You could try a minimal Debian Linux install with GeeXboX uShare . And you can practice installing and configuring Debian Linux useing virtualization before you install it on the Pentium 333 (I like VirtualBox , but Vmware is another good option.) And my final thought is you could just softmod and i...

Well my question was, is the difference in amperage going to make a difference to the newer computer parts. I am not planning to replace it just for the sake of replacing it. A 430w Seasonic S-12 is perfectly capable of powering your proposed computer, really the only thing that might be annoying a...

Hows the cellular service in your area, there is always the possibility that someone now offers wireless broadband access. Yes EV-DO is not as fast or quiet as reliable as a T1 line but its allot better then dialup. Note they will probably tell you you can only hook it up one computer with there USB...

May I point you in the general direction of the decTop , admittedly it does ship with a hard drive but it could always be replaced. Also here is a guide for installing ubuntu linux on the decTOP. If you want something with a little less hacking involved to get it running there is also the Koolu , it...

Inno3D sells a 8600gts with a Accelero S2 preinstalled and a 8600gt with a S1 installed so I think you will most likely be fine.

Oh and my vote for thermal compound is use the stuff included with the heatsink. (It's free.)

The vast majority of fan controllers do fit behind the door on the P182, so I'm 90% sure you will be fine.

Wow these are really hard to find in North America, but I did find some a brass 3/8 BSPP male x 1/2 female NPT addapters . Also this site might looks highly promising, they seem to have a large selection of plastic BSP threaded fittings. https://www.freshwatersystems.com/default.aspx The worst part ...

I would look at places that sell hydraulic hoses and fitings on the internet, and is this what you are looking for?
Also you could just try calling any local stores that specialise in stuff like plumbing, auto parts, aquariums and water pumps, or hydraulic hoses and fittings.

Frozen CPU sells some rubber case feet, and they do ship small non breakable items through the postal service.
But have you contacted Antec's customer support yet? Antec normally has no problems with replacing minor case parts.

Hello, I believe that the wire fan clips on the Ninja need to have the corners open, so you'll need a hack saw (or a rotary tool w/ a cutoff wheel) and some nipper/pliers. (See the thread on this...) The Scythe Ninja's wire fan clips work fine with closed corner fans, I believe it's Thermalright's ...

You could try removing the pci cover on the slot below your card, it might help with VRM cooling as a negative pressure case should end up using it as a intake of sorts. And that is also how the Accelero S1 that ships as a stock cooler on a x1950pro works, thats gotta count for something.

Why not consider the 300w FSP green PS or the Antec Earth watts, you can usually use molex to sata adapters as long as you do not need to hot swap hard drives. (There is also a 400w version of the FSP, just Newegg no longer sells it.)

Above the big Antec NeoHE sticker there should be smaller white sticker with a bar code on it. Your looking for a letter and number combo to the left of the bar code and there should be a blue dot under it.
My NeoHE is a revision A4 for a example.

I found a couple places that sell flexible PCI riser cards of the type I think your looking for.
http://www.logicsupply.com/index.php/cPath/47_68 (US and Canada)
http://www.mini-itx.com/store/?c=8 (UK)

You can use a Scythe 100mm fan in the bottom fan mount without any modification, just you need to make new fan mounting holes if you want to use 2 Scythe 100mm fans.

Something like this is probably what you are looking for, It has a mirror finish.
I have no idea if the power supply is rubbish or not, but I can guarantee it probably isn't nearly as great as Aerocool's marketing department makes it out to be.

out of interest, how do you read temps in linux? is there such an application for ubuntu? I know a couple ways, lm-sensors (kernel) and mbmob (no kernel dependences). You can install and configure lm-sensors following this guide, and x sensors is the graphical client. lm-sensors can also be used to...

The off center fan placement, the way the honeycomb exhaust is cut, and the fact the OCZ already sells a 600w rebranded FSP units kinda point to it being a FSP unit with a different fan and hopefully different heatsinks. And it's most likely going to perform the same acoustically as the Zalman ZM600...

I actually don't know, there might be Solo cases out there that had the rubber suspension. But if you contact Antec's support they will send you some of the new suspension bands if you get a case with the old rubber ones.

There is always this, AM2, DVI, and HDMI. :D (mATX=uATX, ya it confused the hell out of me also.) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131174 (The reason I'm still trying to nudge you towards AMD is a Pentium D system will possibly use more power sitting at Idle then the AMD syst...

I would strongly advise against buying a Pentium D they use way to much power and produce way to much heat for use in a quiet PC, and that is not a good deal on a processor+mobo anyways. Why get a Pentium D or Core2 for a budget system when you can get a AMD 3600 for $65. (For regular desktop use it...

At least ASUS's crappy little fan used a little piece of plastic to hold down the wire. :P (Not sure about the first revision fan tho.) That said the Zalman ZM-NBF47 chipset heatsink works fine on my ASUS A8N-SLI board. And both ASUS and DFI boards use the same chipset mounting arrangement, where th...

Ugh, with Road Runner Light (up to 768K) I haven't surpassed 210K at any time on any day of this year. Last night's breathtaking speed? 119K. I believe I could do better if I could run 2 land line phone modems in SLI, or would that be RAID 0? That would be referred to as analog modem bonding.:P (Ye...

I also think it is a probably a issue regarding the old drivers you have installed. Uninstall your video driver, reset the computer, install new drivers, reset the computer again, and hopefully your issues are gone. You could also try the Catalyst Uninstaller. http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.ph...

The PCPC Silencer series is manufactured by Seasonic (they used to be manufactured by FSP), but the cooling fan used, layout, PCB, and heatsinks designs are proprietary to PC Power and Cooling. (At least to my knowledge.) And the PCPC Turbo Cool series is manufactured by Win-Tact. Resources. http://...

There is no good way to give a yes or no answer for your question, there are just too many variable's. The Scythe Ninja Heatsink alone is 150mm (6") tall, and has a L & W of 110 (just under 4"1/2). You also need to consider the extra 25mm (1") for the length of the fan, and enough clearance for the ...

You know what after looking at the Arctic cooling Alpine 64 I have siting on my desk I think it would work on your motherboard.
And ASUS Qfan should be able to control the fan speed.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6835186010

I think a Zalman 7000B would be tall enough to clear everything with out being too large. But also your going to need to take measurements first to make sure it clears the power supply. Also I found a e-tailer with some pictures of the case/motherboard, so people can use it as a point of reference w...

My old Gigabyte passive 6600 sometimes made a clicking noise under load, so I can confirm you are not completely crazy.

I would recommend aginst the Antec NEO and Smart Power, the reason being is they are not standard sized ATX power supplys. (They are about 1/2 inch longer then ATX specification.) Now I'm not saying the Antec's will not work, but unless you take measurements first I would not chance it. http://www.a...