I believe that I read somewhere here that it will, but I have no personal experience with the two.

You can always try Antec Customer Support:

E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 1-800-222-6832

I'm really not surprised this made it to market. Most people now buy 500W to 600W, and only need half of that (at best). Why not convince them that they really need 1000W to power that P4? You really do have to admire the marketing behind some of the current "must have" products.

Being a cop seems to be much like any other profession in that: Some enjoy what they do and do it well Some enjoy it and don't do it so well Some hate what they do but love "the power" Some are just there for the check ..... I think most will get my point. With said, I admire the good ones. They are...

This link might help you in bending your own.

http://www.hackaday.com/entry/1234000167053984/

I have all my cases except the very first one. It was long before I ever imagined building my own. It was a Midwest Micro 486DX-66. Man, it was a performance machine back in the day. :) That was back in 1991-2 (somewhere in there, I think). Since then, my main rig has stayed in a Supermicro SC750A t...

This might help you a little more. I'm not sure I buy all of what the article states, but it's at least food for thought on the mobo and ram. http://www.tweakguides.com/Hardcon_1.html Also note the link to Anandtech on page 5 that will further explain the command rate impact on current AMD systems. ...

The most recent article I have seen on memory timings.

http://www.cooltechzone.com/index.php?o ... mitstart=1

I'm sorry to hear about your luck. The screws that come with today's cases can (and often do) create a question on how and where to use all of them. I have seen on-line quizzes in the past in which many could not identify where to use what screw. I know that probably doesn't help you deal with your ...