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    • Kyle starts episode 11 of the podcast, fresh in from South Africa. Bill Owen of MNPCTech, Alvin Barber a.k.a Mach, Patrick Martin a.k.a. The Matrix Continuum and a special appearance by a founding father of the Mod Brother Forums, Ric Mirto. Kyle starts off the podcast with a discussion surrounding the taxation of sponsored builds on Overclock.net. We then discuss some new items on Kylevdm’s wish list followed by a chat about entries in TMB’s Cardboard Case Competition… Closing with the ever popular, Q&A.

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    • It’s been along time since a Monster tower owned the spotlight. You can’t escape seeing Corsair’s 800D case featured in magazine ads for Gaming PC boutiques. In only 6 months, the case has become one of the most sought after full tower cases in the market. Hardware reviewers praised the 800D for it’s spacious interior and built in features. Corsair invested a lot of time into R&D, and it shows. The research involved watching and listening to the community. “Why don’t manufacturers pre-fit cases for radiators?” Corsair was lurking and taking notes. The 800D fits a 360 size radiator without any modification. This was a nice gesture, but there will always be people who want to squeeze more performance out of this chassis. This illustrated guide shows you how to modify the 800D to fit a 420 size radiator.

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