MadCow
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| Processor | Athlon 64 X2 4400+ @2.6 GHz |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | DFI LanParty UT CFX3200 |
| Cooling | 120mm Yate Loon fan intake, 82mm ex-PSU fan exhaust |
| Memory | 2048 mb. of cheap DDR400 RAM w/cheap heatspreaders |
| Video Card(s) | Sapphire+HIS X1950 PRO, Crossfired@635/709 |
| Storage | WD 250 GB SATA |
| Display(s) | Samsung 216BW |
| Case | No-name ATX case (modded to hell) |
| Audio Device(s) | SB X-FI OEM |
| Power Supply | Nikao Cool Power 500W (34a@12v) |
| Software | Windows XP PRO SP2 |
Not only do x86 quad cores not exist, I'm pretty sure this case was made before Phenom came out anyway. It doesn't have an air duct, contrary to what it says on the box. It comes with a PSU with a total of 31A on the 12v, that sure is enough for quad SLI.
I don't even know what the 
9c thermal standard means. And yes, this case is SLI ready, I don't know a single case that isn't, but this one is, and that's all that matters. 
And yes, you did read that right, this case also supports SATA, that's right SATA! Because there's a physical difference between the case of a SATA and IDE drive of course.What these people will put on the box to lure in newbies is amazing.
