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subucni (08-11-2010)
Genius! You deserved that mate! Well funny!
Are the drill bits and their box part of the card or just to prop it up?
Congratulations to the winner - Really made me laugh!
I'll be digging around in my "lucky prize drawer" later this evening.
Won a prize and made everyone laugh.
Well done that man.
NO WAY!
I knew i was happy with my effort, and felt i'd come up with something worthy of a shot at winning, but never did i think i actually would.
A huge thanks to all at Hexus and the lovely peeps at Asus, you guys always do some amazing competitions, didn't think they could get much better. Guess i was wrong because this one just got a lot better in the last couple hours.
I never noticed how bad the grammar was in the answer before i posted it, but then i was struggling to stay within the character limit, and i'd already cut down on the amount of picture links.
Once again a huge thanks from me.
Bres
Agent (09-11-2010),jim (08-11-2010),matty-hodgson (09-11-2010)
Well done mate, awesome entry!
Is one of them a 6600 under all that stuff? Seeing the blue board and the Zalman brought back memories...
My HTPC: Linky
haha congrats man, great effort made me laugh.
as for third place... i am in the exact same boat... minus the failure of 3rd year...
The screwdriver set is there purely for photographic purposes to keep it balanced, it was the closest appropriately size item to hand in the sterile lab environment. We don't foresee the balance being a problem as the card obviously wont be orientated in that way in a pc case without being screwed in.Originally Posted by Fuzzed_out
It is indeed, an Nvidia XFX 6600gs, the other card is an ATI 9600, so with our patented SliFire design we've managed to harness all of the technologies of each of the graphics companies in one neat package, all of the benefits with none of the drawbacks. Want cuda? You got it! Don't want excessive power consumptions? You got it! The Monstrosity truely is the card of the future.
Brilliant posts. Worthy winners - Congrats !
Society's to blame,
Or possibly Atari.
One of the best entry post's I've seen, I don't even enter these competitions, I should start doing so!
Enjoy mate!
Haha nice onecongratz
Congratulations Adam, As I only came second any chance of one of your "Monstrosity" cards when they are launched as thanks to your brilliant entry it looks like I'm fated to be stuck with my NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440!! Your entry was brilliant, a really worthy winner!! B@###R!!
Enjoy your prize and all the very best,
Dave Lewis
Ahh I was hoping the card would be able to function somewhat like a big daddy guarding the other components of the PC while doing it's normal jobs.The screwdriver set is there purely for photographic purposes to keep it balanced, it was the closest appropriately size item to hand in the sterile lab environment. We don't foresee the balance being a problem as the card obviously wont be orientated in that way in a pc case without being screwed in.
It is indeed, an Nvidia XFX 6600gs, the other card is an ATI 9600, so with our patented SliFire design we've managed to harness all of the technologies of each of the graphics companies in one neat package, all of the benefits with none of the drawbacks. Want cuda? You got it! Don't want excessive power consumptions? You got it! The Monstrosity truely is the card of the future.
I think you should get a little glass box for the monstrosity card and use the box as a monitor stand.
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