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They FINALLY updated their site. It's got all kind of goodies like a wiki and product page and all kinds of fun Check it out http://www.head-fi.org/

I lol'd. I those things, they're so predictable. Oh... wow... it just hit me. I wanna sign up for one Cuz you can use Paypal to generate temporary credit cards and have like a max limit of $1 and if it goes over it's denied. That would be pretty cool. Come fine me pr0n bots!

I would be highly surprised if it was yours Delta. You don't really play graphic demanding games and if you loved CUDA that much or were a coder, I would figure your money would be better spent on a workstation that's geared towards that. Anyway, I updated the sigs. The PSD's now have the corner selection saved so you can duplicate exactly. I can still make some for those who want one.

Not to be rude but none of the pictures interest me. I enjoy the first graphic though.

Sure, if you give me a picture of your computer and not one that is built for e-penis and aesthetics.

Yea, I'm almost a month late on this and there's really nothing to show but it's confirmed:
http://geeksmack.net/microsoft/1235-exclusive-windows-7-sp1-beta-leaks-screenshots

Thanks to Knight and vigorous research, I've found 2 programs in the last week or so that have radically changed 2 of my computers. Basically what I've done is taken 2 programs (SetFSB and CrystalCPUID) found command line switches to start them automatically on the settings I need so they start with Windows. This is great for OEM BIOS's that are locked or as a replacement for AMD's Cool 'n Quiet. The combination I've used has allowed me to overclock and undervolt which saves power and reduces heat. It is a rock-solid but lengthy process to setup. I'm wondering if anyone here would have an interest in a tutorial on how to do this? It would take a while for me to write up and also take several screenshots. It's no real problem if I can help someone but if nobody cares, I can spend that time doing other things.

An example of what can be accomplished (my laptop):
AMD Sempron 2800+ that runs at 1.6GHz and uses 1.3v default.
With SetFSB and CrystalCPUID, within 20 seconds or so of Windows startup (slow 5400rpm Drive) it's set to either one of the following depending on load:
1.712GHz (8×214MHz) 1.125v
1.605GHz (7.5×214MHz) 1.075v

Going from 1.3v to 1.075v is a pretty big jump especially for a battery-powered device. This means less heat and less time the fan is running which directly translates to more battery life.
It may not seem like much of an overclock but it's 100% stable. With SetFSB I can go higher (~1.8GHz) but for some reason it doesn't set that high and I've tried several things to fix it. Also, running 214MHz FSB instead of 200Mhz means that the RAM, instead of running at 400MHz is now running at 428Mhz.