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    PCMark Bias?

    I didn't see this on DT, so I thought I'd put it up here. Ars Technica came up with some interesting finds about the PCMark2005 memory benchmark. There's some significant performance discrepancies when the CPUID is changed from CentaurHauls (VIA) to GenuineIntel. Here's the link Has AT...
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    Copyright Law

    I originally read this article when it was linked to from /. The author has a pretty innovative idea, perhaps it would be worth pushing it? Read it here. What do you think about copyright law? Does it work in it's current state? Why or why not?
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    Connection dropping issue (On T1-line using Linky WRT54G)

    Is the firmware on the linksys up to date? I've had problems with dropped connections on a WRT54G because the firmware wasn't up to date. Also, consider using a 3rd party firmware since you have the 54G =P. I'm assuming that your apartment management splits the T1 across all the other...
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    WRT 54G .... v6 T_T

    Hey guys, So my grandparents bought a wrt54g... v6. It's neutered. I can't really get DD WRT onto it.. and the VXworks OS really sucks, I've been online 20 minutes and had to reset it 2 times. Even my grandmother, who just started to learn about yahoo email, complains about the resets...
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    USB Direct Link Cable for 6.99 (so easy to transfer data)

    wow shameless advertisement...
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    Quiet and affordable CPU cooler for socket AM2?

    There's alot more to a quiet system than just the CPU cooler. Try the P180. I'm using it right now and its awesome. Most of the stock tri-cool fans are quiet enough on low. Stick a Seasonic S-12 (do they make those anymore?) onto the case. Extremely quiet case. The loudest part is the hard...
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    too many active ip connections?

    you can also use the logging feature under the admin tab. Set it to high, and tell it to log everything. You will see the ports and the IPs of those connections. I had over 400 connections coming from one PC and while it was running no P2P clients. Turns out that the PC was compromised.
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    A Solid Wireless Router

    I actually just got the WHR HP G54 on Jack's advice =P. DD-WRT was a piece of cake to setup (Although I'm relatively proficient with computers and linux). Anyways, the range is pretty good, almost double of my old router. Stability seems fine, and I love the logging options + other features...
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    Alternatives to storing electric energy

    I remember watching a documentary on how hydrogen fuel cells would replace batteries, allow us to use renewable energy sources, and change the political landscape.
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    Question about case

    make sure the dvd + PSU are not too long combined
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    Boring saturday, feel like spending money that i dont have.

    spraying the sides of your case with rubber will have minimal effectiveness. You'd be MUCH better off with a corsair HX series PSU (OEM seasonic + modular) and with Nexus or undervolted Yate Loon fans. Don't bother with using sound absorbing material unless you change the components first. It...
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    Most Quiet Case??

    mcurphy, read the SPCR review of the P180 first before you order the solo. IMO, the P180 is the quietest case hands down. The light in my room is louder than this baby =D
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    Carbon Fiber case from Ultra.......

    There's minimal heat transfer through the walls of the case anyways, most of it is through the vents. We were talking about this when everyone was debating about steel vs aluminum cases.
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    Water or Air?

    watercooling is rather high maintenance. You should really consider sticking to air unless you want the absolute quietest build possible and you're sure you want to OC. Since your components arn't designed for a quiet system anyways, I'd say only watercool if you plan to do intense OCing.
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    Yup, I was looking at boca's stuff. Seriously considering the hybrid ceramic bearings. Now if only the salesman would get back to me about the damn technical specs...
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    Need help building a small, quiet PC

    If you want to go even smaller, you could try the silverstone SG-01 evolution and the NT-06 cooler with it. However, it only takes 80mm fans, so you'd have to throw some nexus ones in there. I'd imagine it's slightly louder, but not by much. SLI might be hard to do in that case. I almost...
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    Carbon Fiber case from Ultra.......

    I like my carbon fiber bike more >.>" The power routing board is a really neat idea, I would be very interested in seeing that in more cases.
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    I don't know how you got 6725 rpm... They're 1 inch wheels, which means 25.4mm diameter, which means 79.756mm circumference. 20 meters is 20 000mm. Make it 80 mm circumference to be simple, 2000/8 = 250. Since its 20m in 1 second, 250 x 60 = 15 000RPM.... is there something I'm doing wrong in my...
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    Elusive fan noise

    Buzzing can also be a sign of cheap components. I'm sure you've heard lights, PSUs, or other electronic components buzzing when they are turned on.
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    I just bricked my router. Ugh

