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The PSU will be the same. The kettle lead (socket end) will be different.

Can you actually do that?

Yep. I'd be one of those mates (42, no mobile).

I don't actually have a mobile - never mind a smartphone. Don't see a need for people to text or phone me 24/7 but do see the usefulness of t'internet access 24/7 :D

This is probably asked every 3rd day, but what the best SIM only packages for iPad? There appear to be some great deals for iPhone (unlimited data etc) but iPad versions appear to be restricted to 1gb /month. I'm probably not a huge data user myself but with young kids, the ability to...

Did you try Google? http://www.plantronics.com/us/support/kb/detail.jsp?vfurl=/articles/en_US/How_To/RN17509&retURL=&region=us&c=All&lang=en_US

I believe the PS4 graphics are broadly equiv to a 7850 GPU. Some way from 'bleeding edge' technology, sort of 'bottom of the high end' cards.

Hwmonitor not working. Your PC wouldn't boot on 8v on the 12v rail.

Does DSR apply if you've opened and used the product (and covered one side in thermal paste etc)?

@OP I'd drop the akasa PSU for a corsair unit and consider a small SSD

@Grimley The case is mini-itx, so your board won't fit

My PSU is a corsair 400w. It's the seasonic build version with 360w on the single 12v rail and 80+ efficiency. The PSU is a few years old but perfectly serviceable. The case is an old Sonata 3 with upgraded silent eagle fans; and as its hidden away I can cope with the looks. Thanks for the...

The time has come to retire my old 939 rig. It's served me well but it's time for a reboot. So, I'm looking at a cheap rig that will allow limited gaming. My PSU hasn't been stressed so I'm looking to keep it, along with the case. I have an F1 HDD which should be fine but I'd like a SSD...

Whaddaya think? Waste of money. But it's not mine so enjoy. Although 3x 22" monitors seems a bit odd for this beast though.

Very nice. Now onto the overclocking!

Is that from software or via a multimeter, as software is notoriously bad at reading voltages

Ninja'd

Is that Dell PSU an ATX one? Dell went through a faze of using non-standard PSUs so that you'd need to buy from them if yours blew up. Also, what is the power output and ampage of the PSU?

All that building and no anti-static wrist bands :D

If those prices are right, you're paying around £10 less than the equiv iPad 3. Classic example of paying for the convenient size...