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I'm afraid it only comes in the Glitz'n Glamour edition! :D

I use the new Asus router between the Infinity modem and my network. Using it with a Qnap TS-509 NAS, it works flawlessly through gigabit ethernet. Really good piece of kit, and far superior to the HH2 that I used with Infinity beforehand. HTH's Details here...

Well said - if we wanted a maths class, we'd all be heading back to school! The plain and simple truth is, that SSD's are currently too expensive for what they offer. Another hard drive vendor leaving the business is not good news, especially considering that if Samsung would have progressed...

Any more views/comments on the proposed system would be appreciated. Would my money be better spent on a different range of components? Again, many thanks in advance.

Thanks for the heads up - just looked & I couldn't believe how much people are asking for them on there. I've owned it for that long, that I thought it would be worth about as much as a packet of fags! Nice one!

Right - please be gentle. It's time again to pull myself back out from the dark ages and build a new system. My present SLi rig is on its last legs - see sig, and I have the habit of speccing a component list thats generally very high, then making it last as long as possible - i.e i'm not a...

Must admit, that looks a nice piece of kit! I bought my 509 used for £400 -but would have definately considered the Tranquil if this hadn't been the case! It would be interesting to see what the OP ended up with -

Can vouch for the Qnap - have a 509 Pro with 5 x Samsung 1TB drives - it's quiet, fast and a well built unit, with decent software setup.

Supertracker off of Portsmouth Road, Sholing - Southampton. (Behind Picadors). They supply the kit at the front office, and have a bay for providing their own alignment service around the back. Found my rear camber was 3.5 degrees out, which explains why my car handled like a bag of ****...

That guy was as high as a kite, and annoying beyond belief!

Cheers - Bought it when they first came out on the market, just before last Christmas - £8000. The one at the back is the 65" 1080P Panny TH65PX600 One at the front, is a 50" Pioneer PDP504HDE Cheers - it's also the baddest, best sounding coffee table I know of. :-) The main...

Panasonic TH65PX600 Denon AVC A1XVA Denon DVD A1XVA Denon TU1000DAB REL Studio II Sub Panny behind - Pioneer 50" front

Here we go ....

Thanks. :) I don't tend to post on the non dedicated motoring forums - I do post on Pistonheads & Seloc though. The charged R powered Elise is like nothing I have driven before. I moved from over 6 years of Westfield ownership, to the lise in Feb, and was somewhat underwhelmed after a...

I have a Honda S/C'ed S2 111S converted by Maidstones, which has alu-belled disks with Pagid pads, along with braided lines, and the brakes are superb. The difference between these, and the factory fit items is like night & day. The standard brakes were crap - and that's being kind!

With upgraded disks & pads, the Elise's brakes are superb. No need for them to be servo'ed. As standard, they hover just above pants.

The Harmony 1000 looks pretty slick, & is different form factor to all the previous models. Details here

Harmony 1000 will be out soon - touch screen features etc.

I wouldn't get to hung up over your score - sounds thereabouts for your rig, in a unclocked state - and there are still many out there that would sell there soul for a system performance like that! Now is the time, to reap those extra points from tweaking and clocking, if thats your bag. Or...

Never had any reliability problems with Maxtor, and I've used a fair few in system builds, over the years.