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963HP of course, not HB

Drool 963HB Hybrid Powertrain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRsV6YpLsKA&feature=youtu.be&noredirect=1

Make sure he gets the best full face helmet that he can afford.

The one I bought works great and for $6 shipped free you can't go wrong. Nice to have when I need to temporarily put a head on my headless WHS. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ATI-Radeon-X300-64MB-Low-Profile-DVI-PCIe-Video-Card-102A2600501-/111001491366?pt=PCC_Video_TV_Cards&hash=item19d83457a6

Or..... I have a dual dvi out g94 9600 gt with 512mb of 256bit memory if you're interested.... Quiet but not fanless. Been in storage for over a year.

Two fan less x300 cards off of eBay for $5-6 each?

My work gave me a new phone, Motorola RazrM. Loving the blend of size & speed & especially battery life. It's what the HTC Incredible 4g should have been.

My TC-P50ST50 only has optical digital audio out. I have an A/V receiver that I use on occasion but in order to watch my stuff streamed via DLNA (with goes directly to my TV via ethernet) I would have to send the signal from the TV back to the AVR via an HDMI Audio Return Channel. I could do...

You audio people out there... I stream HD content from my WHS (using Serviio) to my TV via DNLA with a variety of audio formats. I know to use my Sennheiser wireless headphones I have to convert the digital audio out from the TV to analog for the headphones. I've read that some converters...

Seconded. I have that switch and the performance is great.

Howdy- Just wanted to say 'THANKS' to Doug and all who keep SF going. SF has been going for well over 10 years now! It seems like just yesterday that Doug and I were ICQ'ing about him starting it after the SR crash. As my life and associated priorities have changed over time I have not had...

$70 OBO for anyone local. It is really in excellent shape. A couple little scuffs at the front upper LH corner. I found the mesh for the top bay (not shown in pictures). Stereodude, I think, is the only one who might be interested...

The new 'Vette is here: http://www.autoblog.com/photos/2014-chevrolet-corvette/

I decided to save my Win8 disk for future use. Reinstalled my OEM Win7 DVD on my new hardware and it activated online no problem. Bitfenix Prodigy i5-3570 Scythe Ninja (modified mounting bracket to work with the 1155 socket) Asus P8Z77-I Deluxe Mini-ITX 8GB RAM 256GB Crucial M4 SSD 1TB Samsung...

So what's the verdict among you enthusiasts? Are you choosing to run Win8 (maybe with Start8) are just sticking to Win7? I have a new i5 build I will be starting and can't decide what to do.

Don't use WD40 to lube hinges. It is actually a penetrating solvent and will dry out while removing whatever lube is there. This is a cause for customer complaints on creaky door hinges but they don't realize that they are actually causing the problem. Use white lithium grease.

We strive to perform well on all safety tests while at the same time balancing cost, mass, performance, styling and fuel efficiency. We have been talking about this test at work for quite a while now so I would not be surprised if ATS does well, since it's brand new. From what I've heard...

No test is that hard to pass when designed for up front. It just so happens that this is a load case that drives vehicle structure that isn't used for much else. Soon all cars will do well on it, when a re-designed model comes out. But the current ones that do well on it are just lucky except...

I assume that's based on your extensive knowledge of body design and the single rating letter you from one vehicle? As I stated, If the car is designed to be able to deflect the energy it's easier, but most vehicles aren't designed to do that for such a shallow test as this. At this time, if...

I consider the small offset load case, while extreme and difficult to do well in, representative of a lot of accidents where car approaching each other cross over the dividing line and partially collide. It's a test I would want my car to do well in. Pretty soon just about every car on the...

Things will start to get interesting with the small overlap frontal testing. It's devastating. Most cars are not designed to handle it and perform poorly. Most of the ones I have seen do OK do so based on luck, except Volvo. That'll be changing of course.

Very clever!

INDEED! My wife and I are so happy 2012 is coming to an end. Here's to 2013 hopefully being something better!

BTW, I am familiar with the recommendation to use a 140mm long PSU rather than a 150 or 160mm long one.

