Posts by Amy Brooks8

My current rig
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...o/DSC00469.jpg
Front view of the tower
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...o/DSC00464.jpg
Side panel (the non-transparent one)—marked with a big red X
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...o/DSC00465.jpg

Hey, it's pouring rain here so I'm stuck inside, but I'll be on once it lets up😁

Actually, it's starting to dry out a bit with this breeze. Honestly, the setup looks like something straight out of a Ferrari showroom

Joshua Davis18 said:If it doesn't rain tomorrow, I might just go ahead and spray paint my PC interior
bright red—like, blindingly neon red 😍

everything will be painted, and I'll be left looking like a giant red blob myself 😁

Henry Thompson66 said:I actually ended up half-threading the screws and using some cardboard spacers to get a 3mm gap between the case and the fan, which gave me a much better 120mm clearance.

I pulled a similar DIY stunt today myself😁 and honestly, it looks killer.

If the weather holds up tomorrow, I might just grab some spray paint and go full custom by coating the inside of the rig in this obnoxious, bright neon red.😍

PCWorld ranked Norton second. Honestly, 🙄 they gave McAfee high marks, but if I were making the list, I’d put Norton in that top spot instead.

Audacity
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

You don't actually need to go through all that trouble cable managing; just pull the motherboard out and you can tuck most of them behind it.

But what I'm really curious about is that bottom vent... did you have to drill a hole for it, or did you just set it up to blow air straight out?

Mount Everest is keeping an eye on those GPU temperatures

Joseph Carter9 said:So, what’s the actual game plan for the PC modding? What are you working with—what kind of case are we talking about, and how much are you actually looking to drop on this?

I was honestly thinking about grabbing some metallic silver spray paint—the super high-gloss stuff—just to coat the interior. Regarding that clear coating I did on my rig, man, it turned out incredible; I put on three layers and now it shines like a polished porcelain vase 🙂, and you could practically take a screwdriver to it and still not leave a single scratch.

Yeah, one day I might just go full crimson with my build, maybe that obnoxious bright red or that loud Halloween orange.

Thank God—finally, a decent topic.

I don't have any hands-on experience with this, but honestly, I can't see why it wouldn't be doable.

The procedure is pretty straightforward. Just unscrew those two tiny screws on the back of the tower, pop the side panel off, and you're inside.

But seriously, do you actually believe anyone would help you pull off something shady like that?

I honestly don't see the point of this update if everything is already working perfectly fine

Audacity is totally free, you should definitely give it a shot

Jeffrey Bishop62 said:here’s the complete Sound Forge 9 package along with the crack

🙂

enjoy the tunes.

🤣

If someone doesn't know how to actually leverage what a program can do, they’re better off sticking to something basic—though I highly doubt any actual professional would be using that level of simplicity.

Honestly, just give Audacity a spin first; I have a feeling it’ll do exactly what you need it to do.

Sophia Castillo35 said:Now they're telling me they're 70.

Yeah, well, now they're telling me that too—I guess someone had to do the dirty work to smooth things over 😬for them.

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Taylor Gonzalez79 said:Once those credits expire, they’re gone for good—they don't just roll over or stack up.😉

Of course I'm not counting all of them; I'm only tallying up the current ones, because if I actually bothered to include my expired points, I'd be sitting on about 300. 😬

🙂
My profile says I have 20 points total, but if I actually sat here and did the math myself, it should be closer to 70. How does that even work? 😕