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Okay so this might seem a little odd but for my office setup I have an expensive dual gas lift arm bolted to a standing desk and this stand can take up to 2 x 32" screens up to 9KG each. I currently have 2 x 24" screens and I am looking at making a change, I want to add a 34" curved screen as a...

So according to the EVGA forums their standard (NON FTW3) cards are built on the reference PCB so any reference compatible water block should be fine for those looking, FTW3 ones will require special design. This is the link to the post where they confirm the model numbers that are reference...

I am guessing that no one has tried this yet, will wait till they officially confirm compatibility

Has anyone used the EK velocity waterblocks on the EVGA 2080 supers yet with any success? Looking at using the GEFORCE RTX 2080 SUPER BLACK GAMING 8192MB GDDR6 PCI-EXPRESS GRAPHICS CARD and the EK-VECTOR RTX RE RGB GRAPHICS CARD WATER BLOCK - NICKEL + PLEXI with the EK-FC RTX 2080 +TI CLASSIC...

I have one and i see it this way, if the car goes on fire and im inside it i want it handy to help me getting out of the car safe and unburnt nothing more, its not for putting the fire out or saving the car its about saving me nothing more. Cars can be replaced, i cant and for the sake of...

I would advise the same, get shot and get something nicer, i got 2K in part ex on mine, paid 3k to buy it in the first place and ran it for a year, about £500 in repairs during that time, traded in against a 2010 Honda civic SI with 16k on the clock which has never given me any problems other...

The speaker in the dash that buzzes when lights are left on and sometimes the dashboard dials would be a bit sluggish and unresponsive, they took it out and that was a loose wire but the speaker would have been a £400 job to take it all out ship it off to be repaired and reprogram it when it was...

I had a similar situation with my polo ages ago, when i finally got an answer from the garage it was the EGR valve, no issue with anything else the car was driving fine but the EGR valve was faulty (someone at some point had fitted a cheaper aftermarket part and fitted it badly) But good luck...

Use the goo = no repair on the tyre at all, always buy a space saver spare and stick it in the boot its worth it if you think about the cost of a new tyre vs a repair

immaculate example of a 1968 Ford Mustang 390 GT 2+2 Fastback in this colour scheme:

Not that kind of dealer but nice post :)

What everyone else said reject the car as not fit for purpose, i quote from the which? website here:

Basically we all know the rules, when driving your attention should be fully on driving, if the engine is running and you are on the public roads then you are in charge of the vehicle and are responsible for driving and your passengers in the car (seat belt's) There are no excuses, this is why...

Ditto to the above, i have it tucked down near the bottom of my case near the PSU with a plug in the end of the ball valve for safety's sake, i have a bit of spare tubing with a barb fitting on the end, remove the plug, screw in the tube and put it in a bucket and open the tap. The i fill...

i will be trading in my current 2010 Civic SI when these hit the 15-20k mark which given the depreciation of hot hatches shouldnt be long :)

I need to find a decent body shop for some repairs to my honda in NW london suffice to say I didn't see something when reversing and have damaged the offside rear door and wheel arch panel and would like to get them repaired. Anyone got any suggestions?

I have front and rear ones, cost £160 plus £30 of cables and fittings to get them installed out of the way and about 2 hours of my time to fit them, so far I have 3 videos of people being numpty's on the road and several hundred hours of totally uneventful driving, hopefully they will never be...

I am sure given the quality of the build that its definitely not possible to pick that up solo with all the parts it it but yes I want to do just that :)

Honda CTR -2015 - if it looks anything remotely like the concept i wont be able to resist, although that audi up there does look sweet but its gonna be waaaaaay outside my price range

TomTom are rubbish, their management software and update software is pathetic, I have had to call their support about 9 times because during a standard update it has broken halfway through and wiped the device, plus they are extremely expensive to keep up to date, get a garmin with free...