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    Default How I deal with large image files.

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    Very nice mate, but how much was that little baby to build... The thought of water in a PC scares me

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    Wow.... cool! But the HD capacities (1.5 & 2.5 GB) look small to me? Or did you mean TB?

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    Think he means TB

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    Thanks for catching the GB / TB. Did you see what time I posted that?

    I have about $2000 including all of the external hard drives.

    It seems like it was not that long ago I had a 40MB hard drive and someone said I would never fill that up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Shadle View Post
    Thanks for catching the GB / TB. Did you see what time I posted that?

    I have about $2000 including all of the external hard drives.

    It seems like it was not that long ago I had a 40MB hard drive and someone said I would never fill that up!
    That would probably translate to £2000 over here in ripoff Britain... Preobably a lot more than I would need... Just jealous really :)

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    Did you clone out the dust bunnies? :)

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    It's water cooled - no dust bunnies in there! There's no phalanx of fans to suck it in in the first place.

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    My oldest nephew builds his own computers, they are all water cooled and he says he won't ever go back. Keep eye on those temps and nice setup James! :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by JH Tugs View Post
    It's water cooled - no dust bunnies in there! There's no phalanx of fans to suck it in in the first place.
    I still cool the hard drives, memory and power supply with fans.
    A filter on them helps keep the dust down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Shadle View Post
    I still cool the hard drives, memory and power supply with fans.
    A filter on them helps keep the dust down.
    You're no fun :-) *grin* It does look remarkably shiny, it has to be said. Is this the 'just built' picture?

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    Nice. Amazing how prices drop so quickly on hardware. I built a computer two years ago for ~$2300 that is almost half of what you have.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JH Tugs View Post
    You're no fun :-) *grin* It does look remarkably shiny, it has to be said. Is this the 'just built' picture?
    No, it is about 6 month old now.
    I will once a month take a small vacuum and brush to clean any dust out.
    James

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    That's dedication - but it looks very well on the diet of care you are giving it. Really nicely put together machine.

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