i dont think so....as far as i know the mAH is NOT how strong the power is..but more towards how much power can be stored... so the higher the number..the longer the battery will last compared with a lower number (with the same usage of course).

u mean solder the wires of both fans to ONE 4 pin molex?

if thats whay u mean, then yes can...i did the same thing to my dead 80mm PSU fans... 2 fans using ONE 4pin molex. and they both work at full 12v.

its blow on the cooler.

but there are coolers out there such as the Thermalright XP-120 which can be used for BOTH fan orientations....but practically nobody does it coz its usual to blow on the cooler. and in the case of the XP-120, u get a 1C gain from blowing on the cooler.

radeon card on an nforce mobo??? yes can...confirm can....i used to do it.

This post has been edited by mADmAN: Aug 31 2007, 02:53 AM

i would suggest changing it...then see which one gives u better temps. then go for whichever one that gives better temps...

one word of warning though... i used to run my fan suck out on my xp-120. and i didnt notice the dust accumulation UNDER my heatsink. it was so bad had to dip the entire thing in water and use a toothbrush to clean it off...so if u plan to suckout hot air..make sure u check for dust.

if u blow on the heatsink its easier to check for dust...u can also fit fan filters onto the fan to help control the dist on ur heatsink.

y are u sorry about asking that question? u asked in the right place so no need to apologize.

as for ur question, now i have to say sorry coz i dunno the answer it looks like its stuck there

This post has been edited by mADmAN: Sep 1 2007, 12:48 AM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Link_Interface

go straight to latest one....

take note if u flash wrongly it can kill ur mobo. so better make sure u know what ur doing first before flashing.

SLI requires the same GC core.... aka

8600GT + 8600 GT
8600GTS + 8600GTS

etc etc etc.....

but the brands can be different....and the clocks can be different as well..just the core needs to be the same.

quick question.....(specs in siggy)

lets say i wanna run on 4gb DDR2-800 rams ... which would be better to buy??

2x2gb sticks

or

4x1gb sticks?

not talking about price ler...so put price aside..

just wondering which would be better only.....

like i said earlier price aside and, generally no OC. also not considering about the empty ram slots for future upgrade.

just plug and play kinda thing...

in terms of general usage (surf internet etc), gaming.

2x2GB still better?



n this just occured to me....what about working with HUGE (greater than 350mb) excel files that has tonnes of formulas in it?

guys....

can a notebook HDD (2.5") with SATA interface be plugged in to a normal desktop motherboard?

what i mean is direct plug in without the use od converters etc.... if converters are needed, what kinda converters?