Wow, you did quite a job on wire management.
I recently re upgraded, please give me a break about the dust. I live in the freaking desert.



Anywho it's mostly the same as the last time but now it has
A-data DDR2 memory, still 2 gbs
Intel Core2duo e6750
DFI infinity blood iron something P35 motherboard.

I also took the ide drives out and put then in a P3 computer on the network.

I'm pretty pleased with how well it overclocks and how cool the thermalright heatsink keeps it. I think that 2.66 to 3.4 ghz may be a bit much though. It is perfectly stable, but I don't really want to fry the equipment, especially when it serves all my needs at it's stock speed. I'll probably put it back to stick till something I use requires more power.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1005/...7505fdd8_o.png

 

I've been tweaking my 6850GO with my aircooling setup, here are some results:



4Ghz is relatively stable, but I run 3.9 for 24/7 usuage. I haven't gotten off my lazy ass to install this:



^ That was once my setup (Just for benchmarking, it was an eye sore to look at). The system is currently sitting 1ft from my right foot .. it just takes time to install ...heh.

 

CPU
E6600 44G 3.240GHz
Motherboard
Asus P5B-deluxe
Memory
2GB PQIturbomem 667
Graphics Card
eVGA 7800GTX KO(490/1300)
Hard Drive
1x 400GB Seagate 7200rpm/16mb cache
Sound Card
X-fi Xtreme Gamer
Power Supply
610w PCP&C silencer
Case
TTArmor w/side fan
CPU cooling
Custom Watercooling
GPU cooling
Zalman VF700AlCu
Memory cooling
stock heatspreaders
Case cooling
Lots of fans

I don't know if it's allowed, but I learn everything from a computer forum called overclock.net. I guess it won't take business from a car forum.