@sansa: I was thinking the same thing

lol 400 for a PC enclosure is pushing it, 3000 is just killing it. The power button should be a red ruby for that much. Seems a little messy for my taste.

@red_alert360: Thanks for the link. I appreciate it!

Woah can anybody tell me where I can get that screen savor?

@ikillbears: agh...what a depressing and funny video. Poor guy, douchey women.

The part that made me laugh was when they argued that it was in fact a iphone because they are making an iphone app. ???

This article was just a Apple fan letting out his love for his SSD driven macs. People are getting pretty angry in the comments.

That's pretty scary. It's like he's possessed by the devil.

lol, something that important, you would keep duck taped onto your chest, or backed up at least.

When doing research essays, this feature is extremely valuable for organizing sources.

@cybrstudd: lol, that's a pretty funny story.

@KillerRaccoon: that's not all...

lol, installing a good liquid cooling setup is easier and less problematic than cutting holes into your case and window. Still this is pretty cool.

She might be nervous, but there is a limit to how stupid you can be.

go humans!

I almost feel bad for him.

@geck0_k: I agree, I think there must be something wrong with my rad. I've seen people cool two overclocked xeons with just this one 3 fan cooler. I've OC'd this far easy on my older 2 fan Rad. I've used a popular overclock so it's not a voltage problem or anything like that. Than again 45c on load isn't that bad.

That's pretty good cooling. I hit 4.20 on my i7 975 reasonably easy, but even with my 3 fan XSPC RX CoolRoom rad on one loop to the processor, temps were sorta bad, well at least for my taste. Than again, my PC enclosure isn't the width of a refrigerator; maybe the height, but not the width.

I hope Bill's words reaches out to people to help themselves or to reach out to others in need.