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  • Re: Modding Questions

    here's a few tutorails I've written up over the years Paint Window &nbsp;Fan Stealth drives Hope this helps, heres some pix of my rig. I dont know where the pix of the stealth'd drives went but you can just google for examples. one &nbsp;two armor last one
    Posted to Modding (Forum) by mazy on November 20, 2009
  • Re: First PC Build, wondering if someone could help.

    Sidicas:You don't need a sound card.. Are you planning on RAIDing the WD Green drives? If not, then you really should be getting WD Blacks as the WD Green drives alone really don't have much performance in them at all. In fact, they're more like 5200 RPM drives.. &nbsp;I would take the CPU down a notch or two and spend the money on a faster hard ...
    Posted to Modding (Forum) by mazy on November 10, 2009
  • Re: XP to 7 Partition Question

    Use Paragon Partition. Its probably one of the best partition utilities out there imo. You can resize the partitions so you could make our 20g partition 25g so it will fit with some wiggle room.&nbsp; w7 64bit for me takes up 27g. There might be some random stuff on there too but its smaily w7. Id say 30gigis would be a safe size for your w7 ...
    Posted to Storage (Forum) by mazy on November 9, 2009
  • Re: Newegg Black Friday 2009 - Deal Request Thread

    I want some w7 retail/oem discounts. if not, i will never shop newegg again..
    Posted to Holiday Shopping 2009 (Forum) by mazy on October 31, 2009
  • Re: upgrade from RC to retail tutorail

    intelguy:Nice find mazy I am sure it will be of great help for some eggs. &nbsp; Thanks IG. I wonder if newegg will be doing any black friday/ Christmas deals on w7....&nbsp;
    Posted to Computer Building & Upgrades (Forum) by mazy on October 31, 2009
  • Re: upgrade from RC to retail tutorail

    Tracer76:....??? lot of games lol&nbsp;
    Posted to Computer Building & Upgrades (Forum) by mazy on October 30, 2009
  • Re: upgrade from RC to retail tutorail

    Tracer76:The only part that will take me a bit longer and still is installing over 300GB in games, LOL. which is about 41 games total. But I cannot count that considering that this is my fist 64bit OS where most installs have to be redone do to the (X86) folder. Also this helps with an install as well http://ninite.com/&nbsp;takes most of the ...
    Posted to Computer Building & Upgrades (Forum) by mazy on October 29, 2009
  • Re: upgrade from RC to retail tutorail

    Tracer76:NP Well I stopped doing upgrades and will only do a clean install now with a full OEM version. Upgrades can become a real headache at times. &nbsp; &nbsp; oh trust me, i agree. But i mean, going from rc to rtm. they're so similar. Its not like going from vista to w7.&nbsp; Anywayssssss. ill prob pick up w7 retail on BF of ...
    Posted to Computer Building & Upgrades (Forum) by mazy on October 28, 2009
  • Re: upgrade from RC to retail tutorail

    Tracer76:Nice find there Mazy &nbsp; Thanks Tracer :)&nbsp; only thing I coulndt figure out was if I can use the upgrade disc for visat to w7 or if i need to get the w7 retail. I'll prob end up with retail for future builds&nbsp;
    Posted to Computer Building & Upgrades (Forum) by mazy on October 28, 2009
  • upgrade from RC to retail tutorail

    stolen from MPC Windows 7 Upgrade Guide for RC (Release Candidate) Users Posted 10/26/09 at 10:30:00 AM&nbsp; by Alex Castle Comments Print Email For a lot of MaximumPC readers, the fuss over Windows 7 launch week might seem a little unwarrantedโ€”after all, many of you have been happily running Windows 7 for months now, so ...
    Posted to Computer Building & Upgrades (Forum) by mazy on October 26, 2009
  • Re: "NTLDR is missing" Error + Overheating Issues

    i would just like to add for anyone new to computer building that may be reading.... hitting 70c is pretty bad. Given, most cpus can handle higher but at the same time you dont want to be idleing at 70c, let alone hitting 80c on load. Cleaning out your pc with a can of compressed air (NOT A VACUUM) is the best way to go about it. I clean my rig ...
    Posted to A+ Hardware Support (Forum) by mazy on October 22, 2009
  • Re: First Time Building Computer

    Penewab2007: mazy: your case int that good either. haf is a waste of money. my speciality is cases and modding them. Get this one. Read this. Watch this. &nbsp; have a nice day&nbsp; Mazy, are your freakin high? i've had them all myself, and the HAF 932 has been the best&nbsp; THE BEST FT case I have ever had. The temps are superb with the ...
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by mazy on October 19, 2009
  • Re: First Time Building Computer

    your case int that good either. haf is a waste of money. my speciality is cases and modding them. Get this one. Read this. Watch this. &nbsp; have a nice day&nbsp;
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by mazy on October 19, 2009
  • Re: First Time Building Computer

    sparker366:First off never ever buy an open box part. You have no idea why it was returned. Motherboard will fit that case cpu will fit that motherboard ram will work with the motherboard. Why do you need 8gbs of ram? I see you selected a powersupply based on price. Wrong move. Look at this tiered powersupply list and you will see the raidmax ...
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by mazy on October 19, 2009
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