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Could you be a little less specific please :p

This is how we're looking atm:

Yeah, keep changing my mind every hour :lol: On the + side I found a better GPU card for less $ :) Ok, after some more searching I think I will go with the H80, thanks.

Some reviews of the H100/80 looked favourable but others suggested the resulting temperatures were no better than current air cooled products. Still looking into it though.

Well hello there

I can't look at an Audi Q7 and not think of TDU2... :lol:

'Racing Setup' in Italian, another racing sim for PC and console that appears to have some decent features (most of which were already planned for pCARS as well, but the more the merrier).

Saw that mobo but it doesn't really have anything extra that I'd have much use for. Thunderbolt isn't big enough yet and there's no point buying TB devices if you can only plug them into one PC. Expansion cards will be the best way to add them eventually. WC would be cool (pardon the pun) but don't have a heck of a lot of room. Have considered getting a standalone CPU water cooler though.

A few Aussies here but we don't play TDU2. Welcome to join us in Forza Horizon, GT5, PC racing sims, etc.

Built this one in May 2008: Case: Antec 900 (with extra optional fans) - $191 Mobo: XFX nVidia n790i Ultra 1333MHz FSB - $559 CPU: Intel Q9550 2.83GHz 1333MHz FSB - $679 RAM: OCZ Reaper 4GB DDR3 1333MHz FSB - $335 GPU: XFX nVidia 9800 GX2 - $829 PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower 1200w - $425 DVD-RW: Asus /w Lightscribe - $40 HDD: 3x WD 2TB Black series + 1x WD 2TB Green (added over time) Total: $3,008 Monitor: BenQ E2420HD with 2x HDMI, 1x DVI, 1x VGA Speakers: Logitech Z5500D 5.1 surround. In May 2010 upgraded to an eVGA nVidia 480GTX ($830) since the GX2 died and generally wasn't that great. Has always been very quick but quite noisy with all those fans. I'm now looking to build something much quicker but also a lot quieter. In the meantime I've purchased a near-silent HTPC for all non-gaming tasks (such as typing this up) since leaving the gaming PC on all day would leave the ears ringing. Had a bit of a look around (haven't checked other nearby stores to find the lowest price yet) and am thinking building something like this: Case: CoolerMaster Silencio 650 - $157 Mobo: Asus P8Z77-V-Deluxe - $308 CPU: Intel i7 3770K 3.5 - 3.9GHz - $338 RAM: Gskill RipjawsZ F3-17000 16GB 2133MHz FSB - $159 GPU: eVGA nVidia GTX 680 4GB 1019MHz O/C edition - $779 PSU: Keep existing? - $0 Optical: Keep Existing? - $0 (or Bluray burner for $89) HDD: Keep Existing? =$0 (8TB should be enough, might get another SSD though when prices drop more) CPU Cooler: Haven't looked yet, mustn't block RAM (high profile) and mustn't be noisy Total so far: $1,879

Got some SSD issues here, Windows not booting, and then when I do manage to boot it, Windows does something and says I need to restart, which breaks it again. Might pass on tonight and try for Wednesday

Can do short cruises at night time (my time) which is around 11am UK time I think

What do we think of this one: CoolerMaster Silencio 650 ATX Case [RC-650-KKN1] - $159.00 - Scorpion Technology

Just do yourself a favour and don't try drifting in real life, coz if/when you do hit a kerb you'll wish your car only went on two wheels ;)

What can I say about todays race; not much because I fell asleep after 15 laps :lol:

Windows probably changed to AHCI mode requiring new drivers for all drives

Got the tape measure and it looks like I have 49cm to play with, say 485mm to be safe, Probably best not to have a fan in the top of the case for that reason.

Heading in game now... ---------- Post added at 22:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 21:00 PM ---------- Found DJoyTinio:

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You can still take screenshots from the Nordschleife level in My Pony and me 2.

humgoo, I think there's a bit of, how can I put it, the Iced Bullet touch in that tutorial. :lol: Basically if you want to convert online to offline, create a dummy offline profile and copy the first 50 bytes across to your existing online profile (after backing up) And vice versa, if you want to go offline to online, create a new online profile and copy the first 50 bytes to your existing offline profile.

Why you... :fuming: :p

My car has an electronic clutch and doesn't lurch like that (unless I step on the gas pedal).