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EVIL??? LEd's per sq inch?????

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  1. 02-28-2010, 07:04 PM #11
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    Thanks Evil for the tips
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    Taking your advice and sticking with the XRE Q5 over teh XPG. I started looking at optics and at 5.00 a piece that will run into a lot of dough fast Going with a total of 210 in a 5o/5o mix. I have the rest of the RB coming tommorow from Nanotuners along with lenses.
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