Go figure.
To quote Brak:
"You have a beautiful man-voice."
This is rather like comparing Pepsi to milk. They both have their place. In my belly?
Ever heard of DMA? Stands for Direct Memory Access.
You will be screwing your friend, since that MOBO only supports a 200 or 266FSB. It does however, support memory running at 333mhz (pc2700). Not quite the same thing.
Your friend is an idiot. I hope that smiley is indicating some form of joking.
I could see if your friend was already moving, and had to make a decision between two locatins that he liked, and isp became the deciding factor, that is one thing. But moving soley based on the ability to get a faster connection is just stupid. Unless of course he needs the connection for his lively-hood. In that case, he'd want to get some sort of uber-reliable connection, like a T1 or T3, frame relay or some such non-cable modem technology, which would, unless he really is in the middle of nowhere, not require moving.
well...the S key right next to the D key. But that is prolly just pure coincidence.
And yet it is just the opposite for me. Oh wait, we are just single users. Maybe it is our hardware config. I hear that that sometimes causes issues.
But no, what applies to you applies to everybody, isnt that right?
90k = 720 kbps I'm still going strong.
Pulling it down at ~90k a second as of the begining of this post.....we'll se if i can get all 34mb down =)
Violence and Cartoon nudity != Maturity. Yes I've watched my fair share of anime. I also happen to agree with this guy about Anime not being on slashdot, unless it is speciffically computer related.
Classic NES games (as in games for the original Nintendo Entertainment System), not classic NES games (as in games that are defined as "classic".
Dunno about you, but the AP CS exam I took 2 years ago was damn easy if you bothered to study for more than an hour, or just skim through an AP CS guidebook. That being said, i did neither, didnt take the class and still came out with a 3.
.....you have my approval.
Did you expect any different?
And instead of shelling out 300$ for your GF4 TI4600, you should have gotten a Gainward GF4 TI4200 for 150$(shipped, check pricewatch.com). Especially considering they easily overclock to TI4600 speeds with no problem.
"Seriously though, this will be need if it works"
Your translator broken?
ATX Mobo connectors have to supply voltages of +12v, -12v, +5v, -5v and +3.3v. The molex connectors supply +5 and +12.
As a tip, if you need alot of voltage for a fan, you can splice the -12v going into the mobo, and put the fan between that line and a +5 or +12 to get a potential of 17v or 24v to run your fans off of. My Athlon almost runs at non-nuclear temps using this trick.