CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4GB ( 2 X 2GB ) PC3-10666 1333MHz 240-pin DDR3 CL9 Dual Channel Desktop Memory Kit – TW3X4G1333C9DHX

Sporting Corsair’s signature fin memory heat sink and patented heat-removing printed circuit board design, the XMS3 DHX products feature DDR3 performance while promoting increased stability. DHX technology allows this memory to have superior thermal characteristics to enable it to run cooler than a module with stamped or mesh heat spreaders. The result is enabled superior reliability, stability and performance capability.The TW3X4G1333C9DHX is a 4096MByte matched pair of DDR3 SDRAM DIMMs built using Corsair’s high performance heat sink with Dual-Path Heat Xchange (DHX) technology. This part delivers outstanding performance in the dual-channel DDR3-based motherboards. It has been tested extensively in popular DDR3 motherboards to ensure compatibility and performance at its rated speed. This memory has been verified to operate at 1333MHz at the low latencies of 9-9-9-24.

Reviews from Customers

“Corsair Memory Nuff Said!!!!!”
I have been using Corsair memory for years and I have only had one pair to fail me and with a lifetime warranty they promptly replaced them free of charge and the new memory is still rocking. I bought this 4 gigs to bring my system up to 6 gigs for upgrading to Vista Ultimate 64 bit.

All I can say is FAST FAST FAST. Amazon had the best price and free shipping. Buy this and enjoy, Don’t forget to tighten your chin strap!!

“Just as stable as promised”
I bought this RAM as a recommended compatible DDR3-1333 RAM for the ASUS P5Q3 motherboard. I read nothing but bad things about the DDR3-1600 experiences on this board, so I decided to play it safe and go with qualified 1333, which is the top of the Intel P45 spec anyway. It seems ASUS is trying to support DDR3-1600 on their own ([...]).

I bought this RAM on Amazon at a killer price (<$100 when it was $120+ everywhere else). When I finally built my rig I ran Memtest, Prime95, and everything else against my P5Q3, an Intel Q9550 and this RAM, and no stability problems at all (not an overclocker, but I’m sure I could on air if I wanted to – it runs cool). I’m running a 4×500 Western Digital RAID-10 on the onboard Intel ICH10R, and things fly.

Running Windows 7 Ultimate x64 RTM.

I’m in love with this setup

“Good quality”
Installed the memory… The machine boots up very quickly and can feel the difference in speed when running applications… had no issues so far…

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So, I decided to post all of the list I came up with for a PC. Not sure which one Im going with yet, but these are all 3 I built. I say 3, because 2 are ones I would put together myself, and the 3rd is by Falcon, which I will also post as well. And while I am at it. I may as well post the 2 macs I built as well. LOL. Yeah feeling a little geeky this morning…

• Cooler Master Storm Sniper
• Gigabyte P45 – LGA775 Intel
• Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 Yorkfield 2.83GHz
• G.Skill DDR2-1066 6gb (3×2gb)
• XFX Radeon 4890 1gb 256bit Video Card
• Corsair 750w PSU
• Intel x25-m 80gb SSD(boot drive)
• Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB HDD 7200rpm
• LG 22x Dual Layer DVD burner without LightScirbe
• LG 22x Dual Layer DVD burner with LightScribe
• HT Omega Striker 7.1 Sound Card
• Cooler Master ‘North Bridge’ cooler
• Artic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Rev. 92mm CPU cooler
• Sony ht-ss360 5.1 Home Theater System
• Toshiba 32″ 1080p LCD TV(for a monitor…awesome huh?)

