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There are certainly a ton so I'll just name one : Durarara!! 

In the stunning conclusion to scrapyard wars episode 1, Linus beats Luke.. or Luke beats Linus.. I guess you'll just need to watch the bloody video.
 
NCIX: http://bit.ly/1Aq7rWk
Amazon: http://geni.us/1OWk
 

W3School teaches you all the fundamentals of web programming with very easy to understand tutorials so you could start there

W3School teaches you all the fundamentals of web programming with very easy to understand tutorials so you could start there

Really interested in the new XPS 13 from Dell, especially their claim about battery life which seems unprecedented with a windows laptop

Hi everyone!
 
A few weeks ago, I got a Pebble Steel. Since then, I've been dicking around with making watchfaces; which led me to make this watchface containing the WAN Show logo!

I think it looks awesome. Here it is on my Pebble:

 
DOWNLOAD IT!
https://apps.getpebble.com/applications/5476794505bfc8de880000d3

So I made dis. Added a top hat because why not.

This is AMAZING

I have a few things planned for December, mostly aesthetic changes to the build and upgrading my audio setup but nothing right now. I'll definitely update then

PerformancePCs is a great site too

Awesome, a little over my price range in canadian retailers but I'll manage thanks

Why don't you just get an Enthoo Luxe or Pro? The Primo will look very empty without water cooling. Save some money and space by getting the Luxe/Pro.

Phanteks Enthoo Primo, great case

Phanteks Enthoo Primo, great case

Go around showrooms and check out the displays you can know a lot about a tv when you see it in person  Also be sure to get a Full HD tv at this generation as many tvs at that size are 720p Don't bother with high refresh rates  Smart TV = Dumb tv  viewing angles  Speakers loudness/quality (if you plan on using them) also check this out
http://www.cnet.com/topics/tvs/buying-guide/

I recently just ordered this one, it's pretty much as cheap as you can find it, with the exception of a few things on eBay for maybe like 10 bucks less, but with this you're not taking the risks that come with buying off of eBay. I consider this a good deal though, and I suggest just getting one now.

Check out Cooler Master's Hyper 212 and bequiet's dark rock series
as for watercooling, take a look at swiftech's h220

Mhm maybe check out ImgBurn? I think I had some success burning a CD with it, not sure about naming the CD though

Risk of rain
Space Run -> cool space 'tower defense'
Hack n Slash (early access)
 
@Whiskers i guess

So, im fairly new to this forum, However i like to make an entrance.
This in WIP But here it is so far:
 
  Ordered directly from the Manfacturer met the Builders at their factory in UK (where i'm from) it was specially made for myself extras I added on like: extra room inside  double glazing  different windows than standard extra window in the extra room Tall Construction (2 beams higher than standard) Bigger josts 3x4 not 2x4   Extra room will be toilet facilities & little storage         Air con 5KW Office unit to sit outside does Hot & Cold & time sensor    
Colour Change:   Triple Sockets   Whats in the ceiling & floor? 70mm thick Insulation:   How it done?   Painted inside with same as outside Medium Oak Barn Paint 60 quid per 5 litres     10mm thick armoured cable, in theory 92amps of power     2nd Bathroom so far (one in cabin too)
I've also ripped out a bathroom in my garage (close to the man cave) to put a new suite in So I can have my own toilet facilities in the Man-cave & full bathroom in the house
    Stuff:
These are currently in the spare room ready to move in the cabin     Every Flavour of coke (including raspberry i believe)   Ethernet cable Pipe MDPE (underground pipe solution)    
the new Ceiling   New floor   MDPE possibly for Ethernet run   Bathroom now   Paint now its dry   wiring   Outside switch too!   inside dimmer #1 of 2   Batton for Ceiling connected to  
ttering to a waterbut   Bit blury But you get the idea(ceiling didnt come out howi hoped) might redo it with ton & grooving at a later date. Floor see the joins perfection   Tree is so close branches almost touch could bird watch  
Virgin: 125mb (upgraded to 153mb soon) Sky: 16mb, (only get around 8mb)      
Air con mounted   Made my own beading & painted it with the wall colour                 current things to do: Add 8 Triple Sockets (Power) Complete by Electrician Add 2 Double Sockets (Power) Complete by Electrician 70mm Celotex Insulation in Roof & Floor - Complete 10mm Armoured cable Fitted - Complete by Electrician Spotlights placed & fitted (inside & out) - near complete Floor - To be Bought & fitted - complete Satellite cable to run - to be done 2x Cat 6 to be run to the Man-Cave - need to be done fill in hole for power cable - complete now metre deep       Few things i'm setting up in their 50m of Cat6 for Broadband connection 2x 8 port switches 1x 24 port switch Sky TV Home Cinmea Computers spare bed for guests & if i'm to lazy

