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Nvidiafreak

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yes the white monitor is another CPU if you look at the bottom i have a pc on both sides of my desk, the white monitor is a 3.2 ghz HT P4 im using as a ftp/teamspeak server.. the 2 black monitors are my gaming PC, its a :

AMD64 3000+

Gigabyte K8NSNXP mobo

1024 ddr 400

Nvidia Geforce 6800gt

2 36.7 raptors in raid 0

2 W.D. 250gb hd's

audigy2 zs platinum pro

Nostromo speed pad

logitech extreme 3d pro

wacom graphire

microsoft bluetooth combo

(on order in the mail is: microsoft redesigned natural wireless keyboard combo and logitech new laser wireless mouse.)

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critchley

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man.. I'm so envious right now....  :pinch:  :wacko:

what's up with the white monitor? another CPU? Why not use it as a tri-screen :cool:

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umm tri screen, well i had to post my this my room is now as tidy as it has ever been and ive got a nice King-Sized bed in there hardly any floor space at all now :)

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j0sh

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Heh Thanks :)

Just need to maybe tweak the wiring in my system. Need Silver driver bezels and the AeroGate 3 from CM and im done :D

Oh the Printer is a Epson Stylus C64 USB ;) Just hidden wires, i specialise in hiding away wires ;) Hence it took my 9 Hours changing from one case to another  :sleep:

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Makes me want to put a window in my WaveMaster, but it'd keep me awake all night :(

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critchley

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no it isnt a light in fact its just a typical english road sign which i found lying at the side of the road :rolleyes: . it only looks so bright becuase i couldnt get the flash off my camera. i did used to have some green led's behind it and it looked so good but alas they broke.

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