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(WTS) K&N Drop In Filter City iDSI 2003-2005

gregy — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 01:35:57 +0800

Item(s): Original K&N Drop In Filter for Honda City iDSI 2003

[b]Package includes: Filter and original box

[b]Price: RM80

[b]Warranty: None

Dealing method: COD/postage buyer bears

[b]Location: KL/PJ

[b]Contact method/details: 0122968873

[b]Item(s) conditions: 7/10

[b]Reason for sale: Clearing store room and found this old gem

Why buy paper filters when you can use a genuine reusable K&N drop in filter? Lighter throttle and slightly improved top end.

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Now Hiring - Female Accounts Clerk

gregy — Mon, 04 Jan 2016 16:16:53 +0800

TWIN BROTHERS MOTOR:

Admin cum Accounts Clerk:

RM1,800.00 nego:

SPM, Chinese-speaking, book-keeping experience:

012-3322 717:

- No age requirement

- Pleasant personality

- Working hours 9am - 6pm

- Mon to Fri only

- Location: Selayang

- Salary negotiable, will commensurate with experience. O/T and bonus can be discussed.

(WTS) Intel C2D & i7 parts

gregy — Thu, 15 Aug 2013 14:31:39 +0800

Item(s): C2D & Ci7 parts listed below, everything is negotiable

1) Asus P6T mobo (Socket 1366) - Mobo and backplate only SOLD

2) Intel Core i7 920 DO-stepping (2.66GHz/8M/4.8GT/s) - 4GHz @ 1.24v w/Asus P6T mobo - Chip only Sold

3) Kingston HyperX DDR3 KHX1600C9D3T 6GB kit (3 pcs) - Rams only Sold

4) Swiftech Apogee XT CPU watercooling block (w/ S1366 backplate) - Block and backplate only

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5) OEM USB 3.0 add-on card (2 ports) - Card only Sold

6) Gigabyte GA965P-DS3 mobo (Socket 775) - Mobo and backplate only Sold

7) Intel Dual Core E2160 (1.8GHz/1M/DDR2 800) - Chip only Sold

8) Kingston Hyper X DDR2 KHX8500D2T 2GB kit (2 pcs) - Rams only Sold

9) Intel stock cooler (Socket 775) - Brand new in box

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10) Creative X-Fi Elite PCI sound card (OEM) - Card only

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Price:

1) RM200 (Asus P6T)

2) RM200 (Core i7 920)

3) RM200 (Kingston DDR3 6GB kit)

4) RM80 (Swiftech water block)

5) RM50 (USB 3.0 card)

6) RM50 (Gigabyte 965P-DS3)

7) RM60 (Dual Core E2160)

8) RM150 (Kingston DDR2 2GB kit)

9) RM30 (Intel cooler)

10) RM150 (X-Fi sound card)

Warranty: 1 week personal

Dealing method: COD/Postage (buyer pays for Poslaju)

Location of seller: PJ/KL

Contact method/details: PM/Whatsapp 0122968873

Age of item: More than 2 yrs

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Item(s) conditions: Very good condition

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Reason for sale: Clearance

Car Theft Database

gregy — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 03:08:44 +0800

Hi guys and gals,

I haven't come across anything in any local forums that consolidate useful data on cars that were stolen/hijacked. Am wondering if having this database would perhaps enable the rest of us who have been lucky thus far, to lessen the odds of being targeted for theft. If we can somehow derive certain patterns on the basterds' modus operandi or the types of cars and favorite locations, maybe it will make us more aware of where/how we park and secure our beloved rides. I'll start.

MAKE/MODEL: Honda CRV
YEAR: 2009
COLOR: Black
SECURITY MEASURES TAKEN: OEM Immobiliser, steering lock, sandblasted windscreen
EXTERNAL MODS: None
INTERIOR MODS: None
LOCATION OF THEFT: Inside house compound, locked autogate
TIME OF THEFT DISCOVERY: 8:00am

Thanks for reading and hope you can participate

Micro Precision

gregy — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 03:42:46 +0800

Hey ICERs, just wondering if any of you have auditioned Micro-Precision speakers before? What are your views, and what would be its equivalent from other brands?

Camry vs Vios (Yaris sedan)

gregy — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:49:46 +0800

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GKCAQCcdEA&feature=related

Test your Color IQ =)

gregy — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 05:11:43 +0800

http://www.xrite.com/custom_page.aspx?PageID=77

Here's mine, first try haha!

Specs: BenQ 241WZ, calibrated with Spyder2 Express

Seriously it doesn't mean much la, but I think it's just a gauge whether your monitor is set up properly or not.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w156/gr...ng72/1sttry.jpg

Caltex SS14 Con Job! Beware!

gregy — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 01:54:38 +0800

Anyone who pumps Caltex, especially in Subang area, pls avoid the Caltex SS14/1 outlet. I just came back from there being cheated at least RM18 extra for a full tank. Normally, my full tank can only accept at the most 42 litres when the tank is almost dry, and typically only about 40 litres plus-minus.

