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Thanks for the tips davd_bob, I actually work in a PC shop but haven't been able to find any.

Dave Rave - which ones are they? AusPCMarket has some kind of link prevention. Let me know the brand/model that you say fit.

Thanks

Buying from USA or other international shops isn't really an option. The postage cost alone cost more than the two heatsink/fan combos combined. Plus there is a high likely hood I'd end up being charged additional import fees on anything like that. That's why I posted links to the two pages, so that...

Hi I've just picked up a BP6 with 2x 366Mhz CPUs, and 4 more 366Mhz CPUs as spares. :twisted: Now my problem is that they only came with two heatsinks, with no fans. Obviously I want to overclock this system a bit, and am therefore looking for a heatsink/fan combo which will fit nicely onto this boa...

purrkur: No, it's from the German name "Oliver" Thanks for your help everyone, I think I'll be using the onboard controller since Linux will ignore whatever the BIOS picks up and be able to use all the space anyway. Later if I want to add more drives, then I'll get a TX2 of course, but since I am bo...

I want to install Linux on the SCSI drives and use the 200GB for storage, I might just have to try it and see how I go - if it doesn't work I'll go buy a TX2

Hi, I've seen a few threads where people have said that they have large disks on their extra TX2 controllers, and I know that the HPT366 controller doesn't support drives over 137GB (I don't want to use it anyway). Anyway my BP6 system has an Adaptec SCSI card with 3 Quantum SCSI drives attached to ...