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I'm running a CX 600 with a FX-4170x and a GTX 480, everything's been fine.

"The registration is valid as long as you timely file all post registration maintenance documents. You must file a “Declaration of Use under Section 8” between the fifth and sixth year following registration. In addition, you must file a combined “Declaration of Use and Application for Renewal under Sections 8 and 9” between the ninth and tenth year after registration, and every 10 years thereafter. If these documents are not timely filed, your registration will be cancelled and cannot be revived or reinstated." - http://www.uspto.gov/faq/trademarks.jsp#_Toc275426707 I think what you're talking about with: deals with patents, as those have to be used within fourteen years. Although, I'm not entirely sure, the only thing I know about the matter is what I linked here.

I'm using the Steel Series Siberia V2. These definitely aren't as sturdy as the 7H, and they're still amazingly durable, so anyone saying otherwise has no idea what they're talking about when it comes to SS products. This has lasted me about 18 months, and they're still going strong. I've dropped them about six or seven times, and bumped my head with them on a few times as well (Bed's above my desk)

I made a 700 dollar rig about a year ago. What you listed is practically my rig, except I got the 4170 instead of the 6300, because I didn't know much about processors when I got it, also I got a GTX480, and I love it. I can play Planetside relatively well, Dishonored / Bioshock / Metro 2033 maxed out at 60fps. Crysis 3 is a bit of a stretch at times, but still very-playable.

I have a 1TB Samsung HDD. I built my computer about a year ago, and having a good hard drive wasn't a priority to me, especially since I was building on a budget. I would like to have an SSD, but for now that's not a priority.

I think this is a really good idea, I couldn't see myself buying a badge, but I would probably buy a shirt.

Hype Hype Hype - Love these giveaways.

A drought? NVidia probably isn't even finished with releasing their 700 series graphics cards (ti, boost, etc.), meanwhile people are already just getting their hands on the shield. All Intel does is make processors anymore (Since they recently stopped manufacturing Mobos), and they only recently released Haswell. Also, AMD Just released their new APUs and there's so much hype going on over the 9xxx series.

Yeah, I figured saying "If a game ends on a roof, then it must be considered a good game" wouldn't be catchy enough of a title. But yeah, I'm still looking for more games for this list, because so far it's seeming to be true.

Well, I said "If a game ends on a roof, then it is a good game," So it can still be a good game if it doesn't end on a roof. The only way to disprove it is to find a bad game that ends on a roof. The actual gameplay ended on a roof, I'm not talking about the cut-scenes or any of the wrap-up story part.

More specifically, if a game ends on a roof (Or generally speaking: on the top of a building) then it must be a good game. I just finished Mirror's Edge after buying the most recent humble bundle, and realized it ended on a roof. After that I started making a list of good games (Or games that are generally considered to be good), which ended on a roof, in order to prove my theory. Here's the list: Half Life 2 Dishonored Bioshock Infinite Mirror's Edge Banjo Kazooie Zelda (Ocarina of Time, WindWaker, Twilight princess - I think) Final Fantasy X Please feel free to add any more titles to the list.

Forsvarsmakten is an obvious choice. http://team.forsvarsmakten.se/english/

Nice giveaway, and for my entry, I shall use.... A GRAZING HORSE.

Dino D-Day.