Sam@Crucial

Hi, this is Sam from Crucial just popping in to thank you for using Crucial Ballistix memory in your systems And special thanks to Rocker for getting the "Ballistix Club" started, here:
http://www.overclock.net/intel-memor...ml#post2772002

As a show of thanks for your support, Crucial is giving one lucky Overclock.net forum member a custom 2GB Ballistix kit I'll send the winner a 2GB kit of Crucial Ballistix DDR or DDR2 at whatever speed fits their system. Everyone is eligible, even outside the US.

Here is the contest. You have until November 22nd, Thanksgiving Day in the US, to respond to this thread with your best turkey recipe... with a catch: Your recipe has to somehow include the use of a computer. Whether for research purposes or actual preparation, a computer has to be involved somewhere in the process. The most creative--and realistic--recipe wins! Photos or other multimedia are encouraged. A panel of Crucial Memory Experts will announce the winner the week after Thanksgiving.

I look forward to seeing your ideas! And thanks again for choosing Crucial Ballistix memory
- Sam

gonX

Who decides the "best" recipe?

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CyberDruid

Hmmmm...I could mod the turkey with a picoaATX motherboard and RAM Disk....but where to put the radiator

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Criss

Amazing things going on in here! I support this thread. If only it were for a 4GB (2x2GB kit) I would be all over it.

(So I could go 1T in case you're thinking I'm crazy)

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JacKz5o

Nice! Welcome to the forums Sam!

I can put a turkey into a UFO case with a QX6850 and some 2900XTs and i'm sure the heat from the hardware will cook the turkey

-Inferno

Take the Turkey... Put it in a Turkey pan thing....Put stuffing in it, let it cook....

Take it out....Eat it by the computer, and relax here on Overclock.net

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Trippen Out

thanks for givin away some ram.. i think its bias towards people who are creative so that counts me out.. of course.. it will be interesting to see some results of those who are creative

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ThePope

Crucial Ballistix are teh pwnage . Btw, Does cooking a turkey inside a computer count? Because i could like, overclock my Q6600 to 4.0ghz, put the turkey inside the case, 2hours later, nice warm juicy turkey would come out.

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SgtSpike

Wow, OCN is getting noticed by hardware vendors... this is good!

This post is my reserved space for my recipe, which will be coming soon! I could sure use some Ballistix... shoulda gone for them in the first place.

By the way, just to be sure, this contest is open to anyone on the forums or just ballistix club members?

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The_Rocker

Yo, thanks for the praise.

I say this would make for quite a tasty turkey

1. Get on a computer, go to a gun store website and order a 12 gauge (bor) shotgun.

2. When gun arrives, drive to nearest turkey farm and say the following to the farmer: "I will trade you my ultra fast P3, 256mb ram, 7300LE rig, for 2 of your turkeys". Farmer says yes so you go and shoot two turkeys and take em home.

3. Pluck and gut both turkeys then rip tubes out of watercooling system and wash turkeys with what leaks out.

4. Put stock intel HS/F onto your 4Ghz Quad Core and take HS/F off everything else in case.

5. Stuff turkey into case and run prime95 for 20 hours.

6. Empty out burnt turkey and computer and stuff the second turkey with the ashes and burnt bits.

7. Put this turkey into a pre heated oven and roast for 12 hours until golden brown. Baste with Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound then leave to stand and cool.


8. EAT!

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