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The Asus board supports this feature, I'm betting Gigabyte does as well! I hope so anyway. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1t7Rc9q ... ture=g-u-u

Very clean, good choice on the case :thumbup:

I've got a late 2011 13" Macbook pro, I've upgraded the ram to 8GB and a Samsung 830 SSD. I've never used any of the software you're listing, but in Bootcamp I can run Autodesk Inventor 2012 easily. Renders aren't super snappy, but everything else is silky smooth. Even with integrated graphics...

Paying for Mac OS X is a good idea, hackintosh users don't want to be associated with pirating software, so that's cool. But we're still violating the EULA, I'm not sure if it's illegal, but I don't think Apple would be pleased.

I have a question. Since thunderbolt can display video via display port, it must be using the onboard Intel HD Graphics. But what if I install an add-in graphics card, will the thunderbolt port utilize that graphics card, or is it bound to the intel graphics forever? Edit: New video...

You're welcome, glad you got it working!

That's an old article. Version 2 works just dandy. http://www.anandtech.com/show/5453/trim ... n-released

Since you're on a sata II port, 384 MB/s is the max you'll ever get. All ssd's have a garbage collection function, it runs in the background and clears the cells that were marked for deletion by the computer. TRIM is a command sent from the pc that tells the ssd's onboard firmware what/where it...

I'd probably go for it. If it is unfixable, I bet you wouldn't have any trouble getting your money back selling it for parts.

Added some led's, check it out:

Just by luck the psu is just big enough vertically to fit snugly when you bolt the bottom plate on. To stop it from sliding around, I used some .375" right angle aluminum that I got at the hardware store. I bolted the angled aluminum to the plate in a way that would prevent the psu from sliding...

Hey thanks, the front fan is actually 180mm, and it fits just so. It over hangs the hdd rack about .75 on either side so there's a nice stream of air heading towards the add-in cards.

Ah, I should have mentioned that in the original post, that's a 120mm radiator with a shroud and 120mm fan on either side in a sort of push-pull setup.

Specs: EVGA X58 Motherboard i7 920 CPU - Watercooled 12GB 1600 DDR3 RAM 2 XFX HD5850 VGA (Crossfire in Windows) Corsair 750W Modular PSU 2 500GB Seagate Momentus XT in RAID0 (Windows) 1 1TB Corsair Black (Lion) White fans are Silverstone, yellow/black are Silenx Case Hardware...

:shock: You're right, haha. But I swear that for the past few days when I tried to register it said that "this forum is private" Oh well, it works now, that's what's important. Thanks for your help!