Corrupt_Liberty

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

Nice camera.  Yukon Gold or Russet?

I'll just drop this picture of my Windows XP laptop here...

new...old 98se???? not done yet but getting there...
 
 
 
 

I'll just drop this picture of my Windows XP laptop here...

I'll just drop this picture of my Windows XP laptop here...

I'll just drop this picture of my Windows XP laptop here...

Lightscribe works okay-ish.  It's not particularly easy to read and you need to use proprietary disks.  I really like the Casio Disk Label Printer.  It's not perfect and limited to one color at a time (and can only print on certain areas of the disk).  But it does look quite nice and can print on any disk (not recommended for ink jet printable disks).  The printer ribbons aren't easy to get in most places but Amazon Japan usually has them in stock and is where I purchase them (from the US).  
 

 

 
It only prints on the top and bottom of the disk but with some creativity can actually put logos on the sides as well.
 

So I finally found a home for that Western Digital Raptor X.  I may have gone a touch overboard...
 

 
I got a hold of an Asus Striker II NSE board with Nvidia Nforce 790i SLI Chipset.  Added in an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850, 8 GB DDR3, 2x PNY Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX+ cards in SLI, Creative XFI Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Sound Card, and some water cooling for the lolz. 
 

 
The plan was for a super sick Windows XP 64-bit build from the 2007-08ish era so I needed appropriate drives as well.  The DVD/CD Burner with Blu-Ray and HD-DVD playback was too hilarious to pass up.  And the combination Floppy/Multicard reader also fits the build. I'm really happy with how it has turned out so far.  
 

Lightscribe works okay-ish.  It's not particularly easy to read and you need to use proprietary disks.  I really like the Casio Disk Label Printer.  It's not perfect and limited to one color at a time (and can only print on certain areas of the disk).  But it does look quite nice and can print on any disk (not recommended for ink jet printable disks).  The printer ribbons aren't easy to get in most places but Amazon Japan usually has them in stock and is where I purchase them (from the US).  
 

 

 
It only prints on the top and bottom of the disk but with some creativity can actually put logos on the sides as well.
 

I just noticed the embossed EK logo is facing forward on one fan but not the other.  This will bother me greatly until I have a chance to fix it...

I didn't even know such a thing existed until I started reading old issues of Maximum PC magazine to find cool parts for this build. I'm very much going to buy some HD-DVD movies just because of this. 

Yes, it does support the QX9770. Unfortunately those are still selling for $500 for some reason that makes no sense to me.  I'll stick with the QX6850 that cost me next to nothing. 

So I finally found a home for that Western Digital Raptor X.  I may have gone a touch overboard...
 

 
I got a hold of an Asus Striker II NSE board with Nvidia Nforce 790i SLI Chipset.  Added in an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850, 8 GB DDR3, 2x PNY Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX+ cards in SLI, Creative XFI Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Sound Card, and some water cooling for the lolz. 
 

 
The plan was for a super sick Windows XP 64-bit build from the 2007-08ish era so I needed appropriate drives as well.  The DVD/CD Burner with Blu-Ray and HD-DVD playback was too hilarious to pass up.  And the combination Floppy/Multicard reader also fits the build. I'm really happy with how it has turned out so far.  
 

So I finally found a home for that Western Digital Raptor X.  I may have gone a touch overboard...
 

 
I got a hold of an Asus Striker II NSE board with Nvidia Nforce 790i SLI Chipset.  Added in an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850, 8 GB DDR3, 2x PNY Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX+ cards in SLI, Creative XFI Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Sound Card, and some water cooling for the lolz. 
 

 
The plan was for a super sick Windows XP 64-bit build from the 2007-08ish era so I needed appropriate drives as well.  The DVD/CD Burner with Blu-Ray and HD-DVD playback was too hilarious to pass up.  And the combination Floppy/Multicard reader also fits the build. I'm really happy with how it has turned out so far.  
 

So I finally found a home for that Western Digital Raptor X.  I may have gone a touch overboard...
 

 
I got a hold of an Asus Striker II NSE board with Nvidia Nforce 790i SLI Chipset.  Added in an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850, 8 GB DDR3, 2x PNY Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX+ cards in SLI, Creative XFI Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Sound Card, and some water cooling for the lolz. 
 

 
The plan was for a super sick Windows XP 64-bit build from the 2007-08ish era so I needed appropriate drives as well.  The DVD/CD Burner with Blu-Ray and HD-DVD playback was too hilarious to pass up.  And the combination Floppy/Multicard reader also fits the build. I'm really happy with how it has turned out so far.  
 

So I finally found a home for that Western Digital Raptor X.  I may have gone a touch overboard...
 

 
I got a hold of an Asus Striker II NSE board with Nvidia Nforce 790i SLI Chipset.  Added in an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850, 8 GB DDR3, 2x PNY Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX+ cards in SLI, Creative XFI Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Sound Card, and some water cooling for the lolz. 
 

 
The plan was for a super sick Windows XP 64-bit build from the 2007-08ish era so I needed appropriate drives as well.  The DVD/CD Burner with Blu-Ray and HD-DVD playback was too hilarious to pass up.  And the combination Floppy/Multicard reader also fits the build. I'm really happy with how it has turned out so far.  
 

Maybe??  My internet is down at the moment but I assure you it will be tested.