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I do not think that word means what you think it means

Okay, this even more linkage for you, this time from good ole Overclockers Online , but I gotta say, it amused the hell out of me. Now we got our usual

Okay, this even more linkage for you, this time from good ole Overclockers Online , but I gotta say, it amused the hell out of me. Now we got our usual quote to tease you into checking out the site in question, but the email also reports that the particular case on review, the Cyclone 5000, has 'has blowholes, suckholes… and lot more'. Suckholes. That's a very openminded case, but I think the fans might get in the way.

Anyway, here's sample of sucky goodness:

'To see if the case would keep up the good work under full load, I launched an instance of Prime95, a program that really tortures your cpu by using every spare cycle to calculate prime numbers. Once Prime was going, I started my all time favorite FPS game ... yes you guessed it: Quake 3: Arena.
After fooling around on the net and killing some mofo's (and of course get my own butt kicked several times), I closed Quake and checked back at the temperatures. I was happy to see that my case temp was only ONE (1) degree above the room temperature.'

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Issue: 133 | February, 2012

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