Total: $2639.81(without taxes & shipping)

Build #2:

• Cooler Master Cosmos 1000(case is silver, but looks gold in photo due to lighting) 
• Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Series
• Evga E758-A1 x58 mother board
• XFX Radeon 5850 1gb 256bit Video Card
• Corsair 750w PSU
• Intel i7-920 Bloomfield 2.66GHz
• Corsair Dominator 8gb(4×2gb) memory(RAM)
• Intel X25-M 80gb SSD(boot drive)
• Sabrent 68 n 1 Card Reader with 1 USB 2.0
• Western Digital Caviar Green 1.5TB hdd(4 of them)
• LG 22x DVD burner with LightScribe
• LG Blu-ray burner
• Cirago Bluetooth Dongle
• Cooler Master V8 CPU cooler
• Cooler Master ‘North Bridge’ cooler
• Yamaha YHT-391BL 5.1- Home Theater System
• Toshiba 32″ 1080p LCD TV

Total: $3206.32

Haven’t really decided on a keybard and mouse yet, because, if, and its a big if, but if i built both of the systems. I  would want a keyboard and mouse that works for both since I wouldn’t be on both at the same time anyway. Dont need 2 keyboards, but 2 mice might be a good idea, well, if it is a wired mouse.

• Logitech MX Air 2.4GHz cordless laser mouse
• Logitech G9 wired Laser gaming mouse(3200dpi)
• Logitech diNovo Edge Bluetooth keyboard
• Logitech 920-000914 Wired Ultra-thin Illuminated Keyboard

Build #3:
By Falcon NW
Mach – V PC

• Side window with Blue lighting
• 700w PSU
• Evga x58 SLi Motherboard
• Intel Core i7 960 3.2GHz
• Liquid Cooling
• Radeon R5850
• Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Series
• Intel 80gb SSD(boot drive)
• 3(three) 2TB HDD’s
• LG 22x DVD burner with LightScribe
• LG Blu-ray burner
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

Total: $5305.67….damn, thats steep…but performance, isnt cheap. Unless you do it yourself. Iguess

Apple

iMac:
27″ Quad Core

• 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7
• 8GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM – 4×2GB
• 2TB Serial ATA Drive
• Apple Remote
• iWork
• Aperture 2
• Logic Express 9
• FileMaker Pro 10
• Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Home and Student Edition
• HP OfficeJet 6500 Wireless All-in-One Printer, Copier, Scanner, Fax
• AppleCare Protection Plan

Total: $3,713.90

MacPro – Desktop

• Two 2.26GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
• 8GB (4×2GB)
• Mac Pro RAID Card
• 2TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s
• 2TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s
• 2TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s
• 2TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s
• ATI Radeon HD 4870 512MB
• Two 18x SuperDrives
• Apple Magic Mouse
• Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad (English) and User’s Guide
• AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi Card with 802.11n
• iWork preinstalled
• Logic Express preinstalled
• Aperture preinstalled
• FileMaker Pro 10 preinstalled
• Microsoft Office Mac 2008 – Business Edition
• Country Kit

Total: $7,814.90(before tax)

I choose not to get the 30″ monitor because, well it is $1799 exta… I could easily use my 55″ LED tv for a monitor lol.

Falcon, has ALOT of paint options. You can even give them a custom color, or design and such to put on it. So possiblites are endless. If you want to see more, check out their website for more pix: http://www.falcon-nw.com/

Click on ”gallery” then ”mach-v” for photos .

