Blue Gummy

We would if we could, but they're alergic to our socialisme and low suger/carb foods. You need large industrial facilities to house americans in this country. With a steady surply of oil, religion and unhealthy food-additives. Unfortunately large scale housing of american internet refugees have so far proven to be nigh-impossible due to their high cost of housing.Sorry Glad you enjoy my humor ^^

More bullets?! Don't you guys come out with a filled 200 round mag from birth? How could you possibly need more? For some reason i read that in a Ganfalf-esq voice ^^" which party was that? Speaking as a Dane i don't know that much about the sweedish political scene. And also a shame that they didn't get in. *clap* *clap* clap* *flap* *flap* *fap....fapfapfapfapfap* Always.

I would like to ask you guys weather or not i can help you guys in your quest for net-neutrality. I have absolutely no idea weather or not i can help, but i do want to. Any input will be appreciated.

I agree. I'd go down a 0.3 or so volts on the CPU and see what you can get. But that's mostly if you want longevity and aren't planning on replacing the CPU within the next 2 years. What heat sink solution are you using anyway?

Almost makes me proud that I'm still rockin' a I7-930.

With motherboards there are a few different expansion ports that are considered standard. There's PCI, the oldest standard slot I'm going to be talking about, AGP and PCI-E. PCI is an old standard that is usually used by old net expansion cards or sound cards. They look like this " http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ca/Pci-slots.jpg " . You'll sometimes see PCI on newer motherboards, but in general the are getting outfaced by PCI-E. AGP is the old standard for graphics card and is basically dead now. Looks something like this " http://www.bmg-informatique.com/docs/bien_choisir/carte_graphique_im/clip_image002_0000.jpg " PCI-E is the newest and fastest standard. PCI-E slots comes in a few different sizes (physical sizes) as you can see in this pictures " http://blog.duropc.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/PCIe-slots.gif ". Nearly all graphics cards now adays use PCI-E 16x slots (that's the full sized slot). A smaller card size, for example a PCI-E 1x card "http://img.techpowerup.org/090610/network.jpg" can fit in a full length PCI-E 16x slot with no problems. But it will only run at PCI-E 1x speed. There are also different generations of the PCI-E slots. Generation 1 to 3. Note that any gen 1. card can fit in a gen 3. slot, and vise versa, any gen 3. card can fit into a gen 1. slot. So the generations are intercompatible, which means, you don't have to think about it! Although you should know that the higher the gen number of the slot, the more bandwidth the graphics card has available, if the graphics card is the same gen or higher. So for example a gen 3. graphics card will fit and run in gen 1. PCI-E slot, but it will only run at gen 1. speed. This can cause bottlenecks with some of the newest GPU's. If a graphics card doesn't work with your motherboard it's most likely a problem with the BIOS. Update the BIOS and then there should be no problem. So what did we learnt from all of this? If you can jam it into the hole then it will most likely work http://imgur.com/oJEH8?tags ~ That became quite a post.... Ah well, can't be bothered to delete it.

DAMN! that took some time to write and figure out out what exactly i had,

Nice cabel manegement btw. My first rik, the one i use now, is a: CPU: Core i7 930 running at stock [2.8] ghz GPU: Used to run a gtx 470 [stock] until 1 week ago when it broke down and i got a: GTX 750 TI (gigabyte) RAM: 6GB kingston hyperX 1600mhz (i think) ddr3 trichannel RAM. MOATHER OF ALL BOARDS: Asus P6x58D premium. PSU: Cosair TX 750 watt 80 bronze plus (if i remember right) CASE: All housed in a Cooler Master Sniper Black Edition case. I used to use a WD cosair black 1TB harddrive for all my datat ussage, but recently i got a Samsung EVO 120GB SSD for my system and important files My priphials are: A logitech g400 mouse. A samsung SyncMaster P2450 A logitech G35 headset And a 5.1 something logitech soround set speakers. Oh and i'm using windows 7, 64bit. __________________________________ I got a 100/20 fibernet connection and an asus 1750AC router. __________________________________ _____________________________________________ For my laptop i'm using a stock ASUS X53s I should really reinstall windows on it though. _____________________________________________ Oh and I use a Samsung S3 Mini white.

Dosen't have a written story arc or... Is it all movie?

The Blue Beast. It's housed in a CM sniper black edition. It's got blue LED's so... The Blue Beast.

So I am very interested in the universe and the charecters of this franchise. I would like to ask, what is the cronoligical order of things? I would like to read more and would like to know if there are any books in the riddick universe. Oh an if you ask, yes i used google, yes it did fail me an that is why I ask you guys. Side note: sorry for my poor grammar.

That is an amusing story but n honestly (growing up in a geek family) only my parents and the youngest of my siblings ask be for help with computers. We are a born and raised XP family and I (and even my youngest sister) knows the ins and outs of a computer. My sisters and I are gods amongst men when it comes to our parrents though. My oldest sister though.... Is a wizard... Even i think that to this date. but unfortunately I have no stupid stories since our family is tier 1 or 2 when it comes to computers.

Oh right.... It's not a K edition. I'm tempted to say that you could sell it for 250-350€. Maybe a bit more but that is my estimation.

Has it been OC'ed?

Seems like i'll get a new graphics card sooner than later. My old 470 just crapped out on me in the summer heat and now a brand new 750ti is in the mail.