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can't complain about that :)

I've never looked for software to do it. All my CPU overclocking has always been through the BIOS. over volting is going to be a chipset function though and the software would have to be specifically for that chipset. I would think if the chipset allows overvolting the manufacturer would have...

yes thats true it is a lamptron clone. I wanted to buy the lamptron version but I couldnt find one when I was buying my parts so I bought the clone.

I'm going to be using a G-Vans fan controller. It has 6 fan ports and each port can handle up to about 4 fans each if I remember correctly. Each fan header on it comes with a temp sensor that you can place anywhere in your case so you can monitor air temps in different areas of your case.

yeah, it was a cheap case and was ok for what it was but definitely not something I would use these days now that I've started doing more complex builds with a focus on lighting and wire management. You can always add a fan controller (which also displays temps) into a 5.25in drive bay if you...

I had a Zalman Z9. It was my wife's first build.

that and unless your doing some sort of extreme build its totally overkill. its so big i had to build a separate stand to put it on that will sit beside my desk cuz its to big to fit on or under my desk lol.

the 900D has a couple small quality control issues. Its not enough to make me dislike it but for as much as the freakin' thing cost it shouldnt have any QC issues! lol

Corsair makes some nice stuff.

Oh I definitely will! I'm trying to figure out the wiring for that second panel right now. theres a little bit of it I'm confused on but some of the guys here at work are helping me out. The whole front of the case is brushed aluminum, of sorts...The fan cover is solid aluminum but the bay...

My second switch panel. It was easy enough to make the panel but the wiring is gonna be the fun part...thats next.

I'm working on a dylithium conversion as we speak! I'm also working on merging it with a flux capacitor!

I need more power Scotty! lol What MoBo and CPU are you running?

I would strongly recommend a GTX 970 over a HD 7990 for a number of reasons. First, a GTX 970 is slightly slower than a HD 7990, but you have to rely on the HD 7990 properly scaling in CrossFireX in order for a HD 7990 to beat the GTX 970 (not to mention AMD isnt exactly known for having great...

Some nice pieces and I second the GTX970 :) The 970 benchmarks at around 8600 and the 7990 only benchmarks at about 5500. Plus the 970 has an extra 1/2GB of RAM

New pics. Finally making some headway on this build that should have been done a long time ago but life...I couldnt fit all the switches on a single 5.25in drive bay cover so I relocated some of them to them to the front I/O panel. Stock Corsair 900D front panel. Front panel closed: Front...

I dont have any foam. I have some anti static bags like hard drives or motherboards come in but no faom. I just throw stuff like ICs in a plastic parts bin. If you want to be extra cautious about start electricity then just where a PC grounding strap while handling them. In reality though you...

100IFA=5THENPRINT"YES":GOTO160 I might have seen something liek that around...lol remember the basic program they gave you in the commodore 64 manual that made the hot air ballon float by on your screen? lol

lol....I remember the tape drive on my commodore 64 :)

I dont know how I got a long without SSDs back in the day...or how we ever even got by with 256MB hard drives...@Rolex tell us about teh days of punch cards! lol