Vertifai

Well there is always +5V standby (purple)
I does however own one PSU that only spins the fan for one second when under no load (could easy be missed when trouble shooting) But since that i don't think many new system builders are going to use a 1998 Compaq 145W PSU then i agree with you that is probably not a issue :D

Very nice check list well done and can see this helping.
But some PSUs won't power on under no load. and some PSUs in more recent time does not spin the fan if they are under a certain load. I would also try to test with a very light load: a ODD, dead HDD, fans or any other item that will ether indicate that you PSU supply’s power if the fan doesn't spin under light load. or will put a load on the PSU so it can power on.

All laptops use 2,5" HDD's (this info is true for both SSDs and HDDs), but the thickness of a 2,5" HDD can be ether 7mm, 9,5mm or 15mm in special cases*

Before upgrading/replacing/adding a hard drive to a laptop, it is worth keeping in mind, that most laptops only support 1 HDD or SDD, some (mostly larger 17" laptops) can support multiple HDDs, but if you do not know whether or no your laptop supports multiple HDDs, then it is most likely that it will only accommodate one.
 
Laptops that will fit 7mm HDDs:
Basically any laptop with an space for a hard drive (including thin/ultrabooks with hard drive support) Laptops that will fit 9,5mm HDDs:
Most laptops from $300 cheapish to expensive gaming laptops Laptops that will fit 15mm HDDs:
Non (basically) 15mm thick HDDs are only used in external enclosures, and even there they are fading i popularity Chances are that a standard 2,5" 9,5mm hard drive of your desired capacity and brand will do the job fine.

Imagine touchscreen on a 8k display.... Good luck pressing the correct thing.

This forum thread is cleanly about technology. And as we all know magnets are magic!

This forum thread is cleanly about technology. And as we all know magnets are magic!

This forum thread is cleanly about technology. And as we all know magnets are magic!

This forum thread is cleanly about technology. And as we all know magnets are magic!

This forum thread is cleanly about technology. And as we all know magnets are magic!

Thanks for the help guys. I marked Puppet's answer as solved because of the more in-depth answer. Sorry I didn't mark your answer as solved, Vertifai if I could mark more than 1 post as Solved, I would've marked yours too.

Is there any setting to select where or not to view contacts from the phone memory or the SIM card? (There is on most of the phones I have used)

those settings are just there to confuse you 

Screw that! I want Slick Edition fans!

Capacitors failing in the power supply

It's not a question of if Mantle will support Nvidia cards, it's a question of if Nvidia cards will support Mantle.

Don't know about flashing a GPU BIOS. But each card got it own BIOS, so you need to flash the BIOS on the first card, and the second. Maybe the BIOS flashing utility detects both cards and flashed the both simultaneously?. if not then you probably have to select the first card and flash that and then select the second and flash that.

They look old. Kinda like the 8000gt ages

I wouldn't upgrade the cpu, but I'd upgrade the GPU if I wanted more gaming performance

Mwuahahaha.

I agree with that statement, I like dslrs for video but if I had to make a feature I would get a camcorder

I love naming of the Core 2 Extreme series. It is just like: This is too EXTREME for you, all mah cores TO THE EXTREME!!!

There still new to what there in they have a huge load of what is exspected of them

This is worse than the begging, the reposts and the kitchen advertising topics combined.

I don't know but for video editing and photo shop i don't think that memory is that big of an issue (i think its more about the GPU itself) But still curious to know.