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Yes, it is, although it's not the same as when I first bought it. I had AW replace the mainboard, CPU and RAM(that was before I started working on computers), and then I replaced my old stuff with my Gainward G4, Audigy, and I added the CD-RW. Also, I just slide my keyboard tray out over my kness whilst working/playing. |
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Fly Eagles Fly
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my PC, image quality might be a bit poor, custom painted the whole thing. The black is really reflective, like a cars paint job. However, this picture doesn't really show it too well and I was too lazy to take another pic
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Okay, fastfly isn't saying what it is. Hmmm...well I know what it looks like but this isn't the forum for that kind of talk.
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Forgot to post my pic..and editing doesn't let you post after the fact. Without further ado, the ultimate Alienware PC
For now. |
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The Procrastinator
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dang,
richboy, you actually went and bought an alienware? you should have built your own pc with that kind of money. |
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The Procrastinator
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here we go:
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LITE-ON LTD-166S16X DVD ROM Drive - Retail48X CD-ROM Access all format DVD-ROM/R/RW ,CD-ROM/R/RW title & disc Comes with Audio Cable, Manual and Power DVD Software, more info> N82E16827131104 $44.99 Controller, Panels, Add-On Cards, etc. Vantec NXP-101 Nexus Multi-Function Panel. 3 Temperature sensor. CPU fan speed control. LCD display(temp & cpu fan speed). Warning alarm. 2 USB & 1 Firewire ports. 3 Interchangeable color faceplates. NXP-101. Retail more info> N82E16813999501 $37.00 Vantec NXP-201 (SILVER) Nexus Fan Controller Panel. 4 Channel Fan Controller. Adjustable Fan Speed Knobs. Aluminum "U" Type Housing. Blue LED Light . Each Channel Will Support 15 to 18 Watts. Fits In A Standard 5'25" Drive Bay. No Need to Cut Wires Like Other Fan Controller. Just Plug The Cable In. NXP-201-SL. Retail more info> N82E16813999503 $28.00 CPU Thermal Paste / Grease Arctic Silver's NEW Premium Silver Polysynthetic Thermal Compound: Arctic Silver 3. 6-gram( 2 cc. ) tube. Artic Silver more info> N82E16835100004 $12.00 Fan - Case VANTEC's STEALTH SF9225L 92x92x25mm / 3.62x3.62x0.98" Fan, 2-Ballbearing, DC 12V, 0.84W, 0.07 Amp, 1750 RPM, 28.0 CFM, 3-pin with 3/4-pin adaptor. MODEL: SF9225L more info> N82E16811999603 $12.00 $48.00 Fan / Cooling Device - CPU Thermaltake VOLCANO 7+. (With Fan Speed H.M.L RPM Setting Cable) Variable Fan Speed Control. TINY FIN TECHNOLOGY. High Ratio (36 fins). All Copper Material. 3-Pin with 4-Pin adaptor. Retail. For INTEL Socket 370 & AMD Socket 462. 70x70x25 mm fan. Fan speed control: H: 6000/M: 4800/L: 3000 RPM. Air Flow: 49 CFM. Mfr's P/N: A1254 more info> N82E16835106014 $33.00 Floppy Drives MITSUMI D359M3 FDD 1.44MB 3.5INCH - OEM Specifications: Connector: 34-pin Floppy cable Standard Connector. Modes: HD(1.44MB) Supports: Dos, Windows 3.1, 95/98 NT3.51 and 4.0 2DD(720kb) Supports: Dos, Windows 3.1, 95/98 NT3.51 and 4.0 more info> N82E16821103104 $9.00 Memory (System Memory) KINGSTON RAMBUS 512MB PC 800 NonECC - OEM Eight Layer, Lifetime Warranty All Rambus must be used in pairs. more info> N82E16820153001 $239.00 $478.00 Motherboards - AMD Asus Motherboard for AMD Athlon/XP/Duron Processors, Model# A7N8X Deluxe Retail Specifications: CPU Supported: Socket A AMD Athlon/XP/Duron (support AMD XP2800) Throughbred core CPU ready Chipset: NVIDIA nForce2 SPP, nForce2 MCP-T FSB: 333/266/200MHz IDE: 2x channel ATA133 RAM: 3x 184-pin DIMM Sockets (PC3200/PC2700/PC2100 non-ECC DDR Ram) Slots: 1x AGP (Pro/8X), 5x PCI Ports: 6x USB(2.0), Onboard Serial ATA: Silicon Image Sil 3112A Controller with 2 ports, support RAID 0/1 Onboard Audio: Realtek ALC650 6-ch w/built in amplifier, integrated APU (Audio Processor Unit), Soundstorm Encoder Onboard LAN: MCP integrated 3Com MAC + Broadcom AC101L PHY Onboard Firewire 1394: 2 Ports MCP-T integrated IEEE 1394a + Realtek PHY 8801B more info> N82E16813131436 $153.00 Power Supplies SPARKLE 400 WATTS ATX UL APPROVED POWER SUPPLY MODEL # FSP400-60GN(12V) - OEM AMD (Athlon XP 2100+) Approved & Intel Pentium 4 Ready - One Year Warranty more info> N82E16817103407 $63.00 Processors ►Blow-Out! AMD Athlon XP 2800+ 333MHz FSB Processor CPU, Model# AXDA2800KV3D - OEM Must be purchased with approved AMD motherboard! Will not be sold separately. Specifications: Type: Athlon XP 2800+ Cache: 256K BUS: 333MHz Socket: Socket A OEM - (Processor Only) more info> N82E16819103348 $374.00 Sound Card VOYETRA TURTLE BEACH SANTA CRUZ - OEM PCI Sound Card with Digital Signal Processor for the Ultimate Listening Experience. Home theater surround sound. Create your own Music. Accelerates MP3, DVD, and Internet Audio. Mfg Part# TBS-3400-01 Driver Download: *Audio Cable Not Included!* more info> N82E16829118101 $62.00 Video Cards **This item is NOT REFUNDABLE, exchange for same exact item only!!** ATI All-In-Wonder RADEON 9700 PRO 128MB DDR 8X AGP RETAIL Specifications: Chipset:RADEON 9700Pro Visual processing unit (VPU) Memory:128MB DDR, 256-bit memory Eight parallel rendering pipelines Four parallel geometry engines Bus: AGP 8X support THEATER™ 200 Video decoder and stereo audio processor Stereo audio, S-video, and composite video inputs and outputs Stereo TV tuner with 125 channels Capture Video 720 X 480 at 30 frames per second Ports: VGA + DVI + S-Video Out OS Support: Windows 98SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP more info> N82E16814102250 $393.00 Subtotal » $2,028.98 that satisfying or what?!?! |
