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Posted: October 2nd 2005
Updated: October 2nd 2005 - 3:08 PM
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Key Features: Intel CPU NVIDIA VGA
Homepage: http://www.willamettetechnology.com/computermod_forsale.html
System Specs: » Processor: Intel P4, 3.2 Ghz, 1mb L2 Cache, HT, 800Mhz FSB. (overclocked to 3.52ghz) » Motherboard: Asus P4P800S-X - 800mhz FSB » Video Card: Nvidia Gforce FX 5500, 256mb, AGP 8x, 3d graphics. » Memory: 2x 512mb, Kingston PC3200, 400mhz. A total of 1GB memory. » Hard Drives:2x 160gb SATA Hitachi Deskstar, 7200 rpm. Kick ass drives. » Power Supply: 500 watt with variable speed fan. » Case: Acrylic Tower with custom paint job » CPU Cooler: Thermaltake Silent Tower
Performed Mods: Custom Paint, Lighting, overclocked.
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9 Comments

#1
wtf8269
1000 Posts
Why is the case upside down? I thought it was BTX at first, but then I saw that the fan was on top and the 5.25" bays at the bottom.
#2
Tory
200 Posts
Please post pictures of the right aspect rato!!! It looks so bad...
#3
HeavyH20
200 Posts
I am holding off on a vote until better pics are posted. At first I thought it was an acrylic SFF!
#4
Spinal C
25 Posts
the case cant be upside down look where the power supply is.
#5
Tory
200 Posts
What I'm wondering now is how it works without a cd or flopy.
#6
wtf8269
1000 Posts
by: Spinal C
the case cant be upside down look where the power supply is.
It's on the bottom, just like the 5.25" bays. How would that make it right side up? I know BTX cases have the PSUs on the bottom, but the 3.5" bays and the 80mm fan are above the 5.25" bays, I mean come on that screams that the case is upside down.
#7
Spinal C
25 Posts
by: Tory
What I'm wondering now is how it works without a cd or flopy.
you dont need a floppy or cd rom to run a comp rofl
#8
wtf8269
1000 Posts
by: Spinal C
you dont need a floppy or cd rom to run a comp rofl
It's pretty impractical to run a computer with out a CD and/or DVD drive though. Floppies are pointless to me though. Too slow and not enough space.
#9
Tory
200 Posts
by: wtf8269
It's pretty impractical to run a computer with out a CD and/or DVD drive though. Floppies are pointless to me though. Too slow and not enough space.
You need a flopy for raid, bios flashing, and video card flashing. That's about it.