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What new toys did you get today?
- Thread starter Convicted1
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- Mar 27, 2011
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- Soviet Mexico
I've got a Red Gibson SG Faded, That sounds like the voice of god, The pickups are hotter than hell, and its got a ton of detail to the tone 
It almost plays itself.
Then again I also use it with a 120watt full tube amp, and a 300watt fender 4x12 bass cab.
It almost plays itself.Then again I also use it with a 120watt full tube amp, and a 300watt fender 4x12 bass cab.
I've got a Red Gibson SG Faded, That sounds like the voice of god, The pickups are hotter than hell, and its got a ton of detail to the tone
Then again I also use it with a 120watt full tube amp, and a 300watt fender 4x12 bass cab.
nice you have to love gibson guitars im still wishing i hadn't sold my old 5150 stack=(
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- Taunton, England
Picked these up for some fun. They overclock like nobody's business but get a little load under a high load.
Just need to bench them now and see how high I can take their clocks!
Just need to bench them now and see how high I can take their clocks!
I see nothingPicked these up for some fun. They overclock like nobody's business but get a little load under a high load.
Just need to bench them now and see how high I can take their clocks!
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I see nothing
He didn't host the pic here, and I guess tinypic is blocked for you...
Here's the pic:
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Sorry guys, inevitable first time image post gone wrong 
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Yep, I always use imgur
I love their plugin/extension for Chrome as well to re-host and quick-host an area of a website (similar to the snipping tool in Win7)
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A Gene is supposed to be here from ASUS tomorrow. Looks like it has some company! Nice looking board superbg.
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"What new toys did you almost get today?"
I almost got a e4300 keychain! Looks harmless enough.
Then, I got fed up with hitting it with a razor, so I grabbed the smallest flat blade I could find and literally hammered it through the IHS rubber sleeving. I was 90% sure that I had cut a trace, but it works. The only downside is the LGA socket is taller than the processor without the heatspreader, so I can't run it with a normal heatsink. Oops, whatever.
If you look very closely to the outside edge of the rubber, you can see copper where the blade cut through a part of the PCB.
I almost got a e4300 keychain! Looks harmless enough.
Then, I got fed up with hitting it with a razor, so I grabbed the smallest flat blade I could find and literally hammered it through the IHS rubber sleeving. I was 90% sure that I had cut a trace, but it works. The only downside is the LGA socket is taller than the processor without the heatspreader, so I can't run it with a normal heatsink. Oops, whatever.
If you look very closely to the outside edge of the rubber, you can see copper where the blade cut through a part of the PCB.
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Lot's of Gene's going around. Must be contagious. Mine should be here tomorrow or friday, won't have anything to light it up with until
http://www.newegg.com/Info/TrackOrder.aspx?TrackingNumber=1ZX799331273851866
These should be here Friday or Monday:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/14073809372...NX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649#ht_500wt_1202
Is the socket actually taller, or is the retention mechanism for the chip taller? Ditch the retention clips and tape the processor in place, or if necessary, sand down the socket.
http://www.newegg.com/Info/TrackOrder.aspx?TrackingNumber=1ZX799331273851866
These should be here Friday or Monday:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/14073809372...NX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649#ht_500wt_1202
Is the socket actually taller, or is the retention mechanism for the chip taller? Ditch the retention clips and tape the processor in place, or if necessary, sand down the socket.
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To clarify, the retention mechanism is taller, not the socket. Interesting idea, didn't think of that.Is the socket actually taller, or is the retention mechanism for the chip taller? Ditch the retention clips and tape the processor in place, or if necessary, sand down the socket.
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