F/A-18 Hornet and F-4U Corsair

The sky was clear, the winds were light, and my heart was thumping like a ghetto cruiser at a car show.  This was a day that I had been working towards for a long time; this was the day that I would solo the T-6 Texan.  Having completed the pre-flight I climb into the front seat, strap into my parachute and cinch it down tight.  These things were made to save your life with no consideration to comfort.  If it's comfortable then it is probably not on correctly.  With the seat belt fastened I begin to run through the startup procedures in my mind trying hard not to forget any of the steps that Frank has taught me.  Mixture full rich, prop full forward, throttle cracked about an inch.  Boost pump ON and watch the fuel pressure climb…an electric fuel pump sure beats the wobble pump and makes things a bit easier during the startup.  I run the throttle forward and back to 1 inch open…fuel pump OFF.  With my right hand I push the starter button and begin to count propeller blades.  1-2-3-4.  With my left hand I switch the magnetos to the ON position and quickly move it to the throttle.  5-6-7-8 blades.  A cough and puff of smoke are evidence that I am beginning to awaken 600 sleeping horses.  I pump the throttle in an effort to coax them out of their slumber.  More smoke, snorts and grunts as the reluctant thoroughbreds begin to gallop.  I can almost count their steps as each cylinder fires in turn and soon a steady rumble resounds through the countryside.  A quick glance at the oil pressure to ensure she does not get hot under the collar and I switch the alternator to the ON position.  Just off my left wing I see that Frank has successfully awoken his ponies for a ride as well, although he had to do a bit more coaxing as he is commanding a herd of 2,800.  Yes, this is indeed one of the days dreams are made of.  Not only will I be making my first T-6 solo, but I will also be flying formation with Frank in his F4U Corsair.

After waiting for the oil temps to rise to a safe operating temperature I give Frank a thumbs up and we begin to taxi to the active runway.  With the stick full aft I work the standard S-turn taxi and follow Frank to the hold short line and swing the tail, throttle up for a mag check, carb heat, and prop cycle.  All systems check normal and I open the oil cooler to the halfway point.  Frank had warned me not to forget the oil cooler lest I overheat the temps on climb out.  I say a quick prayer: “O Lord don’t let me screw this up” and again give Frank a thumbs up.  We taxi into position and hold for a staggered takeoff.  I sit and watch in childlike amazement as the Corsair begins it roll down the runway…it seems like mere seconds before he is airborne and the gear fold back into the wells.  Frank holds her on the deck while the airspeed increases and he pulls into a tactical climb at the runways end.  Great, as if my first solo was not tense enough, I have to follow that departure…wait, what am I thinking…I get to follow that…oh heck yeah!!!  I begin to ease the throttle forward slowly and smoothly.  The tail begins to fly quickly and about the time I hit 30 inches of manifold pressure the tires release their grip on the earth and I am airborne.  30 inches and 2,000 rpm, boy does this baby want to climb.  Although admittedly not as impressive as the Corsair; to me it felt like a homesick angel.  I quickly push the pressurization lever and raise the gear.  As I head out to the practice area my thoughts turn to what history these wings have seen.  Man what stories they could tell if only they could talk.

Upon reaching the practice area I begin to scan the horizon for Frank.  I am over the field that we designated as our rendezvous point for our formation.  The radio crackles as Frank calls ”tally ho”.  I am at his 11:00 high and closing.  I begin a steady turn and Frank joins on my right wing.  I cannot believe what I am seeing.  I have dreamed of this flights as a kid, but to see it in living color is awe-inspiring.  If only for a moment, I am a Blacksheep and Pappy is my wingman.

After taking a few photos we change positions and Frank takes the lead.  All too quickly it’s time to break formation and head back.  2800 horses can get pretty thirsty if you work them for any length of time.  I peel off to head back to the airport and level off at 3,000 feet…what happens next will live in my memory till the day I die.  Unbeknownst to me, Frank has snuck in on my tail begins a perfect strafing pass.  He comes at me from out of the sun at my 5 o’clock and I swear I can see the guns blazing.  As he passes under me he pulls up and executes a slow victory roll.  WOW…so that is what history looks like.

OK…gotta get my head back on track and quit watching the show…I am part of the show this time so I better not screw it up.  I set up for the overhead as Frank had done before me.  150 mph on initial…cleared for the break at midfield.  Fuel on Left Reserve, seatbelt tight and canopy open to the first notch.  Here comes midfield and “North American 11Fox is in the break”…throttle back to 20 inches and roll wings level onto downwind.  She slows down nicely on the break and at 130 mph I push the pressurization handle and lower the gear…check 2 green and pins showing in the gear window.  120 mph and I am now abeam the numbers; again I push the pressurization handle and now lower the flaps…a lessen that I learned the hard way on a previous flight with Frank is to not forget to re-pressurize the system after dropping the gear or you will land with no flaps.  “North American 11Fox, base to final, gear down & pins in”.  Alright now, almost home…just gotta hold 100 across the fence and ease her down on the rollers.  One last check of the gear and 10 feet, 7 feet, 5 feet, hold it…hold it…3, 2, touchdown…and were flying again…dang it!!!  Stick back…let her settle…oh crap, not that much…quick shot of throttle…plop…easy on the brakes…stick back, keep the feet moving…easy girl…no need to get testy on my now.  Well, you know what they say, any landing you can walk away from…

