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I have not done too much research, I'm just starting to look things up. However, I was curious if some one could find me a list of parts which has everything I will need? Will about $150 be enough?

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WD 640 AALS | WD 250 Backup		 Sound Card
X-fi Titanium Fatal1ty		 Power Supply
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You're going to need dry ice, acetone, a pot, a mounting bracket, plenty of neoprene insulation, sealing string, a laser thermometer, and hardware you can afford to lose.
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and what cost am i looking at?

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WD 640 AALS | WD 250 Backup		 Sound Card
X-fi Titanium Fatal1ty		 Power Supply
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CPU cooling
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Windows 7 x64 | Arch Linux		 Monitor
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and what cost am i looking at?
Everything on that list is pretty cheap, but a good copper cpu pot will run maybe 70 bucks? It's been a while since I last looked into it. The string, neoprene, and other things are 5 dollar items at most. If you buy a bracket, I guess that might be 20 bucks, but really you can make one yourself easily. DICE may cost a bit, but if you bug a local butcher he may be able to give you some free when he gets some nice meat.
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where do i find a nice copper pot?

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WD 640 AALS | WD 250 Backup		 Sound Card
X-fi Titanium Fatal1ty		 Power Supply
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where do i find a nice copper pot?
You can ask around here, but for that kind of equipment, I would head over to XtremeSystems. There are people there who will mill you one to whatever dimensions you desire.
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okay, now where should I buy the:
dry ice
acetone
mounting bracket
neoprene insulation
sealing string
laser thermometer

System: My system
CPU
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Hard Drive
WD 640 AALS | WD 250 Backup		 Sound Card
X-fi Titanium Fatal1ty		 Power Supply
Corsair 1000HX		 Case
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CPU cooling
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Windows 7 x64 | Arch Linux		 Monitor
Dell 24" 1920x1080
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dry ice -gas supply, butcher shop, some grocery stores - check your yellow pages
acetone - hardware store
mounting bracket - may get one from who you buy a pot from, otherwise make one
neoprene insulation - hardware store
sealing string - hardware store
laser thermometer - ebay
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Xeon W3540		 Motherboard
Classy X4		 Memory
G-skill Trident 		Graphics Card
Harem of 5870's
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OCZ Vertex		 Sound Card
No sound drivers installed		 Power Supply
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All kits from pot builders includes mountings and neoprene, so don't worry about that Thermometer isn't necessary but it's nice to have one

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Asus P5Q-PRO		 Memory
3GB Crucial Ballistix D9 		Graphics Card
Asus 9600GSO vmoded
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Seagate 7200.10 160GB		 Power Supply
BeQuiet 550W		 Case
Chieftec Smart
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