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dang i3OSS the case dude,just the case
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Darn, you are rich, aren't you?
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The Procrastinator
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sam21,
i believe you cannot get the case with "alienware" words on it unless you buy it from alienware, but you can get the same type of case from antec, chieftec, cheming, and many other brands. He DID buy it from alienware, lets just drop the subject, im just saying i wish i had that kind of money to spend ![]() *cough COUGH* i3oss |
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Iman74 I told you......This Thread is for Case pics so what else would I post? a Picture of my Case. |
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Member (9 bit)
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I think he's asking what the outline of the window is. What is it?
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#45 |
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The Procrastinator
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ok, were off the subject, any know a good technique to stealth a drive?
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Aerospace
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hmmm....It kinda looks like a womens chest.
Oh well didnt mean for it to. The whole outline is smooth though no bumps. i30SS: Different techniques for different cases. What case you planning on? |
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#47 |
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theres a good tutorial here:
http://www.aselabs.com/articles.php?articleid=12 |
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#48 |
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The Procrastinator
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im talking about the one in my sig:
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The Procrastinator
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viral,
thats a great technique, but what are the sticky dots he is talking about called?? |
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pics of my computer can be found at www.delamente.net/stuff/mycomputer
Only mod's i've done so far is cut the stock grill off the back and replaced it with my own. I have a window kit and cold cathode coming in soon, though. |
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Here's my whole computer area. I've also got my drives stealthed even though the case has a door covering them up. I've got a Digital Doc too.
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![]() What I don't see is what you decal is supposed to be. When people have windows on the side of their PC's they sometimes have a decal, so when lit up, it shows a dragon, biohazard sign, radiation symbol, etc... I can't make out what yours is, assuming it's of something. People are saying the Grim Reaper, but I don't see that at all. |
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#53 |
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Member (11 bit)
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Fastfly's window is actually a different shape than it looks from his pic due to the darkness. A quick touchup with photoshop and I got this.
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Aerospace
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hehe cant you all just look at the pic and enjoy
![]() Its just clear plexi so far. I might add frost or a decal not sure what yet though. |
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#56 |
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The Procrastinator
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renegade,
whats the other computer in the background and where did you get those stands? |
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#57 |
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Red Sox Nation
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RenegadeKing,
Nice speaker setup!
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#58 |
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I have the Cambridge Soundworks DTT2500 sound system. http://www.thetechzone.com/reviews/s...00/index.shtml
They're about a year old. The stands came with it. It was $199 if I remember correctly. They're pretty nice. The other computer is my brother's. I basically put it together with the parts from my computer when I did my last major upgrade, with the rest from newegg. It's a Tbird 1.4, Abit KT7A-Raid, 512 megs PC133, and a Radeon 8500. He goes to boarding school so it isn't usually here, but he's been home for the past 3 weeks for X-mas vacation. |
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The Procrastinator
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anyone know where to get stands?
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Aerospace
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Radioshack has some pretty cheap one.
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