SniperDan

Seems more like a physics question to me, but
q = m c dt
Total Energy = mass of the liquid  x specific heat capacity x change in temperature

Seems more like a physics question to me, but
q = m c dt
Total Energy = mass of the liquid  x specific heat capacity x change in temperature

mcafee, this crap would destroy my pc back when i was forced to use it.

Oh good lord that is beautiful, absolutely love the colours, they just work perfectly.
Hopefully getting a H440 next month myself.
 
P.S @_TechPuppet_ You should do a tutorial on the vinyl work you do

The difference between size listed and actual capacity is because companies use a literal Gigabyte, 1000^3 bytes,
Where as an actual Gigabyte is 1024^3 bytes, which is what the computer will look for, leaving a more noticeable difference on larger drives  
But anyway, why not use both the SSD and HDD? Increase storage, put your OS and programs on the SSD to increase speed?

Sata data cable

Panicking where my phone was, and telling my friend, over the phone, that I needed to put the phone down a second to look for my phone,,,

Panicking where my phone was, and telling my friend, over the phone, that I needed to put the phone down a second to look for my phone,,,

Panicking where my phone was, and telling my friend, over the phone, that I needed to put the phone down a second to look for my phone,,,

You have the same problem as me, the VRM is 3+1 phase like the one on my motherboard, and it doesn't have a heatsink. Unless you buy a better motherboard (think the more and bigger the heatsinks, the better the board is) you will have to make do with a lower overclock like me. (My motherboard is the Asus P5K-VM)

Every single socket on my PC being at least one generation out of date
PCI 1.0
USB 2.0
LGA 775
ESATA
DDR2
 
And the case's USB ports being dodgy as hell