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That's the fella... Available most places - http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInfo.aspx?ProductID=11675&&source=Dealtime http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.asp?sku=310787&cks=SER

I can vouch for the DFI Lanparty UT nF4 boards having the Ultra-D version myself. A little daunting at first maybe due to the mountain of options but the best AMD motherboard available today.

Same for the Quesslet, that's been there for about 5 years.

Same here so an initial outlay of £299 suddenly turns into £1500+ :(

I guess ultimately it depends on what you want from the end result.. Do you want to sit on the sofa and play driving/platform/sports games with reasonably good graphics on a large screen or would you prefer a high spec PC with superior graphics and the ability to upgrade as and when necessary...

Most retailers wont tell you what the stepping code is so I purchased mine from http://www.cpucityshop.co.uk/ as they told me what stepping it was before I placed the order. CAB2E's were very popular and some people acheived 3ghz from their 144's. CABNE 0540's aren't bad, CABYE's seem less...

You "could" get a 146 but I haven't seen any in stock and it depends what stepping code applies to the cpu.

That's what the program is designed for... Adjusting fan speeds hence the name SPeedfan. The main page allows you to adjust the speed of various fans in your PC from 100% down to 0% (off).

As gaming benchmarks are primarily associated with graphics cards they are not neccessarily the ideal benchmark for testing the cpu, hence I ran Superpi instead, but nevertheless here you go - 3DMark05 - 7664 - http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=1497627 PCMark05 - 4419 -...

Now I really must go to bed...

Rather than spend £700 on an Athlon 64 FX-57 take one server rated AMD Opteron 144 (CABNE 0540) with standard heatsink, a DFI Lanparty UT nF4 Ultra-D motherboard and a few hours tweaking and we end up with the end result below.. Not bad for a humble 1.8ghz server processor. Unfortunately...

You connect to the server and upload the live stream to their server. They inturn stream it to as many people as you pay for.

SHOUTCAST PRICING PER MONTH Number of Listeners » 5 10 25 50 100 Max Bit Rate: 24 Kbps $15.00 $30.00 $60.00 $90.00 $100.00 Max Bit Rate: 64...

You need to pay for a Shoutcast server. At those bit rates and to that many people it's not all that cheap.

http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php

It's a nice game to pass some time but compared to BF2 it's very "animated" and lacks any real sense of accuracy.

It's all gone very quiet over there..

Glad people have found it easy to follow :)

15 on my Mk2 172 and 8 on my 172 Cup

VVT is very real in the sense of Variable Valve Timing and constantly adjusts the timing from 1350rpm(ish) upwards. Any sound at 5k(ish) has absolutelty nothing to do with VVT whatsoever. These are Clio's not Type R's. You seem to be thinking of VTEC however which is not merely valve timing.

Absolutely nothing do with VVT... That operates from 1350rpm upwards. The "kick" is the cams.

Same thing.

Night maps are shite..

The "real" game comes on DVD.

The latest patch is causing alot (note I didn't say all) of people problems clart so you're not alone.

A decent graphics card would be first on my list..

Give me a shout on msn if you get really stuck (address in my profile)

As already said Event Viewer (also found under Adminastrative tools) is the best option but this inly applies to Windows XP and wasn't present in the previous versions of Windows.

It is shite - http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=102024&highlight=w800i Look at the link I provided towards the end of that post.

Then use the link I provided... Not rocket science..;)