As I taxi back to the hangar Frank has already shut down the Corsair and I park my steed beside him.  As we discuss my landing and what I did different from my previous greasers to cause the bounce, we both come to the conclusion that is was the due to the lack of weight in the back seat…at least that is what we will blame it on.  Although it is my worst landing yet in the T-6 it is also the one that I am most proud of because it is my first solo landing.  As we push the planes back in the hangar and close the doors I cannot help but smile.  I have achieved two of my dreams:  I have tamed the ”Texan” and joined the dwindling ranks of those who have flown formation with the Corsair…what a great day!!!

Clear Skies & Tailwinds

Review

I was a little hesitant to buy this TV at first we were really comparing them to the Samsungs and I was surprised at how much more I like this TV. Samsung is a trusted brand in my home so that was the main reasoning. We got this TV at our local BestBuy it happened to be a display TV that they rotate every two months and sell the old one. You can buy the 4 year protection warranty through them and they fix it or replace it if need be. Which with that and our wall mount it came to about what you would pay to get it through Amazon. After getting it all mounted on the wall and watching my first complete Jazz game in HD I was not disapointed at all. The contrast ratio is amazing and it is just crystal clear. Unfortunately it couldn’t make the Jazz play better but I enjoyed it thoroughly. Haven’t played any video games on it yet but the plans are in motion to get a PS3 now that I have this. Can’t beat it love the fact it has a lot of HDMI slots and one even to the side for easier plug in. My wife can’t get over the power button which is kind of a cool little feature. I am not taking a second look at LG products in the future. Hate their phones but LOVE THEIR TVs!!!!

Feature

• Slim, bold, stunning design Scarlet LCD HDTV series only 2.4″ deep with swivel stand
• 1080p Full HD resolution 1920 x 1080p Trumotion 120Hz panel for clear smooth images even for fast action scenes with 4x HDMI v 1.3 digital inputs
• ISFccc caple of professional calibration for picture performance
• Invisible speaker system for richer more balanced sound & a polished look
• 50,000:1 Dynamic contrast ratio

Overview

LG’s striking LCD TV, the 42LG60 is, at just 45 mm, is one of the slimmest TV available. The model has been developed as an iconic product with unconventional design and all the smartest and latest features. Featuring a full HD 120 Hz panel, it provides exceptional picture quality, which can be optimized for fast-moving images including movies, sports and games.Meanwhile, the 42LG60’s intelligent sensor automatically adjusts brightness according to the ambient environment, offering both optimized picture quality as well as a 50 percent reduction in power consumption. Incorporating LG’s invisible speakers, the 42LG60 delivers clear sound with a wide sweet spot while maintaining a seamless look.

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Feature

• Newly designed shell with Hyper-Ridge around the bottom enhances shell strength while providing a larger bottom opening. Larger bottom opening promotes ease of putting on and taking off the helmet. Peripheral belting across the forehead area of the shell enhances structural integrity while maintaining flexibility, low weight and shell size. Larger upper vent tabs make operating the vents easier even with thick winter gloves .
• New Arai SAI shield with Super AdSis shield system. New SAI shield is 5mm longer in each side and provides a wider field of view. New SAI shield and base plates are exclusive to Corsair V helmets. Latest generation of Dry Cool line has a new silver-grey color.
• Rear mounting straps are slightly re-positioned exclusively to the Corsair V. Neckroll is removable and has additional exhaust channels to remove interior heat. Cheek pads have the exclusive Emergency Release Tab feature.
• Newly designed side exhaust cowls exhaust heat as well as add lateral stability at speed. Enhanced air inlets of the new DF-9 diffuser increase airflow efficiency. Brow vents now duct air into the temple area and out the side vents for maximum cooling. Exclusive AirWing provides unprecedented aerodynamic performance with 5 distinct positions.
• 2009 Model

