What did you buy today?
here is my most recent purchases with-in last week
Fuji Hd-6m Big Job Camera: $158
The FinePix Big Job HD-3W is a heavy-duty and highly practical digital camera designed to be used in the most challenging of environments. Having withstood a drop test to 70cm and featuring a rubber grip and big buttons, this waterproof, dust proof and shockproof camera can endure what other cameras only dream of. The Big Job HD-3W is perfect for the construction, engineering, health and safety and manufacturing industries, or any environment where it is likely to get knocked around.
Acer mini Laptop $249.90 ea
one for mom and one for me which will be hardwired/mounted and used to data log in my car.
Key Features & Benefits:
AFC NEO: $284 ( lightly used from an turbo integra setup )
will be using this to control my setup since im only running 550cc injectors.... MSD coming soon
no description needed lol you all know about these gadgets.
Fuji Hd-6m Big Job Camera: $158
The FinePix Big Job HD-3W is a heavy-duty and highly practical digital camera designed to be used in the most challenging of environments. Having withstood a drop test to 70cm and featuring a rubber grip and big buttons, this waterproof, dust proof and shockproof camera can endure what other cameras only dream of. The Big Job HD-3W is perfect for the construction, engineering, health and safety and manufacturing industries, or any environment where it is likely to get knocked around.
Acer mini Laptop $249.90 ea
one for mom and one for me which will be hardwired/mounted and used to data log in my car.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Intel Atom processor N270
1.60 GHz, 533 MHz FSB, 512 KB L2 cache
8.9" WSVGA high-brightness Acer CrystalBrite TFT LCD
Integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
1024MB DDR 533MHz Dual Channel Memory
Use multiple applications without a decrease in performance
120GB 4200RPM SATA Hard Drive
Store large video files, music, photos, documents and more on this expansive drive
Additional Features
Windows XP Home
Acer Crystal Eye Webcam 3-cell Li-ion (2200 mAh) Battery
3 - USB 2.0 Ports AC Power Adapter
Multi-in-1 Card Reader AC Power Cord
Acer InviLink 802.11b/g Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Modem Cable
3-cell Li-ion (2200 mAh) Battery
2.19 lbs. 995 g (system unit only)
AFC NEO: $284 ( lightly used from an turbo integra setup )
will be using this to control my setup since im only running 550cc injectors.... MSD coming soon
no description needed lol you all know about these gadgets.
got me a corsair 1000w, 2x GTX 285 in SLI, and my new watercooling set up im going to install soon.
Heatkiller 3.0 waterblock, 10' of 7'16 clear hose, all 1/2 barbs, black ice 360 radiator, swiftech MCP600 waterpump, EK dual bay resevoir with flow indicator, 3 liters of blue UV coolant (good to have extra) and some UV lights for my pc lol
im planning to hit at least 4.0ghz or higher with my AMD 955 chip
my pc is a contender to be amoney pit just like my car....
but both are fun in the end haha
edit almost forgot my fans for the radiator lol 6 scythe "Ultra Kaze" push/pull set up... yea my pc will be quite loud... maybe as loud as a diesel truck but if i went with the delta fans it would be as loud as an f16 so f that haha.
Heatkiller 3.0 waterblock, 10' of 7'16 clear hose, all 1/2 barbs, black ice 360 radiator, swiftech MCP600 waterpump, EK dual bay resevoir with flow indicator, 3 liters of blue UV coolant (good to have extra) and some UV lights for my pc lol
im planning to hit at least 4.0ghz or higher with my AMD 955 chip
my pc is a contender to be amoney pit just like my car....
but both are fun in the end haha
edit almost forgot my fans for the radiator lol 6 scythe "Ultra Kaze" push/pull set up... yea my pc will be quite loud... maybe as loud as a diesel truck but if i went with the delta fans it would be as loud as an f16 so f that haha.
Last edited by battosaii930; Jun 21, 2009 at 10:23 PM.
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LOL! Brown . . . .
Good stuff all . . .I can't wait to be able to contribute to this, LMAO! I've been saving for this BALLER apartment so that's pretty much where all my resources are going . . .
Good stuff all . . .I can't wait to be able to contribute to this, LMAO! I've been saving for this BALLER apartment so that's pretty much where all my resources are going . . .
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Well get started, I would love to see that beast with some quiet-type water cooling going through . . .
HAHAHA! LMAO! And maybe you can use an old radiator from your car instead of the one they provide. Make it look like a front-mount.
HAHAHA! LMAO! And maybe you can use an old radiator from your car instead of the one they provide. Make it look like a front-mount.
they provide?
i didnt buy some overpriced under performing kit. i got it all my self lol anyway my pump wouldnt be good enough to flow all that water.
the Black Ice GTX360 is a bad *** rad and works well with high flow fans
if i wanted it to be quiet i woulda got the feaser monsta rad
some say its as big as a civic radiator lol but it works best with low cfm fans about 50-60 cfm.
i didnt buy some overpriced under performing kit. i got it all my self lol anyway my pump wouldnt be good enough to flow all that water.
the Black Ice GTX360 is a bad *** rad and works well with high flow fans
if i wanted it to be quiet i woulda got the feaser monsta rad
some say its as big as a civic radiator lol but it works best with low cfm fans about 50-60 cfm.
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I'm definitely into computers at a pretty high level, but something about doing it for a living makes it so that when you get home, the LAST thing you wanna do is eff around with some crap or build something on the weekend, I guess that's what the car is for.
I'm telling you, I get home, fire up my Macbook and call it a day, no water cooling necessary, HAHAHA!
I'm telling you, I get home, fire up my Macbook and call it a day, no water cooling necessary, HAHAHA!
I'm definitely into computers at a pretty high level, but something about doing it for a living makes it so that when you get home, the LAST thing you wanna do is eff around with some crap or build something on the weekend, I guess that's what the car is for.
I'm telling you, I get home, fire up my Macbook and call it a day, no water cooling necessary, HAHAHA!
I'm telling you, I get home, fire up my Macbook and call it a day, no water cooling necessary, HAHAHA!
i just want to fire up my car and go..
anyway i do not consider myself into computers at a high lvl i learn alot everyday i consider people at a high lvl when they star writing their own BIOS's and **** lol i have a buddy that works for gigabyte and he wrote the latest BIOS update for my board for gigabyte...
but then again he works for Gigabyte lol
you should see his phase change set up, its sick he has an Intel i7 at 4.8ghz at -58c