Aaron Clinton

That is low for sure. Mazda, not a bad car at all, but that was before all the clip on's.

Nice score Jesse. Did you sell the Dodge?

Tonight, I shall partake in a some form of I beleive. And it shall be righteous. Cheers to that. I am thinking sunset will bring me Zygo and Tonic.

Can you reply with out getting feisty? took your advice. I thought I was quite well behaved. I just put myself in the other guys shoes. It was not so much advice, it is just something that has been brought up recently. That being, the more weathered and experienced members are too frustrated with a certain topic because of bad info in it, they just want to give up. I don't want to have any noob scare off an ole' fart.

When Mark ran it on his i7 for a few days, it had all 8 cores rolling really good. Heck of a machine.

I would venture to guess it would be fairly close, but it is a guess since I have not tested the Havoc.

If you can, give us a little review in the review section after you get it all installed.

Thanks for adding more info Jason (CBS). And Mark, your machine handled it fine before you went quad monitor crazy.

Time for a drink yet?

Can you reply with out getting feisty?

I am sure there would be one on CA.com classifieds.

I am not sure if I mentioned it before, but something fun on the side I (well machines) have been doing is contributing to some distributed computing projects through BOINC. BOINC uses the unused CPU time on peoples personal machines, the most famous being SETI. SETI is based out of UC Berkley and is the most popular project. Some of the projects are very interesting and are quite important to science research and development, many dealing with protein folding, quantum mechanics, AI, bio-chem, deep space radio signals, and physics etc. The reason for this topic is a call for help for the team I am on > SETI.USA. For every work unit crunched by a team member, credit is given, and the more work units crunched the better for that team. For an example, here is the graphic of the projects I have attached to and crunched along with how many credits completed in each project: The German, French, Polish, Canadian, and a few other teams are chipping away at the lead SETI.USA has, and we need more help to stay #1 overall, and take 1st place in or hold onto in many individual projects. SETI.USA, the team, is made up of a great group of people who are very helpful and all like to work together to reach a common goal, plus some have scary computer power. BOINC is a software that runs in the background and you can configure it to use as little or as much processor power as you want. All you have to do is download BOINC , then just attach to a project or projects you want to help out on, every CPU helps. If you can contribute, that would be awesome, and I can help out on any questions you might have. Thanks!

It is Friday!

Like Mark said, if you like it now, wait until it breaks in more.

:)

getting a package? you could call him a package Awesomeness. Someone will be calling you dad. Pretty cool. What will your first fatherly deed be? Not sure, any good ideas? Buy him a stuffed toy car. Arthur has a few.

Drowsy but more positive progression on Alexa: 174,187.

Those are the best. I have an urge to find an old Yota 2WD manual pick up for hauling things and daily beater.

I agree, stripped looks much better. Gotta love the trusty, yet rare manual V6'er, beater.

That could be YouTube famous soon. John, thanks for embedding the video.

thats not alot...maybe u should add another zero to the number.... When Jacob is made of money, he will be ordering 5000 units per run. But give him another year to get there first.

I called earlier this morning to find out tracking, and should hear back sometime today. Because they are so heavy, and they want to keep the shipping distance as short as possible to reduce the chance of damage, sometimes the batteries are shipped out of different locations, so tracking takes a little longer to get.

The member pages are looking awesome.

:)

I agree with both Nick's and Ryan. If cooling is something you are looking at, think about air flow instead.