OldJoe

Not me. I need about 9-10h to feel good. If i sleep longer i get headache, if i sleep shorter i get headache.

I have a 6-pack... At the store. It's very good, lots of carbohydrates and it's a good exercise for the stomach, if you want to get more into you, you must get your belly bigger. So you see, you get carbohydrates into you and at the same time you'll exercise for you belly. Couldn't easier!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: [good luck tho]

If you're looking for a computer for rs, media, surfing, emails etc... You could save a couple of hundreds of bucks by building it yourself, but since it doesn't seem that would be something for you, i'd make a custom pc and then pay a computer store to build it for you (costs maybe 50euros), and you'd still save alot of money and you get more performance. Those HP ones... 60$ for a Nvidia 9300 card... Blah. You can get a HD 4670 for 10 bucks more.

Which do you mean: Those that make you go "ahhhh...!" or "ahhhhhhhhhhhh, turn this [cabbage] off!!!"? If you mean the second, bascially anything that gets played on the radio, tv-shows or mtv. If you mean the first, uhm well... a few: Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man, Opeth; Harvest/Demon of the Fall/Godhead's Lament/Isolation Years, Deep Purple; Child in Time/Soldier of Fortune/Perfect Strangers/Wasted Sunsets, Black Sabbath - the wizard, Led Zeppelin; Stairway to Heaven/Whole Lotta Love, Pink floyd; Time/Money/Us and Them/Shine On You Crazy Diamond/Wish You Were Here/Another Brick in the Wall/Hey You, King Crimson; Epitaph/In the Wake of Poseidon/Cat Food/Starless and Bible Black... I mean, i could continue on and on he he...

Oh right, they changed it to 20kb, i forgot that lol.

Anywhere! Just take a picture of something you like, save it to your computer, and if it's too big (avatars can only be 8kb and 100x100) you could download gimp and resize it 100 or less, and as long as it's no more than 8kb it's fine. Then upload the image either to photobucket or a similar picture-hosting site, copy the URL to the picture and enter the link in your account options in the "link off-site" and save your changes. Woohoo, my favorite smiley has gotten a santa-hat! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Rammstein - Reise, Reise

If you don't know how to put together a computer, why don't you pick some parts and then let a computer-store build it for you (costs about 40 quid), you'd get more performance for the money. If you really want a computer from this company: Elite Essential Additional Items: Intel® Core 2 Duo E7300 Dual Core Processor(2.66GHz,3MB Cache,1066MHz) [£40.00] MESH Midi-Tower ATX Case + 550W PSU - 190mm(W) x 420mm(H) x 480mm(D) [£30.00] 512MB nVIDIA GeForce 9600GT - Dual DVI, HDTV, TV Out [£100.00] Logitech Desktop Keyboard & Optical Mouse [£15.00] +Vista Premium 64-bit, 500gb samsung hd, 4gb ram, Removed Items: Base Price £349.00 inc VAT Additional Items £212.75 inc VAT Removed Items £0.00 inc VAT Total £561.75 inc VAT I'd still prefer a custom built pc, much cheaper...

Ah nice, was included in the "microsoft update" service aswell. Thanks.

Don't throw away your current parts tho. Of course, the i7 is better than your Q6600... But if you're just doing gaming and a bit of video editing... Then i would say that you could buy a new mobo+psu+graphics card+cpu fan. Cheap upgrade and the Q66 is VERY clockable! You can get it to 3-3.4ghz 24/7h clock easily. But if you have the money, ok. Keep the current parts you got tho, as a 2nd "lan pc" (upgrade graphics card+psu for that case) or sell it, you could get about hmm... 150-250$ for your current computer with it's parts. i7 extreme is not something i'd recommend for you, too high cost and i don't think you would take full advantage of it, as it's directed to extreme enthusiasts and overclockers. The 920 is probably more your way.

