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  1. smarteyeball
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    You don't need the expensive stuff or the coloured shit as you're discovering :)
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  3. BigTabs
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    smarteyeball said:
    You don't need the expensive stuff or the coloured shit as you're discovering :)
    Lol that's right got some distilled water on the way with two kill coils two new sp120 corsair sp extreme fans to
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