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the cheapest way that would also work is to build your own. heres a link . if you modify it a little bit you can get it to work just fine for what your trying to do.
I've been thinking about starting up a business in which I install wired and wireless networks into houses that have been both already built and ones that are currently under construction. I have both wired and wireless networks in my house that i have set up and have made installed ones for...
im trying to pick out the waterblock and radiator im going to use in the watercooling setup im designing. tell me what you think.
waterblock- http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/ex-blc-33.html
radiator- http://www.dangerden.com/mall/Radiators/thermochill.asp -the 120.3
I know this is going to sound like a strange problem, however I just got paid and for once I cannot think of anything to do with it. I was hoping maybe some of you might have an idea. I was thinking about maybe using it to upgrade to an amd 64 2800+ and a new mobo but if anyone else has any...
im trying to find an amd motherboard for the file server im building. i would like something under about $200. it only needs to support one proc since its just going to be a home media server. thanks
The problem with tec's is that they make everything much more complicated and are generally a waste of time and money because they aren't really that efficient. To actually keep one cool enough to be worth it , it would be much easier to just watercool the system and (maybe) chill the water.