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Akasa Enigma

Published on 17th March 2009 by Harry Butler

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IanW 18th March 2009, 06:34

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Originally Posted by Baz
Care to point them out so we can fix? - It should have been heavily proof read.

Looks like they've been sorted since I posted.;)

Baz 18th March 2009, 10:01

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Originally Posted by IanW
Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
Care to point them out so we can fix? - It should have been heavily proof read.

Looks like they've been sorted since I posted.;)

Ninja edit skillz :D

Turbotab 18th March 2009, 18:20

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Originally Posted by Baz
Ninja edit skillz :D

Did you you read my comment?, if so, does the second paragraph of the article seem right to you?

jhanlon303 18th March 2009, 23:53

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Originally Posted by Turbotab
Did you you read my comment?, if so, does the second paragraph of the article seem right to you?

To a Colonial paragraph 2 reads fine.

john

Turbotab 19th March 2009, 03:35

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Originally Posted by jhanlon303
To a Colonial paragraph 2 reads fine.

john

As written. "The explosion in popularity of netbooks over the last 12 months should be proof enough of our love all things tech and tiny, but the Mini-ITX form factor is also enjoying continued growth as people look to build their own mini media PCs or workstations."

The underlined section does not make sense, it needs to be written. 'proof enough of our love for all things tech and tiny.

DougEdey 19th March 2009, 08:46

Nope, it's perfect English, either way works.

Bindibadgi 19th March 2009, 09:25

I liked TTabs, so I dropped in the for, but either way worked - depends how you read it.

Turbotab 19th March 2009, 12:26

Hope I didn't cause any offence, just the way I read the article. It just goes to to show what a minefield the English language can be, we need to adopt a more straightforward means of communication, maybe binary, it works for R2-D2:)

Bindibadgi 19th March 2009, 13:02

If it was just one way we'd all be bored, but on the plus side no one would have invented text speak or some regional dialects to abuse our ears.

ffjason 20th August 2009, 12:36

Its a fun case to mod.... i've got a core 2 system in one and its running at sub-60C with 100% load 24/7. Completly stable. I do have 3 40mm fans on the vent side attached with zip ties though. They are noisy as hell but keep it cool. It did work without the fans 24/7 but it was in the 75-80C area and I wasn't comfortable with that 24/7. I also have a heatsink-fan on my chipset and on-board graphics chip.

Also with my setup there is no space for a dvd drive so its currently lacking one and using an external when necessary (rarely).