Go to the shop lerh, ALL IT

go for the shop 1st, incase they allow 1 to 1 then easier loh, no need call dell

have you tried connecting to msn via other isp or other computer?

absolutely, liquid is usually better than air cooling. that's why it's also more expensive. if u're going for it, just make sure u assemble the cooling system properly so that there wont be a leak somewhere. even a tiny drop could result in a disaster. are u going to overclock anyway? if u're not, then i suggest using the stock cooling that comes with ur proc. unless u're using the hsf for bling2 purpose...

nah...dont generalize..
there still crap WC setup that will lose to air cooling.. most of then is AIO WC setup (but still there are few that quite good)
custom WC is preferable but need some knowldge to pick the parts//

yeah, that's why i said 'usually'... there are some cheap ones which works like crap... the one by xigmatek is quite disappointing, temps are just about the same as air cooling which costed only half as much... custom wc can be very expensive, but i dont think zeckt will have a prob with that..

ok thx for help guys tomoro i going to all it

y dont u call them 1st..
if the LCD is a 1 week old, mebbe they accept exchange..
but some shop not taking the LCD warranty service..means no 1 year shop waranty. u have to go directly to the distro/manu ur self...

guys, i'm using an athlon II X2 240, and the stock heatsink looks kinda boring. but i dont wanna change the heatsink cos not enough $$$.... so i'm wondering, can i just change the fan on the heatsink? cos i've measured the fan and the measurement is 70x70mm. and it's hard to find a 70mm LED or UV fan... can an 80mm fan fit? any simple mods required? thanks!!

This post has been edited by danny_sp15: Oct 17 2009, 08:33 PM

I hesitated to post my Qs here but I need help..

How do I know my PSU specs other than using everest?

I'm doing a research on what graphics card should I get for my rig.. So I need to know how many watt my PSU can support and shit..

Tell us your spec and we can advise you.

OK..

I'm on..

- Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 @ 2.4 GHz
- Asus P5KPL-CM MoBo
- MSI NX 8400GS
- 4GB Ram not 3GB on x86 system
- 140GB storage space

I use it mostly on games, internet, photochop..

Considering between 9600 GT or 9800 GT..
Since those are the cheapest..

budget <RM400

Thanks

just stick some 80mm fan on top... then u good to go..still the stock fan will be covered right?

ur psu spec...take out the cover and peek the label of ur PSU..the label normally is easy to be seen.no need to take out the psu..unless u have no label...

hmm, actually i'm planning to remove the stock fan, and replace it with a 80mm fan. i probably can order a custom-made 70mm to 80mm converter from niclasteoh, but that's a bit costly... i'll try my luck with double sided tape. thanks anyway!

Uh..but which side should I take it off?

I'd love to do that but is there any other way I could identify my PSU specs?? I'd prefer to do it all infront of my monitor

usually just take off the right side panel (if u're in front of the pc, then it's on ur left). just remove the 2 screws on the rear part of the side panel, and then u can see ur psu already. it's really easy, just try it.

Hi guys,

Just wonder if huntkey greenstar 550w can power up gts 250 anot..will it get burn?

can i know what the different of the 2 slot??will affect the speaker sound?

no it will not.... it can power up 4870 and 260 with no prob at all... so 250 will not be any prob

It's just a surround sound system audio port. Normally you would plug in the green one if you're using 2.1 speakers and it won't affect the sound one la.