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  1. Tomatodude95
    A huge thanks to HTC and Linus' crew!! :) Awesome give away! Twitter: @Tomatodude95 --> https://twitter.com/Tomatodude95/status/339677617747795968 Google Plus: Pascal Brunner --> https://plus.google.com/u/1/110168901273435552265/posts/6urMBhTHVHc
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    I don't know what kind of CPU they have in them, but they certainly do! As many said most electronic things have a CPU even calculators. Anything that needs to process some kind of information pretty much, I don't know about cars but I'm pretty sure they do if they have GPS in there and they certainly will in the future.
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    Looks very awesome, can't wait for other branded cards as well. Probably will be released this weekend anyway, at least I hope!!
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    Totally agree, this would be a great idea. Just PM if you need any help, I'd be glad to help. I think it would be a great project for the forum members to collaborate.
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    My best experience was probably when somebody asked where they could get some WiFi cables for their new router! I have to admit that English was not their first language, but I still couldn't stop laughing!!
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    Great card, I just don't have the money! Hope GTX 770 will be such a great success as well, that's what I will probably go with for my rig!
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    I still love Windows 7 the Aero is just gorgeous!
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    Windows 7 as a fresh install will use about 20gb but with a couple of features and the pagefile it will easily use quite a bit more. So: 256gb SSD - 30gb (free space) - 100gb (other stuff) -------------------------- 126gb left That should easily be more than enough for Windows and a bunch of programs!
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    Looks like a pretty nice build to me. As vkadurin said: You might want to wait for Haswell, if your interested. Otherwise go for it and fans I would go for the well recomended Noctua nf-f12!
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    Can't wait!!
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    I'd agree, if you can afford it buy a 7950!
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    I think YouTube should stay the same and leave the paid subscriptions to other providers like Netflix, Hulu, etc. IF there is some really good content or movies/Tv-series start being added to YouTube, I would also consider paying a small fee.
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    I know that it is possible in some animals already, let's see how useful that really is though!
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    Looks pretty cool, makes water cooling a bit safer and prob more popular than before! Can't wait for the live stream!
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    True, I would go with the 7970 if you have the money!
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    I agree, with a Titan in your system you should be able to afford a SSD.
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    - Linus' videos and the live stream --> for info on new stuff, etc - The Tek --> for news and new stuff online!
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    Looks amazing, I've seem this before but it's gotten a lot better since. Hope they make a lot of progress and make it available in a couple of weeks. :)
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    It really depends on what version of outlook was installed on the 98 machine! If its not too old, you should be able to export the mails, contacts, etc. all into one file (.pst) and then import it on the new machine. The only thing left to do would be to setup the email adress, done.
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    Building my own pc this summer, can't wait for new hardware releases! :)

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    H220 is the "king", but it's really hard to get because it's out of stock everywhere. I live in Europe and it's even harder because there are very few retailers! Hope I can get my hands on one, otherwise I would go for the H100i because it's way more compatible!
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    Hope Haswell will be this overclocking friendly, that would make it a great platform! Very interesting.
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    Looks pretty cool. Looks like Gigabyte is making small overclocks very easy for the people new to oc'ing. I also like the "Fan Expert 2" like addition to the software!
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    Liquipel works by a micro coating being applied, this is applied everywhere, where it's possible for water to reach. This is done by the coating being applied through high pressure. In the end it's like a cover for all the electronics, but from inside so water can flow straight through without touching any electronics.
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    Can't wait until Haswell gets released. Building a new computer this summer and can't wait to see how the new CPUs and Mobos perform!
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