    Hey guys, I just bricked a router here, not much of a loss though since it was a crappy MN-700. 5+ hard resets a day needed. I was trying to put OpenWRT onto it, but alas I suck at soldering, and the iron wasn't the right one for the job. Anyways, long story short, I'm short 1 router. ATM, I...
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    Seagate vs. Western Digital

    Theoretical burst speeds are faster, but for sustained read/writes, they're both the same. Drives rarely every reach over 70mB/s.
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    well, this slot car racer runs on CO2 =/. There's no engine or anything, just a CO2 cartridge and a puncture. Its not .5mm, its 5mm. I was looking into those ceramic bearings galvanized, and it seems most of them I've come across are ceramic raceway, metal balls. The full ceramic bearings...
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    ahh yeah, i was looking at ceramic ones too. Too bad full ceramics set me back about $200 each >.>' Are hybrid ceramics comparable? They're still $30 each 0.o
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    Has anyone here tried lapping their CPU's IHS?

    not to be mean, but I would think the team of PhDs who spent years researching this have a bit more credibility than you =/.
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    Has anyone here tried lapping their CPU's IHS?

    So that just means if your temps rise (i.e cooling deteriorates) and your cpu is lapped, then your cpu fails =P.
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    Has anyone here tried lapping their CPU's IHS?

    Hmm while i was looking for the vapour patent, I came across several other patents. The IHS is designed with a curve to compensate for the expansion of heating and cooling and for structural reasons. The patents are here: 6,848,172 and 7,102,226. I havn't found the vapour patent yet, but I'll...
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    Has anyone here tried lapping their CPU's IHS?

    give me a bit to search for it. Btw, I really doubt they're manufacturing errors. You're telling me a company can etch 65nm grooves into a thin silicon wafer but can't make a piece of nickel plated copper flat? come on =p.
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    foil air? 0.o sounds exotic. Now can they make that in 3-5mm inner diameter? =P
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    graphite powder in a thrust bearing? I'll look into it =D. Btw, what unit is FPM? I came across it while looking at different types of bearings and their typical stats. Hmm... I looked into thrust bearings and they're not able to support alot of radial load =/. They're actually primarily...
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    harddrive bearings are not only expensive and too large, I'm also wondering which design would ensure the least friction. Does anyone know if fluid dynamic bearings are lower friction than ball bearings? Oh btw, harddrive bearings are also designed to take axial loads, not only radial, which...
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    radial bearings at 15000 rpm?

    Hey guys, I'm designing a slot car racer and it goes 20m in 1 second. That works out to roughly 15000rpm, so I'm wondering what kind of bearings would give me the least friction? The car weighs 55 grams and the axles are pretty thin, only 5mm in diameter. With such a low load, what kind...
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    Has anyone here tried lapping their CPU's IHS?

    CPU IHSs are supposed to be concave. The chamber inside almost becomes a kind of heat pipe or phase change device. Intel has a patent out on the technology, someone has already mentioned it.
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    Ninja HSF, Bad Axe 2 mobo, and VRM cooling

    I'm using the bad axe 1, the e6300, the P180 and the ninja. I've had no problems with instability so far (6 months). However, I don't overclock.
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    Vista Users: Have a long wait for network connection to be established?

    well what do you mean by "long"? my connection typically takes 45 sec to be established in the little icon, although its up long before that usually.
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    Need help with PSU selection

    Operandi's right, the Zeus' are built by Etasis, so I highly recommend them if you don't mind the noise.
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    Cable Management DIY guide *update 2* photos added!

    Nice work, I like what you did with the 24pin connector. I'll have to rewire my case now =P.
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    Custom Wooden PC / Cases

    i hope they line the interior of the case with a faraday cage or something. Wood doesn't exactly stop EMI, and at that price, you should be getting everything in the case.
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    Core 2 Duo and the 975X

    sorry, this isn't really HT stuff. Perhaps you would get more replies in the cpu forum?
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    BUILDING A NEW COMPUTER! ORDERING TOMMOROW!

    with the P180, you might need a 12v EPS extension. I had to wait an extra three days after my parts arrived because the PSU cable wasn't long enough. See if you can order one from NCIX. Btw, did you know they have a price match function? I think it's awesome because 20 minutes on google can save...
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    Small Form Factor CPU Cooling

    I take it this system is to be a server of sorts? The Ultra micro fly is probably the cheapest case you can get that's still half decent. I don't know if you can get both for $150. The corsair HX520 is probably the cheapest decent PSU I would touch. Give it a try, I think you'd be over 150...
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