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Originally Posted by GFDuke (Post 97414)

Nice rig man. Sounds like a lot of fun. Work is picking up some. Nothing like it was 2-3 years ago. But it is getting better. I may not be able to get to Al's place now. I am changing my heating system over to Natural gas. So that means new boiler/burner/ hot water system. But, in the end i'll save over 2k a year in heating costs. And, the wife wants a pool. IDK why ffs. I have a camp on the lake. But I don't think i'm gonna win that battle. Unfortunately.

No kidding bro, Natural is the way to go, My gas bill was $ 42.00 last month around $ 110.00 in the hieght of winter, here in PA you stick a knife in the ground and it starts pouring out of the ground. Upstate used to be a bunch of Hillbillies, Now they are all millionars ....... We are doing ten natural gas conversions a week here. A pool is cool, but adds a lot of work ...... :ohcrap:

That is a drag about Al's I hope something cahnges and you can make it. Should be a lot of fun. Hope it is still on as I have not been around for a while. Good to hear from you though

@ Philly Yates low speed 38mm , they are some nice fans and move a great deal of air for how quite they are, the front side ar Corsair SP Silents, they are decent as well, but if had to do over again would go with the Yates fans all around. Both sets running at 6v are silent though, Really digging have to see the lights to know it is running ......... :laughing:

@ Banik Thansk man, Long time bro, hope this post finds you and your family well I have been busy with so many things these days overclocking has been on the side line for a while now. Once things settel a bit may grab a Haswell set up to play with. What I really need is a 6+ Ghz set up to bench all these retro cards with :)

Good to hear from you all, been pretty quite in these parts.........