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nice job on that one love it!! I have a couple of old atcs cases upstairs been toying with the idea of building a rig, so might just get modding and use one of them now - instead of buying new...!

mint will be much less demanding than vista on your hardware. cpu-z the machine see what cpu is in there and go from there if its a single core intel with 1gb of memory go for the 32-bit version. it will probably pay off to try and beef the ram up a bit, wont cost much for some old pc3200 ddr!

another vote for mint cinnamon. i recently installed it onto an old toshiba satellite only a celery 1.6ghz...bumped it up to 4gb of memory for £25 did a nice fresh install from a usb stick and it flies.

agreed with others, dont bother watercooling the mobo, little advantage and takes away flow.

This man speaks the truth.

again thermochill pa 120.3 awesome rad.

cpu first then gfx is what i ran on a very high flow 1/2" based system. with adequate case ventilation I dont see any need for northbridge/ram/hdd water cooling.

Janice's laughter makes it...l

some middle aged american man dancing :o

OK It may be just me as a gamer but this has stuck with me for years as the most infamous internet clip of all time. Like I said maybe this is just for gamers... :confused:

wikipedia/youtube/google is your friend :) as quoted... " As old as the internet itself.... "

agreed it is a bit the same as the lenny henry, but apparently a countdown of the BEST EVER? however the AYBABTU classic wasnt included? noobs...? lol ;)

Just watched this, some very, very funny; and, classic clips... But, no AYBABTU???? :(

amazing.

JFYI have used a jigsaw with a metal cutting blade at lowish speeds to cut a window into a P180 panel and it was very succesful... HTH

some sort of VAG 1.8T engine, and spend £400 or so on a remap to get around 200bhp is the only other option really...

u need a lcd screen or imon ultra on the front of that its just begging for itt! :)

32-bit edition. Temps are good, nothing is overclocked and its all stock cooling. The case has lots of mesh areas for good ventilation, one being directly above the CPU HSF.

order a piece of plate aluminium the correct size for your needs then all you have to do is use a jigsaw to cut the 5.25" bay openings and then drill a couple of holes for a power switch and the led's. not too hard to do, but it will take some time, if you wanna get into case modding you have...

nah make a new front bezel out of some aluminium plate. if you are gonna have 2 x 120mm fans towards the bottom of the case it kinda makes the kama bay idea redundant imo. I'd have a DVD-ROM, DVD-RW, Alphacool LCD / iMON Ultra, then your main boot drive inside a silentmaxx enclosure...