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Only $199.99 (09/22-09/28): Panasonic DM-LC20S Dig Camera (2.1 MP, 3xOpt ) + 128 MB SD card + Two 16 MB SD cards at OM

Bought the camera from OfficeMax for a total of $212 (including tax). Compared to my Kodak DC-220, this camera rocks! Images are crisp, battery life is long, the included 128 MB memory may last forever, and there are lots of other extra features to tweak and play with. Highly recommended...
- caliskan
- Post #19
- Sep 27, 2002
- Forum: Hot Deals and Giveaways
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Cheap, quality mattresses

I was shopping for mattresses and had to go through a lot of reviews, Internet surfing, comparison shopping, etc... and here is a good deal I came up with. Good's furniture has a 4th of July sale (with 55% discount) and their Sealy Posturepedic "Caballo" Plush Pillowtop sets, with 640 coil...
- caliskan
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- Jun 30, 2002
- Replies: 13
- Forum: Hot Deals and Giveaways
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Thunderbird 800 temperature with Chrome Orb

Found the problem: Haven't removed the plastic piece on the heatsink thermal compound. That was preventing proper heat transfer from CPU core.
- caliskan
- Post #6
- Sep 23, 2000
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Best QUIET cooling for overclocked FCPGA processors?

Look for the Molex Radial Fin. It should be good enough to cool your processor, and is the most quiet (~22 dBa) fan that I know. They are saying Golden Orbs are quiet, as well. I have a Chrome Orb and it is WAY TOO LOUD, taking account my previous expectations. The Orbs are rated at 26-29 dBa...
- caliskan
- Post #2
- Sep 22, 2000
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Thunderbird 800 temperature with Chrome Orb

I think the Chrome Orb is making a proper contact with the CPU core. That I can understand from the image of the core that has been touching the pinkish substrate (thermal gel?) on the bottom of the Chrome Orb. I will try to buy and use some additional thermal gel from Radio Shack. The CPU...
- caliskan
- Post #5
- Sep 22, 2000
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Thunderbird 800 temperature with Chrome Orb

It is wierd because when you start to slightly load the CPU (not even at 100%) temperature quickly rises to 60-70-80 degrees Centigrades. I disconnected the fan power of the Chrome Orb, and the heatsink got very hot. That means there is thermal conduction from the core of the CPU. So, I just...
- caliskan
- Post #3
- Sep 22, 2000
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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The best "quiet" 80mm case fan?

I just received my Ultra-Quiet silencer power supply and an additional Silencer case fan. It seems to be totally quiet, compared to the Chrome Orbs's fan at least that is rated at 29 dBa but sounds more like 40 dBa. In fact I am basing my comparisons on my new 45 GB IBM 75GXP, which rated at...
- caliskan
- Post #34
- Sep 21, 2000
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Thunderbird 800 temperature with Chrome Orb

Hi, I just assembled my new computer including an ABIT KT7-RAID mainboard, a Thunderbird 800, and a Chrome Orb for socket A/462. The thermal sensor is on the mainboard beneath the CPU socket. The wierd thing is that temperature rises up to lower 90s (in degrees Centigrades) and usually stays...
- caliskan
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- Sep 21, 2000
- Replies: 6
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Any software to put HDD to suspend mode in Windows NT4?

The problem is: a very very noisy hard disk! (2 of them in fact) Please let me know of any available software to put HDD to suspend mode in Windows NT4? Or any other solution that would cut the noise???
- caliskan
- Thread
- Sep 6, 2000
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Windows
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Hot deal on 17" monitor

Hey, Why do we have to shop at PointClick between 6-10 AM to get the cash back?!?
- caliskan
- Post #13
- Sep 5, 2000
- Forum: Hot Deals and Giveaways

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