Thanks I'm not entirely satisfied with my tubing runs either; definitely could have done a better job with cleaner bends. I did want to try out hard tubing which seemed more durable and less of a pain to deal with in the long run versus soft tubing but it was definitely not easy to work with. I might take another shot at it in a few years but for a first build I'm content  not to say it would've been pretty time consuming and expensive to start over ;p

This is just a guess but depending on the number of fans plugged in the hub, the controller might not have enough power to drive all of them. In that case you might want to connect that molex power on the hub as wellSent from my SGH-T989D using Tapatalk

Plugged on mobo, have a maximus vi formula. Only problem I have is with fanxpert2, it doesnt recognize the hub when you scan it. The way I did it was to plug it in the cpu fan header (it at least recognizes smth) and never run the scan, leave it and manually control the curve. At least i got 11 fans off one header so it's pretty cool

It's about as loud as a standard drive. I don't think there's been much if any changes that effect the sound. If you've heard a disc drive in the past, this is no different.  And you're welcome.

Welcome to my first build log ever I don't really have much to say really, it was an awesome experience and I hope I did a fairly good job considering that, for a first timer, I might have set my standards a bit high and had a few difficulties here and there but I personally think it turned out great. Anyways, please enjoy the few pictures I took during the process  :lol:
 
COMPUTER PARTS LIST:
 
CASE: Phanteks Enthoo Primo
CPU: Intel 4770k
MOTHERBOARD: Asus Maximus VI Formula
GPU: Asus GTX 780 DCuII
RAM: G.Skill RipJawsX 2x8GB 1600Mhz 
HDD: WD Caviar Blue 1TB
SSD: ADATA SX900 256GB
PSU: Corsair AX760 760W
 
WATERCOOLING PARTS LIST:
 
PUMP: Alphacool VPP655 w/ D5 HF Top
TUBING: Primochill 1/2in Rigid Acrylic Tubing (RED)
FITTINGS: Primochill Rigid Revolver Compression Fittings
RADIATORS: 1x Alphacool NexXxoS XT45 480mm + 1x Alphacool NexXxos Monsta 480mm
RESERVOIR: 1x Primochill CTR Compression Tube Reservoir 240mm  1x Bitspower Water Tank Z-Multi 250mm
CPU BLOCK: EK-Supremacy Clean CSQ - Acetal
GPU BLOCK: EK-FC780 GTX DCII - Acetal/Nickel
RAM BLOCK: EK Monarch X4 - Acetal
COOLANT: Distilled Water + Primochill Liquid Utopia
 
MISC:
 
MONITOR: Dell Ultrasharp U2312HM
KEYBOARD: Ducky Shine 3 
FANS: 8x Scythe GT AP-15 + 2x Phanteks case fans (forgot the name..)
OHTER FITTINGS: Bitspower aqua pipe, mini-valve, 90 degree barb fitting, HF barb fittings
OTHER TUBING: Primochill Advanced LRT
REPLACEMENT PARTS: EK-RAM Monarch Module
OTHERS: ModSmart cable bundlers, IC Diamond TC