Overview

The Corsair is Arai’s flagship model. An Arai helmet is not the product of compromise, of a “profit” point, or a board of directors. An Arai helmet is the product of obsession, an ongoing obsession to design and build the best helmets possible. This year Arai took the Corsair V Replica helmets to a new level. With several new features, you’ll see why the world’s best wear the Arai Corsair V Helmet.

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The second batch of hardware arrived few days ago… Will let the photos do the talking…

What retired dentists get up to!

While dealing with children and their little models I can spend hours making and mending small plastic and wooden pieces to give them a few hours of fun and assist them in understanding what machinery is made up of.

Recently I saw a model of a galleon made by a prisoner of war. He would obviously have had many hours with which to spend his time, making a work of art, but now prepare to have your jaw dropped.

Young C. Park of Honolulu, Hawaii is a retired dentist who has been an aircraft modeler since childhood. He is now fullfilling a lifelong dream of making an airplane model all out of aluminum.

P51 Mustang 1/16 scale all aluminium

Here are a few more photos to wet your appetite before giving you a link to a website that explains all.  It’s almost impossible to comprehend how much skill and patience is required to complete these models.

Using a tweezers, the controls can be moved. All cables and linkages are in place to work the wing control surfaces as well. Young Park has since carved a pilot’s face and hands from solid aluminum and built an articulated pilot to sit in the cockpit. (Photo: George F. Lee, Honolulu Star-Bulletin)

Keep reminding yourself these models are all 1/16th scale: 1 foot modelled as 3/4 in or, in metric terms, 1 metre modelled as 2 1/4 cms!

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By Bob Derham

Plan A:
Det var en fredags kveld da meg og en kompis skulle ut å handle en pc for at han kunne ha noe å jobbe på. Vi var innom et par elektro kjeder for å lete etter jackpot, etter et par timer så måtte vi gi oss og finne på en annen løsning.

Plan B:
Det viste seg at han hadde en eld gammel pc liggendes hjemme som vi kunne flytte et par ting over til den nye pcen som består av pc-deler og akkurat i den uken så hadde komplett.no superweekend akkurat det som passet ham.

Ny amd fire kjerners prosessor, 2gb ddr2 minne, multimedia hovedkort med alt innebygd inkludert hdmi utgang og en heftig strømforsyning på underkant av 3 store lapper. Det vi hadde beholdt fra den gamle pcen var kabinettet, 4gb ddr2 minne, dvd spilleren og harddisken. Etter et par kvarters forsøk med å sette delene sammen fikk vi den til å gå og da ble eieren meget glad. Pcen ble brukt hovedsakelig til bilderedigering og filmvisning på storskjerm.

Tenk deg hvor mye penger som ble spart bare ved å bruke enkelte gamle deler? Ikke dårlig hva? :p

PS. Du må ha en 64bits operativ system for å lese av 6gb minne.

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Na Sluis Van pojawiły się dwa nowe opisy: statek niewolniczy Y164 oraz myśliwiec SoroSuub Corsair. Wiem, że miał być Gozanti, ale czasem po prostu muszę pokazać coś rzadziej spotykanego, mniej znanego i w ogóle nie na topie. Poza tym lubię “domykać” kolejne źródła, a po zeszłotygodniowym krążowniku Kaloth te właśnie dwie jednostki pozwoliły mi przesunąć na drugą półkę pewien podręcznik…

W ogóle dawno nie było w dzienniku pokładowym informacji o aktualizacjach na Sluis, więc trzeba tu wspomnieć jeszcze o wcześniejszych. Dwa tygodnie temu zagościł u nas młodszy brat Firespraya – Phoenix Hawk, początek listopada natomiast odznaczył się opisem starego Y-winga oraz imperialnej fregaty drugiej klasy, w którą przekształcił się znany nam wszystkim z dawnych lat Rand Ecliptic.

