Originally posted by snakebean:

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hi Guys,

not sure who to ask, but i just purchased a second hand laptop and cannot get on it because i dont know the ladies password, is there any way i can get into it?
any help very much appriciated

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Originally posted by snakebean:

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thanks for your advice but it is vista, will it still work the same? i would try it but im back at work now :) thanks for the help

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Originally posted by eparker89:

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Thanks sammorris and bigwill68; I'll save my money and just get the RAM.

Originally posted by sammorris:

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Both at ebuyer and newegg, having the fan bizarrely works out cheaper than not having it, but in all honesty, it's unnecessary. The dominators run at least 20ºC cooler than the normal XMS2 sticks as is.

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Where did you see that? From what I can tell Newegg has them for $45 (RAM) and $109 (RAM w/ fan)

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Originally posted by eparker89:

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Hi, I am going to add 2GB more to my system soon and have a question about about the Corsair Airflow fan and overall system heat. Right now I have 2 X 1GB XMS2 PC28500 ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145043 ) am deciding between getting another 2GB of what I have, or getting the RAM with the fan ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145173 ). My question is should I get the fan to keep the RAM cool and if so will it negatively affect the overall case temperature? As always any advice is appreciated.

Thanks,

Parker

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Originally posted by eparker89:

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Thanks for all the advice. Right now I'm looking at these two Dominators http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145214 , http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145197 since I want 4GB and it seems it's better not use all the memory slots. Is there a difference between them, besides the fan that I'm not seeing? Like sammorris pointed out the one with the fan costs less so it doesn't seem right to me.

Thanks,

Parker

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Originally posted by spaul40:

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I have been reading this thread religiouly for at least 4 months now (this month, I will be building a Core i7 rig) and for the life of me, I cannot see what is making some of the members angry to the point to where they are leaving the thread. (I am one of the old timers - not a newbee.) If someone doesn't like the way some people post, just don't read their posts. It's simple!

New subject: The Newegg only shows one cooler for the LGA 1366 socket/chip. What is everyone out there using for a CPU cooler? Are there any water blocks out yet for this chip?

Thanks for all the information. You guys are good.

Living in mid-Florida!

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Originally posted by rick5446:

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To late I already placed the order

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Originally posted by bigwill68:

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Originally posted by rick5446:

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To late I already placed the order

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first of all best of luck on your grand daughters build seem...i got here alittle to late...here's 1 i would have recommended to you air flow has been great even after the lapping the copper cooling has been un real at idle past summer low as 19c..I guest that's y they call them Cooler Master..lol
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103031

another..i have now is on my BioStar board is below:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103040
fantastic cooler..i say hands down great on the cfm even more on the dba and rpm's...I can controller my rpm's inside or outside of the bio's..I would have to say the cooler master 92mm the 1 above is alittle louder maybe of the antec 300 case..i have it in but it gets the job done.but my northbridge fan is the monster cranking 4100rpm's.I gotta keep it turned down it came with the board..

best of luck again Rick

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