So yesterday I wasted most of the day fixing my computer. It started initially from me getting sick and tired of the horrid sound coming from my northbridge fan and the gfx card. So I open the barstard up and start to take the fan out, once I get the fan out I realise that basically all the screw connectors bar one are broken and it'll be almost impossible to fix back in, great. But before I did anymore about that i decided to vaccum inside my case and check the other fans for dust etc. Everything was well dusty, so I decided to remove everything from the case and give it all a good dusting off. Well hours and hours later after uses of such tools as tweezers, bread knives, hair dryer, sewing oil, vaccum cleaner, a spoon, a playing card and a credit card everything was fixed. Although during that time I encountered problems with my computer failing to boot, RAID configuration disasters, onboard clock troubles, bent cpu pins, stuck-to-heatsink-northwood-cores, complex mind bending and hand eye co-ordination tasks of reattaching the fan on the 9800XT and others I can't quite remember at this time. At one point I thought I was going to have to replace my mobo and cpu but I ended up prevailing. Now everything is back to normal, thank god! Although I am going to have to folk out for a 3rd party northbridge cooler in the near future as my current fan is stuck to the heatsink via some dodgy old heatsink compound that does not stick very well, the forces of gravity will eventually win that battle unless I can get something better to make it stick with or jimmy up some sorta screw-into-heatsink solution.