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Me? I am using them for case fans. But just because your motherboard has a four pin sysfan connector it doesn't mean it supports PWM. The instructions with the AC gangable PWM fans show how to gang it to your CPU fan.

I see nine 120mm PWM fans at NewEgg now (plus four out of stock). Artic Cooling makes gangable PWM fans. Similar wiring to OP. I like PWM fans but I REALLY detest two wire fans with only a molex connector.

Sycthe has a sleeve bearing also.

HellasVagabond: If you really want to get into it, get the specifications for DDR3. See my previous post #307. I heve not looked at them yet. But if they are like DDR2, you have to sort through the necessary fields on a bit by bit basis using a hex editor. I use Hex Workshop.

I have. At least I have had loose and flakey molex plugs. I tend to move my hard drives around a lot. You can take a jewelers screwdriver and stick it between the plastic and the contacts to "tighten" them up. Unplug the PSU first, of course. :twitch:

Thanks for the report, SetsunaFZero! That is good to know, since I have now gone to DDR3 also. :cool:

It's not the chipset so much as the memory. It has never been reported to work with DDR3.

All you guys are young shits. Hell, my daughter is 40. See post 874: http://forums.techpowerup.com/showpost.php?p=1303729&postcount=874

To repeat my previous post, on Page 12: I found a few in the OCZ forums. I posted mine here, in the Memory Database forum http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=90194. Although, those threads seem to be about the timings in the SPD's, not the SPD's themselves.

Read the specifications: JEDEC, NVidia.

Kokoman, that is a good question. I don't know the answer, but you might be able to tell by reading the JEDEC SPD specifications, and the NVidia EPP specifications.

I used some SLI approved modules from OCZ as a guide, along with the EPP specifications. See my comments above about the extended EPP profiles not displaying in SPDTool.

Bouak: I don't know why your memory modules changed from 2GB to 1GB each, or whether re-writing the SPD would fix them. You could run spdtool and see if you can read the existing SPD's to see what they say. But I would look up the numbers on the Gskill site and, see what the specs are...

Yeah, retail Ultimate is $288 on the eggs. How does $89 sound for business OEM?

I have Vista Business OEM edition, complete with x86 and x64 CD's and an unused COA sticker. I got it free with a coupon that came with my XP x64 edition. The price on Newegg is $140.