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#1 Chrnocide
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If I put a regular 7200 RPM 3.5 SATA internal HD into a USB 3.0 external enclosure and transfer data through a 3.0 USB port, will it go at 3.0 speeds? Or does the HD need to be a specific kind, like a SSD or something?

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#2 Chrnocide
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I don't even think that the GTX 275 is in production anymore. I know this because I've been looking for one to SLI with, and it's been discontinued due to heating problems. If you find one now a days, it's probably either used or refurbished. Definately go with the 460.
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#3 Chrnocide
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834115866 I have that. Can run games like Gears of War and Left4Dead 2 at max settings.
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#4 Chrnocide
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Heres with CPUID monitering: So the TEMP1's aren't the CPU core temps? I'm confused now lol.
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#5 Chrnocide
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it's a AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition. ~_~
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#6 Chrnocide
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Yeah, it's a stock heat sink. No, it's not under load. :(
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#7 Chrnocide
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So aside from my GPU being a little hot ( I'm running two moniters ) do you guys see anything wrong with these temps? I just bought a new CPU so I might just not be used to having a quad core, but should it be running this hot?

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#8 Chrnocide
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227274 or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227267
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#9 Chrnocide
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I understand that ^ , however my new mobo is going to support 16GB's of RAM, and so I want to start moving forward in getting single 4GB sticks. Let me try CPU Z and see how it turns out. I'll check back, thanks for all the help guys.
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#10 Chrnocide
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Okay, first off, anyone ( at the top of their head ) know of a free program that will tell me the RAM type ( 1333 / 1066 etc ) I haveon my computer? I know it's DDR3 but I don't know the standard...

Also, is it possible to put a 4 GB stick of DDR3 RAM with like.. 2 other 2 GB sticks? I'll clarify furtherif that confuses anyone.