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    Freebie forum/BBS software, which is best today?

    I'd have to agree after looking over the Simple Machines setup. Thanks for the suggestions, I think I'll go with this.
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    Freebie forum/BBS software, which is best today?

    I'm looking for the best freebie forum software to use, due to security holes and lack of features of several types of forum software I've been trying to use in the past. Can anyone suggest something that's secure, has easy to use admin options and good functionality? Thanks for the opinions.
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    K7S5A/T-Bird 1333 O/C'ing...need ideas

    I'm running the aforementioned combo and would really like to get a bit more bang for my buck here. What tried and true methods can I utilize to OC the K7S5A/T-Bird 1333 combo? My BIOS is the original 2002 version. AFAICT I can't alter core voltage levels or multiplier factors via the BIOS. I've...
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    FS: Family Guy Season 3 dvd box set

    Damn, I wish I had an extra $25 sitting idle. That show rocks.
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    HDD data recovery cost?

    Thank you very much, Douglas25. Could anyone possibly come up with a price range(just ballpark) for recovering 30 GB of data off a 40 GB drive? I've had someone tell me around $600, someone else tell me $300...slight discrepancy there.
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    HDD data recovery cost?

    I recently had both a 20GB WD and a 40 GB WD drive go tits-up on me. The 40 GB is the important one that I want saved. It has about 30 GB of stuff on it. When I tried rebooting last, the HDD was not recognized by BIOS, and a repetitive clicking noise was heard coming from the drive. Anyone...
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