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I've got an Orbweaver Stealth (Cherry Blue keys) for a birthday / Christmas present this year. I was tempted by earlier incarnations of the keypad devices but never throught they had enough keys to be useful. The Orbweaver addresses that issue and has a few gimmicks about it that I may be able...

Well, after doing the foolish thing and getting married, donating my old PC to the missus so I could build a new one, she wants another monitor so that when she plays WoW, she can have Ventrilo, Teamspeak or Web Pages open on another screen. Now we have a really nice home office with a 27...

I'm a Plusnet customer, stuck on ADSL with a BT Wholesale exchange getting a woeful 1.2 MBit connection. Thankfully BT just won a contract to upgrade the whole of Cambridgeshire to Superfast Broadband. My home is only a year old and even though Virgin Media have fibre running within 200 yards...

Also posted in the new case gallery.....

Built this a couple of months back after coming into a little bit of money from the bank :). While it's not the most modded, powerful or extravagant build seen in these forums, I always put a lot of effort into component choice and the actual build to make sure that I have a PC that will last...

Once again, it seems that PC 'standards' are tweaked or ignored to profit the suppliers. I got a Corsair AX750 for my latest build and really liked the look of the red braided cables so sucked it in and let my wallet take the hit! I guess the aftermarket for pre-braided cables would be a...

I have a Coolermaster S4000 that I was going to use for a watercooling build back when 80mm fans were standard. Its got acres of space inside it but I've never had the time to do anything with it. It's currently gathering dust in the loft, still in the original CM packing box!

I think I posted in this thread before about getting my 'home office' done out properly. I designed the layout myself and had a company build the whole thing for me. In total, it cost £1900 but thats because I went for fancy moulded doors with the oak finish, lockable draws and a few other...

I think I might have to dig out my camera soon and take a few pictures of my entirely bespoke little home office. Sold my flat a few months ago and moved in with my girlfriend to a nice new house. She had a crap desk, I had a huge IKEA Jerker and I decided to use some of the proceeds of the...

I'm considering this case for my new build but seriously wondering how it ould handle the heat of a GTX670. The PSU looks like it will sit very close to cards and MB and possibly create a heat trap. Also seems a fully modular PSU is the way to go to ensure that there are no more cables than...

Many thanks for the information and suggestions everyone.

I'm in the process of planning an upgrade and I don't have the huge budgets that I used to, so decided to downscale slightly and build a mATX system based around the ASUS Maximus V Gene. Although I used to play a lot of ARMA, OFP and some COD etc, I play more WoW these days, no an uber PC...

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Well, to answer my own question and to satisfy anyone elses curiosity, I emailed Velocity Micro who confirmed that it is a custom design purely for them by Lian Li. Sorely disappointed this probably won't make it to market :(

Andy, Any chance you could put up some pics of your rig in the Z60 when it's ready? Considering it as the case for my next build.

http://www.velocitymicro.com/opc.php I saw this PC linked through Engadget today and I nearly fell backwards off my chair. Around 10 years ago I bought a Lian Li PC 6070 and I absolutely love the style and functionality of the case, however the small 80mm fans on the case just don't give...

Just realised that I've stepped up into the top 20,000 worldwide with a position of 19,998. Also bumped Wai Hon Lau back down a position so that I'm up to lucky number 7 in the team and also still steadily making moves into the top 1000 UK users with position 986. Really disappointed that I...

Well, hopefully once this has been running for a few days I will be able to get an idea of the output. Just realised I had installed the client without having a supported CUDA driver installed, that's now been resolved and pulling some GPU work units down now. Machine runs pretty much 24/7 so...

I've been away from BOINC for some time now and although I have a couple of distant clients that drop some work units in every now and then, my little cluster had to stop because of changes to network and firewall infrastructure at work. I'm now back with my Quad Core Intel Xeon W3570 which...