Hi Guys- I am thinking about building a system using the Bitfenix Prodigy mini-ITX case. I'm thinking a Z77 motherboard with a i3570k CPU. Do you guys have any experience or recommendations when using this case? Thanks, Clocker

Merry Christmas

I was under the impression that USENET is 'safe' from a DMCA perspective. Is there something to watch out for? I only download stuff, no uploading.

I use the client provided by newshosting.com. Allow me to just type in what I'm looking for and it finds it and all parts in the appropriate group for me...downloads, repairs, extracts, and then deletes all the parts on it's own. Seems pretty good but I have no experience using anything else...

I'm on Comcast. They had a 250GB limit in my area but it was 'suspended' a while ago. So you might want to double check your provider's rules. Btw, anyone can get Comcast 'Business Class' for a slight premium and they have no data caps.

I don't do peer to peer anymore. Newshosting.com is what I use. $9.95 per month with unliimited usage. Max's out my connection every time I use it.

I just watched End of Watch. Excellent movie. Sad in many spots throughout but very good. Somewhat hard to watch since both my brother-in-laws are police officers. Tough at the end.

It sold...

I have an E3300 with unused Intel HS/F on eBay right now. If someone here has any interest before it sells on eBay, I'll cancel the auction and sell it for $25 shipped in the USA. It does 3.3-3.4 ghz at default motherboard settings in my cheap ga-g31m-es2l motherboard which I think just hit...

....but you can use Drive Bender to get that type of functionality. I am trying out Drive Pool right now but I think it only supports WHS 2011 IIRC.

If anyone has a copy they are no longer using I would like to purchase it! Want to take advantage of the better power management capability compared to WHS v1. Thanks, Kevin

I believe the bouys have acceleromiters inside them and then the acceleration data can be integrated twice to calculate displacement. Makes me wonder how often these things need to be calibrated to be accurate.

Turns out the psu is actually 80plus certified. Based on the spcr review I should be getting between 78-83% efficiency depending on my load case. Doubt buying a new PSU makes much $en$e.

I just upgraded my WHS box from an E3300 CPU overclocked @ 3.35Ghz to C2Q Q6600 CPU overclocked 3.1Ghz to improve encoding performance. I have no video card, it is onboard G31. With 4 drives at idle it uses 83W. At full load it is 184W. I have a Corsair 400W builders edition PSU, several...

I picked up a 6600 SLACR on eBay for cheap. If anyone wants to take my e3300 that does over 3Ghz (on stock voltage off) my hands let me know. This is in a cheap GA-G31M-es2l motherboard.

B3's are known not to OC as well as the G0 chips. If I do this I at least want to get a decent OC to make it worth the effort. Let me see if I can find one of those. Thanks for the opportunity I will get back with ya.

Also, if you know the stepping/revision of the chip that'd be good info to have. I know that is asking a lot though....unless the cpu is already in a system. I think the revision numbers are printed on the chip but not sure about stepping.

I'm very familiar with the potential of the chip, the chip in my desktop machine is a Q9550 overclocked to 3.4Ghz. Was just wondering if this particular Q6600 was a dud or not. My 9550 is about 2x as fast as the E3300 @ 3.4Ghz...which I presume is almost exclusively due to the added two cores.

Any idea how it clocks? What would you be looking to sell it for? Want to make sure it is a pretty good step up from the 3.4Ghz e3300. Thanks to you I found out about that nice clocker. Thanks! Clocker

My e3300 @ 3.4ghz is not as fast as I'd like it to be at transcoding/encoding but I don't want to rebuild the server. Anyone have a good C2Q they would like to part with?

Probably because noise is less of a concern than profit margin!

I like this guy, Armando Ferreira. Interesting info on Win8. He has a lot of other good video's regarding Android and IOS too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSsZDc7ivXI&feature=plcp

LOL. Oh, the days. I had two Atlas 10K IIs plus a Cheetah X15-36LP, plugged into my 29160 SCSI card, which was plugged into my Tyan Tiger MPX with Dual Athlon XP 1700's modded into MPs (with the lead pencil trick so I could run SMP) and overclocked to 2100+ speeds. All packed inside my...

Hypermicro always did a suuuuper job packing. Not sure if they are still around though.

I didn't have his phone number so I checked a couple local businesses.

I think it is more likely that your government is just incompetant.