Recent content by Terabyte7

Thanks chakan...that was very helpful and did the trick! BTW...very creepy avatar!

I'm wanting to connect an external hard drive to my PS3 to transfer music/pictures to the PS3, and to watch videos off it, but when I connect it to the USB port, the system doesn't recognize it. (I have everything saved in the properly named folders..../MUSIC, /PICTURE, & /VIDEO.) I have a...

Woltz to Tom Hagen: "She was beautiful. She was young. She was innocent. She was the greatest piece of ass I ever had, and I've had 'em all over the world!"

I'm in like Flint...the G.I.Joe...not the other guy.

CML for Tales of Vesperia. THX!

CML for 360 Gears Of War 2, PS3 Kllzone 2, &/or 4000 MS Points card. Thx!

Kratos, because he rips people in half with his bare hands.

I don't live in the UK...that's just the first site I clicked on when I did a search for the model number of the fan. I got the fan from Best Buy...but if Amazon carries them, I'll try there or one of the internet computer parts websites. :)

Where would one find such a thing?

Here's a link to the specs on the fan (I don't know if it was the best possible choice, but I thought the blue LEDs were cool, and I got it really cheap): http://www.tekcomputersuk.com/antec-80mm-tricool-blue-retail-p-105406508.html

Well, my Wii is in the same compartment of the cabinet, and I already have the other fan (that's too loud) wired to an electrical switch so that I can turn it on whenever I need it. Also, after checking the link provided in a previous post about connecting the fan to a USB cable, several people...

Actually, it has 3 wires coming out of it, but it is one of the fans that has LEDs built into them. It has a red and black wire that I am fairly certain power the fan, and a third white wire that has a different connector on it that either powers the LEDs or could perhaps connects to some sort...

It's an internal fan that I intend to use externally on something else. Basically I already have a cooling fan that I installed in the back of my entertainment center to help pull away the excess heat generated by my PS3. But that fan came out of a display and started out wired with an AC...

Does anyone know how I would go about hardwiring a PC cooling fan into an AC power cord (or AC adapter) to plug it into the wall directly?

CML for Infamous as well.