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Hi Guys, I've been doing some reading up on Watercooling and whilst there are plenty of 'guides' it still isn't very clear, with there being different sizes/types of tubing etc and information on how exactly to piece a loop of components together isn't well covered either. So for...

looks a whole lot better now.

Oh Hai xx http://www.netgear.co.uk/powerline_wallplugged_extenders.php

£50 is good regardless, I've think you've answered your own question tbh.

Silverstone will be because of RWS, I did the same laps around Silverstone.

got mine but Steam won't let me install it, tw*ts lol. I also didn't get my free Blu-Ray as HMV took it off the PC orders and made it only available to 360/PS3 orders.

sounds awful tbh.

I think what I've currently got is a stacker ( an nVidia special edition) and the 800D is taller but pretty much the same otherwise. But yeah, if I stand any chance of going watercooled it looks like the best option from the current choice.

tbh I'm thinking a 360 rad in the top and start off with CPU cooling atleast. Otherwise I'll get the H70. I'm essentially now waiting for the 6000 series GPUs to be released before purchasing, but I may buy the 800D soon and start fitting watercooling components to it so I can start to learn/test.

Larger radiator, two fans rather than one (they are faster also) and a completely re-designed CPU pump.

Your friend's phone is on Vodafone. Thanks.

I'm still enjoying it, nearing the end now I think, so will try mulitplayer.

just noticed there is actually a Corsair H70 which seems to be worth the extra, so I've updated my list.

tbh mate that's probably what I'm going to end up with. The Corsair H50 is already on my list and I don't think I'll have the balls to try putting a watercooling block on a brand new £500 GPU (especially having never done it before).

I think I'm going to go for the Corsair 800D and aim for something similar to one of these: The 800D has bags of space which gives lots of potential, its also got excellent cable management and doesn't force a colour scheme so I'm free to choose (unlike some cases)

have you got any pics of your 800D wozzaa? I'm thinking it might be a good option to go for.

didn't even know about Max Payne 3, coolio.

I got my Incase clear snap case today as well, seems pretty good, better than the bumper. Personally, I think the screen doesn't need any protection, I find them impossible to scratch (unless your a f**wit ;) )

I was almost ready to order the one I posted above tbh, but since finding that and the forum its on I'm going to look around for inspiration and re-consider going down the watercooling route.

Oh my.

not a fan tbh, each to their own.

Apparently a 12" card (ATI 5970) has only 1/2mm spare before hitting the fans at the bottom.

I've found another new contender which looks good, 50/50 on the red tbh.

Fanatec are in a league above but a lot of money.

Fantastic

Yeah the Logitech G25 is regarded as one of the best wheels and can be played on both PC and PS3 (not Xbox 360 though!) I don't know if it can be bought new anymore, otherwise the new version is the G27: http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/gaming/wheels

pre-ordered for PC with free Public Enemies Blu-Ray from HMV for £24.99

I'm still planning on going for a 2GB 5970, I can then have two further down the road. That is unless I decide to wait for the 6000 series cards.

I've had a couple of close calls, most memorable @ Goodwood when the phone completely left my hand over concrete but I managed to catch it (it wasn't in a case/bumper or anything!) £600 phone, no insurance.