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Managed to somehow plug the molex connector the other way around on GeForce FX card. 
It fried in a second after I've powered it on.

My windows rig is named dosbox, been keeping that name through all the upgrade cycles. 
Servers are named pinky and brain and their cluster name is world

- unneeded grind
- boring gun play (looking at you bioshock infinite) 
- non/not fully remapable controls (on some I don't even bother past the key config screen)
- unfinished games/bad console ports
 
EDIT:
Oh and how could I forget QTE showed every 5 minutes.

Managed to somehow plug the molex connector the other way around on GeForce FX card. 
It fried in a second after I've powered it on.

Yay my country is not in the supported list.

Vmware will work just fine with that CPU.

Don't go with a non reference design if you're planning on watercooling it.

Yes it will come out.
AIO watercooling kits aren't meant to be disassembled and you'll have trouble assembling the hoses back especially if you don't know what you're doing.

Don't go with a non reference design if you're planning on watercooling it.

Is that really a rule? The forums is primarily english speaking anyways, i see no reason to stop people from speaking a different language. I can't see how it has any sort of negative impact on the forum. If you don't want to google translate, then you don't have to read the thread.
 

Because I had to develop web stuff for Opera, Firefox, Chrome, IE (both 6 & 7++). IE always gave me problems with simple CSS stuff.
Also, it doesn't save previously open pages by default afaik, takes a while to load used to hang from time to time on sites like slashdot. 

What is this TV you speak of? 
 
Back on topic, I don't own one and the last time I think I watched TV was in 2009 when I was visiting my sisters.

I miss being able to refer to the 90's as being "10 years ago"

 

360 60 mil rad support with push/pull in the top. 
Removable hard drive cages. 
Minimal looking front panel.
 
The more modular it will be the better as it gives more options to the possible end user.

If you've never dealt with Linux, I wouldn't recommend setting it up as a gaming platform. The game choice is quite limited, or involve to much time to make it work (wine) comparing to windows. 
 
I've been using Linux as a main OS for a while now, but it's work related and I find it more efficient, my gaming rig is running Win8 because I don't have time to bother/fix the issues with gaming on Linux.

Sys admin.

Mount it to the motherboard, boot up, look at tempts in the bios, turn off if it doesn't.

Fallout 2.
And no, Fallout 3 and New Vegas doesn't count.

I have one pump and never turn off my computer, unless I'm traveling for more than 5 days. 
One pump failed on me at around 2 am, causing alarm on my fan controller to go berserk, but none of the components were damaged.  
 
Don't see this as a big issue, since you can set in BIOS max temp after which your PC will shutdown.

Intentionally didn't preorder this one due to past bad experience (A:CM) and now they want extra 5$ for what should really be a part of the game? Thanks I'll pass.
Now, unless I get it bundled with a graphics card I won't play this legitimately, thanks for saving me 55 euros. 
 
What I really don't understand is: do they live in a separate universe? how come they don't get that this is definitely a bad PR move and will piss off paying customers, while people who go to TPB will get the same game, for free, with all the features enabled by default. 

Regular black.