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I`m sad to hear that it didn`t work, I know how long you have waited for it, but theres an old saying if you don`t succeed the first time, try, try again. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by mikeysg
The Tt Blue Orb is a lil too small, the pushpins do not line up right.:mad: Oh well, another experiment and $$ down the drain!:mad: :D
I still gotta make things look relatively neat (altough I'm one lazy b..... well, yer know!:p ):D How do I send the pics to you BTW?:confused:Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Slow poke :D What about today man :D :D
Just email them :) I have a 15MB inbox limit so just keep it under that :D
ROFLMAO!:p :D :D Damn! I laughed so hard, there's actually tears in my eyes!!:D :p :DQuote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
And desperate, apparently.
:D
Glad that the info helped, from what I can gather, Win2K is the best OS for 3D Marking with a AMD system, also if it don`t have sp1 loaded.Quote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
Thanks for the OS tip - I'd always had that feeling, but nobody ever confirmed it. Looks like I'll be doing all my benching on 2000 now. :)
It's no biggy!;) In fact, it's project time!:p Got myself an excuse to look for a proper NB cooler, any recommendations?:confused: The only true and proper NB cooler that I know of is the Zalman NB heatsink.;) :)Quote:
Originally posted by lonewolfroger
I`m sad to hear that it didn`t work, I know how long you have waited for it, but theres an old saying if you don`t succeed the first time, try, try again. ;)
*coughaluminumbrickcough* :DQuote:
Originally posted by mikeysg
It's no biggy!;) In fact, it's project time!:p Got myself an excuse to look for a proper NB cooler, any recommendations?:confused: The only true and proper NB cooler that I know of is the Zalman NB heatsink.;) :)
Oh no!:eek: Not THAT!!!:eek: Stop this insanity!!! But does it really work?:confused: Hmm.....I still can't wrap my mind around that radical concept :o . Yer gotta remember, though, my vpu HS is really big (about the same size as the original Zalman).:eek: :DQuote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
*coughaluminumbrickcough* :D
Go for it the zelman is a excellent NB cooler and you seem to have good luck with that brand.:DQuote:
Originally posted by mikeysg
It's no biggy!;) In fact, it's project time!:p Got myself an excuse to look for a proper NB cooler, any recommendations?:confused: The only true and proper NB cooler that I know of is the Zalman NB heatsink.;) :)
You know where you can put that ummm aluminum brick right :DQuote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
*coughaluminumbrickcough* :D
Yes, it works just fine!! Think about it, when you buy a heatsink, what are you buying? SHAPED METAL! Buy some metal, cut some fins. Tadaa, better heatsink, lower price.Quote:
Originally posted by mikeysg
Oh no!:eek: Not THAT!!!:eek: Stop this insanity!!! But does it really work?:confused: Hmm.....I still can't wrap my mind around that radical concept :o . Yer gotta remember, though, my vpu HS is really big (about the same size as the original Zalman).:eek: :D
I thought the expression was **** a brick.:DQuote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
*coughaluminumbrickcough* :D
Only snag is that it might get in the way of my vid card heatsink (ZM80C-HP) so it 'iffy' at best.;) :) Will look into it though, thanks!:cool:Quote:
Originally posted by lonewolfroger
Go for it the zelman is a excellent NB cooler and you seem to have good luck with that brand.:D
Edit for sp :o , ripping my rig up and putting it back together again really took alot outta me!:eek:
Get outta here!!:p No,..umm..really, get outta here!!:p :D :DQuote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
Yes, it works just fine!! Think about it, when you buy a heatsink, what are you buying? SHAPED METAL! Buy some metal, cut some fins. Tadaa, better heatsink, lower price.
You can read all about the zalman NB heatsink here www.zalman.co.kr/usa/product/nb32j.htm but to tell the truth there have been a lot of mixed views about weather or not cooling the NB helps at all.Quote:
Originally posted by mikeysg
Only snag is that it might get in the way of my vid card heatsink (ZM80C-HP) so it 'iffy' at best.;) :) Will look into it though, thanks!:cool:
Edit for sp :o , ripping my rig up and putting it back together again really took alot outta me!:eek: