Mmmmmm, GTX970 . . . .  I have one in my future come tax season. Good win, asusu939!  
 
I'm also pleasantly surprised to be so close to the top of the list myself!

asus939
it was a fun TZC and that 970 FTW is going to boost my ppd hoping past you bertie

ha-hah enjoy the spoils asus939. You will probably take that spot anyway as I've switched off the w/c rig while I'm away for nearly 2 weeks.

*dry announcer voice* Paging TheClassic - Paging TheClassic - You're next to choose your lovely prize!

Okay BB... now that WAS funny! 

Now I'm all edge of my seat to see what Zophar and BadBertie agree upon!

BadBertie
 ... becoming proficient in how to poach a egg ... anything - bring it on.

Whoa, there! Let's not get too hasty! Baby steps, my friend! Proper egg poaching is nothing to take as lightly as all that other jazz.  

and today this came and right out of the box it went to work folding   thanks dutchforce for a great prize
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Now that's a Snakes Wedding! Have fun with that bad boy, asus939

asus939
and today this came and right out of the box it went to work folding   thanks dutchforce for a great prize

NIce win asus939! Congrats!
 
 ...and thanks to Dutchforce for coming through (once again) with such an awesome prize for the contest!!

raist00
I'm [deleted] pissed at EVGA's forum and posting policies... and pass.

What happened? If it is because you can respond to pm's, we can provide you an email. The spam blocking feature where a minimum amount of posts is to keep all member protected from a bot coming in and pming everyone on the forum without being an active user. If that is what has you bothered, it is in place for a good reason.

I don't think web pages store your log in, I do believe it is in the cookies stored on your drive.
Every time I clear all cookies I have to log into every site I go to even though I check the keep me logged in box
Maybe delete the cookie after you're done and see if that works for you.
Though you should not have to if the box is not checked.
Or just to make sure hit the log out button up in the right hand corner, I always do that after I am done with some sites.

PM sent to loganex with a email address to send name and email to so I can fire off $ 50 newegg gift card. gratz loganex

Congrats to the winners, and thanks to everyone that donated gifts for the contest!
 
I don't drink coffee and I own Metro already, so I'm gonna take a pass in advance! Cheers 

bill1024
I don't think web pages store your log in, I do believe it is in the cookies stored on your drive.
Every time I clear all cookies I have to log into every site I go to even though I check the keep me logged in box
Maybe delete the cookie after you're done and see if that works for you.
Though you should not have to if the box is not checked.
Or just to make sure hit the log out button up in the right hand corner, I always do that after I am done with some sites.

Yes, the login info is stored in the cookies, not the site itself.  However through things like CSRF, XSS, or even a shared Wifi network, it's possible to obtain/use cookies to impersonate a user. It's not uncommon for me to have login problems on site; I block Java, Flash, javascript, first and third party cookies by default.  To log in, I often have to whitelist or temporarily allow a site but the it works.  Not recognizing login information after logging in is a common symptom of blocked cookies and a locked down browser cache. When the typical fixes didn't work on EVGA, I spent a lot of time disabling addons and reverting settings to make sure that they weren't interfering.  Part of my furor was towards myself for the wasted time going in the wrong direction trying to debug the problem.  It was tempered by rage at the poor design that created the conflicting information.  My main gripe is the lack of feedback that led me down that path.  On EVGA, I suspect the problem is narrowly scoped sub-domains; forums.evga.com can't access anything on ᴡᴡᴡ.ᴇᴠɢᴀ.ᴄᴏᴍ.  When logging in from the forums, it redirects to main site, the main site can read the login data, so it redirects back to the orignial page.  The forums can't read the user data so appear as not logged in.  At this point, there's nothing you can do from the forums to fix the problem; you have to go back to the main site, logout and login again with the box checked. There's nothing to indicate that those are the right steps to fix the issue.  It wouldn't be too difficult to add an intermediary redirect after login on the forums subdomain that verifies that the necessary cookies are present. If they are, it redirects on to the originating page and if not, it shows an alert.  As a general design principle, if it's possible to completely break something by changing a setting, either the setting shouldn't be there, or there should be immediate feedback that the setting should be changed when attempting the action that the setting prevents.

notfordman

I'm sorry about the PM feature raist00. I know it's a pain. Thanks for your prize pick reply. You make some good points, too.  

I apologize for my post.  It came in a moment of extreme frustration and was frankly inappropriate.

Well, I'm the mug guy... Not sure why you're not able to PM... (I hate reading rules) but Notfordman will help ya  out and let me know what I need to do.