Overclocking (Main Thread)
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If you have to go to a high-end gym, that's probably your best bet.😉
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Bryan Sanchez86 said:PC Modding. What, did you paint them and install the neon lights too? 🤣
I honestly have no clue what the price tag is. The rig in the photo is 20 years old. 😁 But it shouldn't be pricey. I doubt a whole kit of these parts would cost more than $33.
wiredmarlin5 said:My 😁 EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G5
arrived today.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/review_details.php?id=43
Haven't had time to build it yet. I'll post impressions and photos tomorrow if I get around to it.
Still hunting for an 8800 GTS for an SLI setup... anyone want to lend me one so we can see who hits the highest score on the PC Gamer forums?😬
Bryan Sanchez86 said:Like this. You need that stuff. Along with some bread and a pair of Nikes. 😁
fadedorca66 said:Yeah, if they actually spoke German, they'd know what a real bitch looks like!
Joshua Davis18 said:I'm exhausted and my head is spinning. Spent 8 hours at school today, including 2 hours of German class where I didn't understand a single word. 😬
Joshua Davis18 said:Whoops, my fingers slipped (now I see what I meant; yeah, I totally deserved a 🙂 😁)
Joshua Davis18 said:Come on, for God's sake, just explain what the hell that word even means. 😬
Bryan Sanchez86 said:Yeah, exactly. It’s not a standalone grinder; it’s just an attachment for a standard drill. You can probably find one at a hardware store (or even Spotify 😁), and it shouldn't break the bank.
It’ll save you time, prevent muscle aches, and actually make the job look decent. Start with a coarse grit, then finish it off with something fine.
Bryan Sanchez86 said:You'd be better off using a grinder with a backing pad for the sandpaper.
Joseph Carter9 said:Get two cans of spray, but grab some primer too. Sand everything down first, hit it with a coat of primer, then spray your color 2 or 3 times. That makes the paint harder to chip off later.
As for drying time, just check the back of the can. It depends on whatever brand you buy.
wiredmarlin5 said:A buddy of mine picked up some Zalman fans at Best Buy—two 80mm and two 120mm—and they’re loud as hell.
The Papst ones are way overpriced though. 🙄
Another friend has a Glacialtech Silent Blade and says it's alright.
Honestly? If we're talking budget gear, it's all the same crap.