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About sconnors1989

  • Birthday Sep 09, 1989

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Thunder Bay Ontario
  • Interests
    Liquid cooling and custom pc building, cars, building or making anything with my hands
  • Occupation
    senior bailer Dutchak Scrap Metal Ltd. thunder bay

System

  • CPU
    scrap yard intel core i3 540 3.06 ghz
  • Motherboard
    scrap yard intel desktop board
  • RAM
    scrap yard kingston 4gb 1333mhz x1 kingston 1gb 1333 mhz x2
  • GPU
    n/a
  • Case
    cooler master cm storm xmas gift :)
  • Storage
    scrap yard hdd's 1.5tb 2tb 750 gb 1tb
  • PSU
    scrap yard thermaltake tr2 600w
  • Display(s)
    old school lcd monitor
  • Cooling
    cooler master 120mm push pull air cooler xmas gift :)
  • Keyboard
    crappy microsoft wireless keyboard/mouse
  • Sound
    onboard
  • Operating System
    win 7
  • PCPartPicker URL
    http://newegg.ca

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  1. sconnors1989
    sconnors1989 Slick

    I have been watching Linus since the NCIX days and I'm a huge fan of LMG and what you guys do. I like your videos both tech quickie and Linus Tech Tips (seen a cpl superfun vids too). I like the style of your videos and the content in them. I'm a big fan of scrap yard wars as my personal computer is made entirely of scrap yard parts, from the mother board to hard drives and the cables in between have been collected from a scrap metal yard. I work at a scrap yard, I process and bail aluminum but we also take computer parts, I cannot afford to play with the parts you show on your channel (though it doesnt stop me from making a wishlist on newegg) so I collected parts from the yard and built this so far. - core i3 540 3.06ghz 2x 1gb ddr3 1333 1x ddr3 1333, an Intel desktop board, a Thermaltake Tr2 600w PSU, and 5 hard drives ranging from 2tb to 750gb and all the cables connecting everything are collected from the bins at work even the fans. The case was a xmas gift from my brother and the cooler as well. I really like what you guys do and I'm a loyal follower, was hoping to hear back from you on what you think of my scrap yard rig, btw I paid $15 for the hole thing. I also have two Core 2 Quad CPU's that you can have for your next scrap yard wars:) 1x 2.4ghz 1x 2.66 ghz both 1066. Have a great day.

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  2. sconnors1989
    I would like to enter to win the Tesoro Excalibur V2 keyboard as I have never personally owned a gaming keyboard and mouse, I'm currently using an old HP keyboard that i fixed with a telephone cord because the original cord fraid beyond repair, It works and has served me well for many many years but I think its time for retirement. I would really apreciate this keyboard and would take very good care of it for many years to come, Thanks for your time Linus and the guys at LMG I love your vids and look forward to seeing the new ones you post every day, Have a good weekend
  3. sconnors1989
    Will this controller do the trick? ......bitfenix recon lcd fan controller, it has "4" pin conectors but only three leads, will that be able to give decent speed control or should I look for a different controller?
  4. sconnors1989
    Hi folks this is my first forum post ever:)!!! I need to know if the Corsair Static Pressure fans will work with a non pwm fan controller and how well will I be able to control their speeds, if not can someone recommend a good controller that's not too expensive has a display and can take a temp probe from a water cooling loop, and has atleast 5 channels. Thanks.....Linus your the bomb!!!!!!!
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