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To: shadowman who wrote (730)2/20/2018 6:58:16 PM
From: goldworldnet3 Recommendations

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D.Lu
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SI Ron (Crazy Music Man)

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This is the computer installed in the Antec case.



The CPU cooler is massive and the case is just barely wide enough for it.
  • Motherboard -- ASRock Fatal1ty 990FX Killer
  • CPU -- AMD FX-8350
  • Power Supply -- Cooler Master 600 Watt
  • CPU Cooler -- Cooler Master Hyper 212X Turbo
  • Graphics -- NVIDIA GeForce GT 740
  • RAM Memory -- 32GB
  • Optical Drive -- Generic DVD Burner
  • Hard Drives -- (Not Shown) WD 1TB & Toshiba 2TB
The graphics card is recycled from another computer and I'll eventually take out 2 sticks of RAM for another box, which will leave 16 GB.

I'm very close to switching over to this box as my daily driver. I've been using an FX-8370E, which isn't as fast.

Josh

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To: shadowman who wrote (730)3/17/2018 1:26:24 PM
From: goldworldnet2 Recommendations

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OT: I'm coming along with a major repair to my home. It's mostly brick, but has some siding and the siding on the north side was shot.

I'm using Smart-Siding, which is a composite wood panel. What is better is Hardy-Board, which is a composite cement panel, but it's super heavy and hard to work with without breaking it, so I was afraid of it.

At some point in the future I plan have vinyl or steel siding professionally installed over it. I'm replacing the original siding before doing that, but what people often don't think of buying a home with permanent siding is that they don't know what's under it.

Josh

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