Imagine my shock when the bill came up to more than RM123 for 47litres of RON92! KNNCCB. My car's fuel tank is only 42 litres as stated in the manual, and even if I fill up to the brim it will only ever hit 44 litres. And at the time of fueling up I still had at least 5 litres in the tank (light hasn't come on yet).

In other words, I expected to pump around 40 litres up to the brim, in fact should be slightly less since I normally pump when the light comes on.

I will call the blardy Caltex ppl tmw and demand an explanation, since a discrepancy of 7 litres for every 40 litres is 17.5%!!!

It's already bad enuff that petrol is blardy expensive, summore got this kind of con job going on. So buyers beware!

Hold The Ladder Boys ;)

gregy — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 23:53:34 +0800

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4yTg5A9zmw&feature=bz302

PSU Protection LED on

gregy — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 18:25:21 +0800

Help! I suspect my one month old Enermax Infinity 650W PSU is acting up. When in standby mode, the red LED protection light is lit but there is no buzzing sound. According to the manual, if the red LED is on with an accompanying buzzing sound, then a problem is present. But in my case the light is on without the alarm. My pc has been working fine for more than a month since I got the PSU, but lately it's been acting up with random shutdowns and just today, won't even POST.

Here are the specs of my rig:

C2D E6420
Zalman CNPS9500 CPU cooler
Patriot DDR2 800 1GB x 2 dual channel
Cooler Master northbridge cooler with heatpipe and fan
(4) HDD
(2) DVD-RW
(1) X1950 Pro VGA
(2) 120mm case fans
(1) Armada ram cooling fan
(1) Vantec HDD cooler

Should I send the PSU for RMA or is there anything I can do to diagnose for the main fault first?

Thanks!

[addedon]July 31, 2007, 10:00 pm[/addedon]No experts willing to share?

QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 31 2007, 06:25 PM)

Trade Zone tags

gregy — Fri, 27 Jul 2007 22:29:07 +0800

Hey moderators, you've been doing a great job making sure this site stays healthy and productive. I have a minor suggestion to make your lives easier and to cut down on bandwidth. For instance, instead of having to constantly remind countless posters to add their WTS/WTB/WTT whatever, why not include the command in the posting page, that if no tag is added then the post cannot be accepted? Just like when we don't include a topic title, we are not allowed to proceed.

Thanks for reading and keep up the good work!

Cheers,
Greg

Lightning Protection

gregy — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 15:37:18 +0800

Hi,

Would like to check with you all regarding lightning protection. I know that lightning arrestors and voltage regulators etc have their limitations, i.e., they don't offer failsafe protection for all lightning conditions.

But what if I used a few stages of lightning protection? Would that help soften the blow in the event of a major lightning strike? Example, if I used a multi-way AC socket that comes with lightning protection, then hook up another lightning protected AC socket before hooking up to a UPS. Will that help?

I don't know if this sort of question has been asked before, I'm beginning to worry about it since my old rig, LAN switch, ADSL modem, Astro decoder, 29" TV, DVD player and auto gate got fried once last year during an exceptionally heavy thunderstorm.

After having replaced all the above with another P4 system and recently upgrading to a C2D system with 22" LCD, near future plans to get an 8800GTX, I'm just worried that my new rig may suffer the same fate should another freak thunderstorm hit my area. My area here in USJ is quite prone to heavy rain

Can anyone share their experiences about the above?

Cheers.

CM 450W Real Power not enough juice?

gregy — Sun, 06 May 2007 22:57:44 +0800

Dear sifus,

I'm having a slight prob with my rig. Sometimes when I run my cpu at max (according to Speedfan) one of my S-ATA HDD will suddenly stop working. It will startup again when I reboot. This happens when I'm running a photo editing program that batch opens hundreds of RAW photos (one at a time) from one drive and saves it in JPEG into the one that does the disappearing act.

My rig:

Case - Tsunami ATX tower
PSU - Cooler Master 450W Real Power
CPU - P4 3.0 HT (Prescott) S478 with Zalman CNPS9500 LED cooler
Mobo - Asus P4P800X, 800Mhz FSB
RAM - Kingston Hyper X 2*512MB PC2700 DDR, dual channel
AGP - Galaxy Geforce 7600 GS 256MB
HDD - Seagate 160GB 8MB (Sata), Seagate 320GB 16MB (Sata) and WD 300GB 8MB (IDE)
OD - Lite-On DVD-RW 16X
Misc - 6 cooling fans of various sizes

I enquired with a shop and he suspects that I might be having a power supply problem. My question is, with a CM 450W Real Power, how many peripherals am I able to run without problems? Am I overloading the PSU with my current system, and should I upgrade to a better PSU? If so, what PSU would you recommend?

Cheers.