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If you're not gaming a 2GB/ £50 GPU will be fine, just a normal family PC.

Here are a few more http://farm1.static.flickr.com/158/434917924_9ea1f2ca0d_o.jpg http://www.vincentchow.net/images/homemade-spoiler.jpg http://www.matt-d.com/ghetto/spoiler.jpeg I especially like the third one.

Or this! http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~hfu/Pimped%20Ride/PimpedRide.JPG

Look stupid unless you MX-5 is 1.8i

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Similar situation here, HTPC and NAS and out of space also. Or add a multiple bay NAS. One option like me is to replace the HD inside your NAS. Another is just to add more HD to your HTPC. One quiet 3.5" isn't going to make your HTPC noisey (have two Samsung 3.5" in mine) As for server you...

Looking into two of these. Performance isn't priority - for a NAS. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HD-158-WD&tool=3 Better option than the Samsung F1 I guess?

The pain!

You allow your wife to stay indoors? You mean she doesn't live in the shed? Be alpha! you could buy M&K Plasma range, in white :-D

Exactly. And exactly why I bought the Arcam Alpha 9. Bargain @£100 with a headphone amp to boot. Plus input switching and powering my speakers.

I suppose they'll do if you can't afford anything better, though being lifestyle you know compromises have been made. If you've got any interest in sound quality move to the Q range

Those elseware shouldn't effect it too much, don't think using SSD for temp/working is such a good idea due to the number of writes. Things like net folder can be on a HD.

You're trying to argue home theatre control & automation with me? Are you kidding?:D

Trucks have higher ground clearence so better for really rough terrain. However buggies handle better. For high end look at FG.

And being a PS3 fanboy is also childish. All Sony had to do was include a IR receiver in the PS3. I couldn't care less if no remote is included, but IR control function will come in handy, without working out the limitations. Also 7.1 RCA output, which I'll be needing. Looks like I'll have to...

Nitro uses special fuel, can't remember the mixture what's inside the stuff. Petrol is like a chainsaw engine, in a RC car. Those are usually larger scale. 1:4-:1:6. Looking at around £300-£600 for the RC car, plus another few hundred for radio. I prefer petrol, had nitro in the past.

Be great if OS have a option for SSD install that way you select another drive that's used for the constant writing (temp, my docs, net working, pagefile)

And the one on the 8000Q is even higher end :-)

I bought a Arcam Alpha 9 integrated off a mate for £100, new was £500.

If a power surge knackers your UPS battery then the UPS isn't dong it's job, the voltage adjustment AVR thing should correct that.