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I didn't recognize those wires you showed me. I took a picture of my motherboard for you. Doubt it will be very helpful, but here you have it:

Good luck with the interview, Timo. Hope you get the job. Been playing the first Age of empires myself. Old memories.

Well, 1.187,00 NOK is quite alot for a gamble, true. Yes, it's expensive. Norway is a very expensive country. That's why it's rich, along with the oil ofcourse. I have a 400W PSU in an old computer. I also have two memory chips that makes for 1024 MB RAM. But there's no chance to getting the computer up and running without a GPU, is there? Btw, what is EOL hardware?

Yes, the processor is still there. I hope the computer will run. There's a reason my brother bought a new one. It stopped working for some reason. I just hope the problem was in the power supply or GPU, and not the processor or motherboard. And by the way, the picture I posted of the power supply is of a 500W one. Here's a link to the site on which I found those parts: www.komplett.no

A song from my favourite rock band, Uriah Heep. This track will have you slowly nod your head in beat with the heavy, bluesy guitar riffs. A brilliant track, sadly a bit overshadowed by bigger hits like The wizard, Lady in black and Easy livin', which are also good songs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcppuwtEdiw

I found some parts on a Norwegian computer site. Will this do for power supply? : Corsair CX V2 500W PSU ATX 12V V2.3, 80 Plus, Standard. 2x 6+2pin PCIe, 5x SATA, 120mm Fan And this for memory: Corsair Value S. PC3200 DDR-DiMM 2GB Kit w/two matched Value Select 1024MB (x2)

Thank you very much, Timotheus. That was excactly what I needed to know. So I should basically just forget two videocards? I've been searching different sites online to find memory chips, but I've only found some on ebay (which can be a little risky). I guess I'll just look around some more. Thanks for the info anyway. Perhaps now I can finally run Age of Empires 1 without lag...

I once quit a new job after only one day. The people and environments were p*ssing me off. I could have worked there for 3 months in agony, but what is the point of that? When you get a job in which you don't feel comfortable at all, just leave it. Life is too short to waste on things you really don't want to do. When it comes to work, there are always opportunities around.

My brother recently gave me his old cabinet with a MSI K8N Diamond plus motherboard. Would any of you be so kind as to tell me how to max it out with GPU's and memory? I've been looking around on the net for some answers, but my computer skills are not high enough to fully understand the information. I got a friend who is willing to give me a XFX GeForce GTS 250 1GB. Will this card work? I need: Two videocards that goes in my motherboard 4 GB of RAM A sufficient power supply Any help would be much appreciated.

Correct! Would anybody like to try the medium one? (The screenshots seems awfully dark here at the work-pc, but looks OK at my laptop at home, also, I shoot the screens myself, directly from my DVD's) No one guessed it. History of Violence You got Dark City right, so turn goes to you if you want it. History of violence is wrong. The movie is Eastern Promises.

Correct. You certainly nailed that one. Turn goes to you.

Very good job man! In fear of this topic standing still for two weeks, I'll just post one right now.

Yeah. The guy's been real busy. 93 dead so far. 86 on the island, and 7 from the bomb in the city. Death count is expected to rise even further, as not everyone have been accounted for. He is the worst mass murder/spree killer in Norwegian, perhaps scandianvian modern history. I've read alot about it on the internet. The bomb was made out of at least 1000 pounds of fertilizer. He is supposed to have planned this for 9 years.

Same movie Gogo. Evil dead 2. He is forced to cut off his hand after it tried to kill him. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzXk3nfEdMY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr4PcOQYFAw

Classic scene. I much prefer this to modern CGI, which most movies today seem to rely completely on. Another incredibly funny scene from a horror movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83ciwAd9D8g

Alright, sorry to hear that. I'll just post another, as I got tons of screenshots.

Alright, Essjayehm, feel free to post a pic. I'm going to bed, so I wont be posting any for now.

Oh, Zodiac, you JUST beat me to it! I'm pretty sure it's the correct answer, so the turn goes to you.

Hmm.. no clue there. Looks like me after a bottle of booze though. And yes, I finally saw Tremors. I thought it was pretty good actually. The characters were all pretty smart and catched up quickly what was going on. You know.. like most people would in real life. Loved the gun-freak couple, haha.

I know what you mean. Still, I really want to see more of the thing, so I'm going to see it for sure. Like the star wars universe. There is so much going on there, and I can't get enough of seing what kind of planets and creatures they will come up with next.

That might just be. Haven't read anything about sonars though. The Russians certainly didn't recognize it as such. Wow, that's one scary rabbit. Must be a b*tch to meet one in the woods for sure, haha. Strangely, every rabbit-related cryptid seems to be a hoax. Other cryptids are more believable, like the thunderbirds in the US. There have been reported sightings in Arizona, Illinois, Alaska and Texas. Giant birds might just exist, and shouldn't be too hard to observe as they cannot hide inside a thick forest or in the deep ocean like other famous cryptids. Observers of thunderbirds claims that they can reach a wingspan of 18 feet. I really want to see at least one of these elusive animals be revealed to the world.

Oh my god, is that Tremors? I saw that movie for the first time NOT 5 MINUTES AGO. What's the chance of that?

Yes indeed. I just bought it for blu-ray. Good film.

Lately I've been very interested in Cryptids. That is creatures not yet accounted for by science, but seen and heard by many people around the world. Some famous cryptids are Nessie, Bigfoot, Chupacabra etc. I simply refuse to believe that we have seen all there is to see on this earth. So does the creators of TV-shows like monsterquest and animal x. Some are hoaxes, others might be very real. Here's an example of a deep sea mystery: "Quackers" are mysterious sounds, similar to a frog noise, widely reported by the crews of Soviet Navy submarines from various parts of the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans during the peak of the Cold War, as well as their assumed sources. They are an example of Unidentified Submerged Objects. Now that gets me thrilled! Do any of you have stories, or perhaps even run-ins with such creatures? Unfortunately, Norway is rich on folklore, but not modern sightings.