Moby - The Whispering Wind coming up:Moby - Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad

More relevant power usage picture (look at vantage (full system load), QX9650, barracuda 250gb, 2gb ddr2, standard freq): [hide=][/hide] Are you sure about i7 extreme? Do you work much with video editing, rendering... etc? I'd go with the 920... Much cheaper and very easily overclocked. But if you feel that the extreme is something you could take advantage of, sure. If you plan on gaming, no idea with the extreme... Get a E8600 and clock to 4ghz, Q9450 and clock or the i920. And why you plan on getting 8gb? i7 works best with 3 or 6 sticks. Wait until Nvidia releases their updated GT200 in january (i think it was), prices will drop on the older ones and you'll see if it's worth buying the "new" gpu. It seems like you will be gaming? GTX260 in SLI or the new GTX295 (i think it's called, their new double-sandwich in january). Motherboard, a Asus P6T Deluxe+OC Palm,X58, would be good. Watercooling, ask Sloter or someone about that. If you're crazy enough to buy the i7 extreme and sli and blabla, then you might aswell get a 750-1000w psu. But i dunno about your post, it seems a bit weird that you'd need to ask about psu when you also mention overclocking, watercooling and a 1200eu cpu.

This is pissing me off. I've been to all different places and the little crap imp just continues to say "it's colder here"... blablabla. Damn imp, just say "go here, do that, then you're finished", would be much better. Aha, now i found the bastard, was way away at the lumber yard.

Moby - Raining Again

Nope. You can run a 4870+quad core on 500w without a problem. But, it's always good to go a bit over because it will make less noise and and the components will be working at lower C, but this doesn't effect the warranty nor the life-span of the product. It also depends on what brand you choose for the psu, a crap brand like Ace and your hardware is doomed to fail. A brand like Corsair that have 80+ efficiency on all their psu's (even the 400w one) will not go below 80% nor does it have the ripple-effect. 1000W is a waste of money unless you get maybe 5hd's, 2x4870x2 and i7 extreme. And i guess it depends on where you live depending on the prices, a Corsair 650w costs 120eu and a Corsair 1000w costs 260eu where i live.

No, if you have a psu at 500w but the computer only uses 400w, it will be 400w. But it's rated for 500w (altho this can go up and down depending on the manufacturer). The minimum requierments on Nvidia/ATI are because no one will be able to sue them and that if you buy a crap brand you should still be able to have it running. And it's good that you are doing an upgrade next year, because there will come 55nm (if i don't remember wrong) of the GT200 series. And ATI will launch an insane version of 4870 (and also 4850). I wouldn't recommend a 280 tho, too high price for the performance. And it's no point on getting a 1000w psu for just one or two cards. 500-750 will be perfect, even for the craziest cards. (you could have, say, gtx260 in sli with a 620 corsair, but it would make quite a noise).

When not fighting, a pretty basic setup: Bunny ears, spottier cape, lightweight boots (forgot their name.. those blue ones that reduces weight), "barrows" gloves and a fury ammy.

Moby - Everyday It's 1989

Very funny. I hate how it's acceptable to harm animals while it's not acceptable to harm humans. And it's even worse that some people think it's fun to hurt animals.

You sir, are a [bleep]ing idiot. Next time, come to my town and i'll inject you with a dose of heroin.

Nothing really, been on runescape 2 times in 2 weeks... Some random play on Test Drive Unlimited, otherwise not much. Just waiting for Diablo 3.

Yes, just press the "print screen" open up a image program such as paint or gimp and paste (ctrl+v) and save in your preferred file-type.

A simple but tasty dish is: Barbeque a steak (well done), cooked potatoes with dill, a nice sallad (sallad, tomatoes, carrot, feta-cheese, olives, paprika, maize etc) and a cold beer=Magnifique! I dislike broccoli, cabbage and "rödbeta"!

Neither of them really, but if i were to decide what i would get i'd get a German Shepherd. Edit: Damn didn't see someone had bumped this this thread from months back lol.

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