Na wojny.net nasz Stały Korespondent o śmiechu godnym szalonego naukowca z pierwszej ligi zidentyfikował kilka dodatkowych jednostek z muzeum broni pancernej w Latrun. Nadal są jeszcze jednak wolne miejsca!

A tak już zupełnie prywatnie, moja i Pani Admirałowej Mapa Dobrej Pizzy wzbogaciła się o kilka lokalizacji – niekoniecznie dobrych.

It is always difficult to build a new PC configuration from scratch. It takes hours long of searching various quality/performance/price informations across the web and even talking to assemblers about their own experience. The match budget-quality-performance is tricky to master. Temptation arrives all the time, trying to drive you from your goal to get yourself a more and more powerfull machine. The run to power never ends unfortunately

Enough of blabla, here is what I went for (you are warned we are going into the technical layer):

1. CPU: Intel Core i7 860 @ 2.8 GHz
2. Thermaltake Spin Q cpu cooler
3. RAM: 4 Go of DDR3 G.Skill cas 8-8-8-24 (a 2×2Go set for Dual Channel)
4. Motherboard: MSI P55-CD53 with Overclocking Genie, no SLI (you will see it is not needed and it saves money)
5. Graphic Card: Zotac GTX 295
6. LED Samsung SyncMaster (expensive but excellent image quality comparing to LCD)
7. Antec three hundred case
8. Corsair Hx650 power source (put only the cables you need, no extra fuss)
9. Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi PCI (cheaper than PCI-e and no quality diference for the user)
10. Hard Drive Western Digital Velociraptor 300 Go (fastest drive you can find on the non professional market, programs load quicker, it really helps a lot in getting your computer faster). Good for being a system disk.
11. 1 To Western Digital Caviar Black mass storage disk

What do I prefer in this configuration? I would say the most surprising thing is that I am going MSI for the motherboard when a huge majority of people only stick to Asus. The 1 button push overclocking with perfect adjustment between memory bus speed, cpu ratio and Vcore voltage is a big hit as for me; it made me save many hours trying to find the right values so that the system is perfectly stable. HardCore overclockers will find the Over Clocking Genie a nice to have trick, offering you the idea of the right cpu ratio/mem bus/Vcore. If you need more than 3.5 GHz (base was 2.8) you can do it by yourself and will win time, beacause the Genie can point out the are in which to search.

P.S. : eventually, my system is not stable during cpu stress testing, it means the overclocking is not OK. This is a big drawback considering the MSI motherboard. As soon as the tests become cpu intensive i get blue screens or hangs. So, I would not recommend the MSI P55-CD53 for overclocking.

As a conclusion, here are some pictures of the used material:

SETUP

Weight: 500gr.
Wingspan: 90cm.
Length: 72,5cm.
Motor: BM2408-21T (a.k.a. “Fietsbel”)
ESC: ELE BLC-30A
Battery: ELE 3s 2200mAh. 10~15C
Servos: Towerpro MG-90
Receiver: Jeti REX5 plus
Propeller: APC-E 7×5

More about this model: HERE

Of all the planes I have, I’m probably most proud of this one. I cant take credit for building it because I bought it 2nd hand from someone else, but the airbrush job on this bird is beautiful. Its a GWS foamy covered with fibreglass to make it extra stiff.

I searched for over an hour through Amazon’s results for 64GB USB thumb drives and this is the cheapest and the best rated, by far.

Most USB drives are selling for $40 – $500, from 4GB to 256GB. Check out this one and let me know what you think. It’s also got Free Shipping.

Corsair 64GB USB Drive

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