ThermoUndynamics

It combines the worst thing in existence with my punny thoughts on the subject.

The very best Nvidia GPU he can put in his pc is a GTX Titan. However, this isn't going to help him at all. There's honestly not much point in getting more than a GT 640 for that old platform.

I'd just get a whole bunch of cable ties and just shove the cables off to where it wouldn't block much airflow. Like for all of the SATA power, the 24 pin, etc, I'd tie them as much as possible together with ties and shove them in a 5.25" bay slot maybe.

I can't say that I think this would serve props for anything else besides you being awesome for doing it. Props to you for being awesome and watercooling an Xbox 360 because screw the man!

Folding@home has both .deb and .rpm releases. If you go to folding.stanford.edu, click start folding, and then click other releases, you can see all of the options.

What do you plan on doing with your build?

Hey guys. I'm planning on getting a little Cubieboard to run a Minecraft server, so I'm looking for a very minimalist Linux distro so I can dedicate as much of my resources to the server as possible. Can anybody recommend some small distros? I've heard good things about Vector and DSL... Or am I going about this all wrong? lol

Why hello there. This is a pretty awesome thing you got going on here :D

I'd borrow a friend's computer and follow Linus's instructions here: Or go pry your friend's optical drive out of his PC and promise to return it. Or just pick one up from somewhere for $15.

You have died of dysentery. ;)

I can usually determine the frame rate of a game up to about 40 frames per second by just looking and moving around. Past about 40, I have a +/- 4 FPS range to about 60. And I can tell when frame rates are above 60 FPS because then I get terrible image tearing in games on my 60 Hz monitor :P ​But, to address the OP, yes. There's quite a noticeable difference.

Oh shoot. Double post. Terribly sorry :X

I use Internet Explorer. Everything render so quickly with the last one, and everything's just so naturally intuitive. LOL JK. I use Chrome. I like how streamlined and fast it is without sacrificing anything. In order for Firefox to be that streamlined, you'd probably have to get an add-on to condense the menus and whatnot. Plus everything renders so quickly.... I don't like how Chrome handles Flash though.Sometimes Flash on Chrome is glitchy compared to Firefox, but it's so infrequent that it would probably never cause me to switch.

http://qkme.me/3t5mww Maybe it's because I'm simple-minded and like everything organized for me in tiles. It's nice for booting and going immediately into what you want to do. I didn't find it natively unintuitive; I think it's more like being trained into wanting the start button or whatnot. Anyways, Classic Shell is pretty nice too. The good thing about it is that it allows for pretty much any Windows UI or one you can modify yourself. Fool your friends into thinking that you're running XP :D

@OriginalGamer, there are such things as Steam achievements too... aw, who am I kidding? It's not the same...