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View Poll Results: What color stain should I use?
Dark Walnut 13 25.49%
Red Oak 4 7.84%
Red Mohogany 15 29.41%
Cherry 7 13.73%
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Old 08-31-09   #41 (permalink)
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Very Nice, Just an FYI the ground on a mobo are there for a few reasons. 1 the more grounds the less load on a circuit and 2 it make practical sense to use mounting points for grounds. But you do not need them, they are not imperative. Also these kids that have one or 2 screws holding their mobo in and ground points that can connet/disconnect with expansion/contraction are looking for trouble and I wouldn't be surprised if they are the same ones that are rma'ing boards continually.

But none of this is a concern to you as all your mount points are insulated by your building material. The only effect will be the load on your ground wires to you PS will be higher.

Great Job, keep up the good work. :
Thanks I am working on maybe adding a ground system to the chassis not sure how but will see.
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Get this the buy at Best Buy said the gts 250 is better than this card. I told him to suck my right and left nut. This card is about even with the GTX 285.


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Coming along quite well,, great work!!

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Coming along quite well,, great work!!
Thanks been busy no time to work now but few days hopefully.
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Get this the buy at Best Buy said the gts 250 is better than this card. I told him to suck my right and left nut. This card is about even with the GTX 285.


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I like how this is looking.

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I like how this is looking.
Thanks no further progress done yet but take a look at my 900 project second chance case mod. Need to make a thread on this its turning out nice.

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Get this the buy at Best Buy said the gts 250 is better than this card. I told him to suck my right and left nut. This card is about even with the GTX 285.


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2GB Corsair XMS2 800MHz 5-5-5-15 1.98v 		Graphics Card
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Hello everyone sorry for no updates lately family issues and lots of work have come in to play. Weather is not good and I have been working on my new Youtube channel so I have not had time to get over and work on this project. Maybe after the holiday I can start up on it again.
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Get this the buy at Best Buy said the gts 250 is better than this card. I told him to suck my right and left nut. This card is about even with the GTX 285.


System: 2009 Build v3.0
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E8400 Q815A275 3.2GHz 400x8		 Motherboard
BIOSTAR T-Power I45		 Memory
2GB Corsair XMS2 800MHz 5-5-5-15 1.98v 		Graphics Card
BFG 7950GT OC 512MB
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2 x 250GB SATA		 Power Supply
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CM Stacker STC-T01
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Hello everyone sorry for no updates lately family issues and lots of work have come in to play. Weather is not good and I have been working on my new Youtube channel so I have not had time to get over and work on this project. Maybe after the holiday I can start up on it again.
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