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harry90 wrote:All yours Supplanter i will PM you bank details
An offer of $15 has been made on the water cooling system.

Do you know what socket cpu it supports? and is it used?

Im not too sure what you mean :s on the box it says:
Quick install connectors and screws, universal clips for P4 LGA 775 P4 Prescott, AMD K8, K7.
PCI slot for VR and tube

And yes it has been used, but i cant remember when and by who in the house since i had never actually seen this before i went looking for things in the garage.

harry90 wrote: P4 LGA 775 P4 Prescott, AMD K8, K7.

Thats the CPU socket. So most older chips.

sorry harry but ive got an AM3 i would of loved to of used it and im not game enough to water cool my video card

Found a few more things

A TP-LINK 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Switch with 8 ports
And a Serial ATA 150 PCI card

Working on getting more pics up asap

silverGPX wrote:sorry harry but ive got an AM3 i would of loved to of used it and im not game enough to water cool my video card

hehe thats cool mate no worries

harry90 wrote: A TP-LINK 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Switch with 8 ports

Ben am I going to need to something like this for my cat6 cable?

8 ports isn't much man, just get a 24port

Cheers

They arn't expensive anyway

Are you kidding? 24 ports are heaps expensive! You're looking at $400 or more. Its cheaper to cascade 3 el-cheapo 8 porters. Only reason I ended up with a 24 porter was compliments of work!

Question is Simon, how many items are you gonna connect up?

well I am planning on running cat6 to 8 points in the house (one to each of the main rooms of the house) and then I suppose I connect the modem, phone and a pc to it and meeting point (study)....???


Can anyone else tell I am really confused? Anyone got a diagram? The main thing is I dont want to get the walls on and then think I should have done soemthing else

Haha, have you ever seen 'network' diagrams? All these generic icons that are supposed to represent PCs or phones all connected up via lightning bolts to a cloud

If I've got time tonight, I'll MS Paint up your floor plans with something.

Don't worry thou, home networking is really easy these days. It's all plug & play

Bennoz wrote:Haha, have you ever seen 'network' diagrams? All these generic icons that are supposed to represent PCs or phones all connected up via lightning bolts to a cloud

If I've got time tonight, I'll MS Paint up your floor plans with something.

Don't worry thou, home networking is really easy these days. It's all plug & play

That would be awesome. I am not to good with learning by reading, I am visual learner. Hmmmm thats probably why I sucked at school so much.

Love plug and play

Bennoz wrote:Are you kidding? 24 ports are heaps expensive! You're looking at $400 or more. Its cheaper to cascade 3 el-cheapo 8 porters. Only reason I ended up with a 24 porter was compliments of work!

Question is Simon, how many items are you gonna connect up?

Lucky I "borrowed" a few from tafe last year then I guess...