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wow, did he have no clue you were mocking him? LOL

Judging from what ive seen ide say maybe RE-SE's or a lesser power FI-Q.

Ok so heres the deal, futureshop has a 1000W RMS MTX amplifier on for 200 bucks, i plan on buying 2 of them if they are any good. They are fused at 120 amps and look clean. Any thoughts on mtx?

The power your looking to run you will definately need atleast 2 batteries and 3 would be better. One under the hood and 1-2 out back depending on the size of them all. The back of that truck with the rear seat removed will give enough space for even two 18's depending on box height that your willing to work with perhaps even walling it.

The MD1D is on par with kicker and way better then hifonics IMO... A SPL number will be hard pressed to guess without a complete pile of information and then its still up to the install and a bit of luck... lol Although i dont own a BL i read tons of times that it can handle that much power without risk if the gains are adjusted without clipping for all day use as long as the enclosure is made correctly. Most music you hear wont have notes below 30 so porting to 35HZ would be perfect once you factor in cabin gain.

Play competitvely currently in cal... In game name is jager and steam accnt is dickfaceowned. Add me up if you wanna frag some ppl sometime.

The shell you refer to is called a heat spreader. Intel uses them to prevent their cores from being crushed whereas older AMD chips are exposed. Temps were checked after playing TF2 for a little while.

Apperently mines readin an average of the two cores so maybe you shouldnt keep assuming. My temps hit a max of 41C on either core according to your program i downloaded. What you dont realise is that the heat spreader might be located a little closer on my revision then the average too. Im not as un-informed as you may think as well... Studied computer engineering at Guelph U in ontario Im not trying to be a pompous ass, so please dont take it that way. If anyone here needs help or insight towards problems their having or help with OC'ing or whatnot feel free to ask. May be young but ive been doing this sort of thing since my 386 days.

asus probe, stock voltage hes volting. God people all assume every chip is built equal. Stepping and luck play a big role.

lesser cores with higher clocks tend to win in any real world situations these days such as gaming and whatnot as nothing is truly optimised even to use quad cores properly.

Stock voltage on my cpu is just a tad under 1.2v so thats the diff. The e8400 is the most temperature efficient core intel has atm because of its new 45nm process. My 06 result at only 3.6 ile test higher later

core temps. all i have is 3dmark 03,and 06.

hehe radeon 4850 stock speeds. CSS ive clipped over 1300 fps in spots. Yay.

e8400 at 4.2... forgot stock voltage and air cooling. Max temps hitting 38c.

try using hood pins all around it, like 10 of them as they apply pressure to hold it down more evenly