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There are two big issues with this type of engine:
1) You have to get the Oxygen down to under 90kelvin (-297F, LiquidO's boiling point), which takes an enormous amount of energy.
2) You have to be able to safely store LiquidO for extended periods of time without having the fluid get above...
I'm pretty sure that Sandisk used liquidmetal for the cases on the e2xx Sansa mp3 players. I have one myself, and while I haven't done the bounce test (and am not likely to), the liquidmetal backing is really resistant to scuffs and scratches. It's a really good choice for casing.
A lot of dvd's are interlaced. There's the whole "CableTV maxes out at 1080i" issue, so a lot of HDTV rips are interlace (I believe). Deinterlacing is a pretty valid issue, though it might be tough to know if the unit is doing the deinterlacing as opposed to the tv.
Dogfish Head Brewery is pretty awesome. They make lots of weird, off the wall beers, including:
Midas Touch (reconstructed from vessels found in the tomb of King Midas)
Palo Santo (Brown ale aged in some really neat wood)
Pangea (Ingredients gathered from all continents, haven't tried this...
Be aware that nVidia's multi-monitor solution can be a bit finicky. The nvidia panel claimed to be outputting 1440x900 to my 20" lcd (proper resolution), but in fact it was outputting 1280x1024, or something similar to that. I had to go with the latest beta drivers to resolve that issue.
How is the quality of the In Win PSU's? I'm looking at either of the following PSU's for my system:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103062
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817374001
... my system is as follows
Chaintech NF4/Ultra s939 mobo...
I just got my 3000+ Venice from Newegg, don't see that stepping on the list here. I have yet to test it, but I'll post again when I have a chance.
3000+ LBBLE 0516GPBW
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Also wanted to add that this was a retail chip, not that it really matters
I recently purchased a used SB65G2 from a forum member, and it's been running fine for about 4 days now. However, I recently plugged the optical audio into my reciever to test out that functionality, and discovered that it had intermitant dropouts! It doesn't seem to be related to CPU usage...