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    AC full cover 8800GT block in Stock!

    I've got to admit, I love the look of the new AC blocks. Once Sharka gets the 3870 block in, I'll probably be getting one of those.
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    Aspect Ratio problem

    So I've got this very exasperating problem. I got an NEC 20WMGX2 two weeks ago. Awesome monitor, especially when upgrading from an awful Dell 17" CRT the could only go to 1152x864 @75hz. The problem I'm having is that I can't get it to it's native aspect ratio of 16:10. It stays in 16:9...
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    Heat output (watts) of 8800GTX and Q6600

    Although it's definitely not something you would want to add to a Q6600 on a PA120.1
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    Where to buy a 3.0GHz overclocked Q6600?

    There are places that will guarantee G0. Such as ClubIT.
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    Heat output (watts) of 8800GTX and Q6600

    A stock GTX using a full-cover block will put 117watts of heat into the water. (This is coming from Gabe, CEO of Swiftech)
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    Where to buy a 3.0GHz overclocked Q6600?

    It doesn't really matter what board if you're only going for 3ghz. That's 333fsb, and just about any board out there that supports quads should be able to do 333fsb.
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    Abit IX38 MAX & IX38 QuadGT preview!

    I hope the IX38 QuadGT is as good as my 965 QuadGT is.
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    Intel Q6600 overclocking motherboard ?

    He's saying this about a motherboard for a quadcore because a lot of stress is put on the motherboard when OCing a quadcore.
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    Budget mobo for Q6600

    What's your budget? If it's in your budget, the Gigabyte P35-DS3R is about as good as it gets for it's price. The Abit QuadGT is also a decent quadcore board, and is $120 after a MIR at newegg.
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    ASUS P5N-E SLI, don't ever buy this mobo

    Why it was working, mine was a stellar board with my E6400. Completely stable at 3.8ghz, and somewhat stable up 3.95ghz. Then it stopped POSTing.
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    Looking to build a 775 based machine. P35 vs nForce 680i

    For a Quadcore, definitely P35. The eVGA 680i board is good with quads, but P35 can clock them better.
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    P5B-E and Q6600 ???

    Absolutely. It will run, although you might hit a FSB wall when OCing.
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    liquid block for Q6600

    You can always use a Swiftech RadBox to hang the radiator off the back of your case. I've used them a few times.
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    Can I do better? And how?

    This is what I was thinking.
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    liquid block for Q6600

    Usinf a single fan radiator for a Quadcore isn't a great idea. Your temps probably won't be that much better than air with the small of a radiator, and the rad that you chose if pretty much a copy of the BIX. I'd go with either a double or a triple for as much heat as you're going to have. A...
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