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I was looking for accessories for my Jerker and came across this posting - http://www.ebay.com/itm/IKEA-Jerker-Desk-2nd-Generation-VERY-GOOD-CONDITION-/221463590374
They might be gone by the time anyone finds this though. $250 is steep, but if you're hard pressed finding a used one locally the...
Yup, they are these specifically - http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=36_463_947&products_id=30036
I like them better than the non-square filters.
This is a build I did for a customer, just wanted to share :)
2600k, Z68-UD7, XFX HD 6970, 16GB Kingston Hyper X
2x OCZ Vertex 3 120GB SSD's Raid 0, 2TB HDD
EK Supreme Full Copper
Heat Killer 69X0 Waterblock
RX360, MCP 355, XSPC Dual Bay DDC res, 6x GT's.
I would have liked to do some color...
Steam allows you to opt out, they also don't share it with 3rd parties and they don't scan your whole computer and store all of this information to distribute to third parties.
Those temps are pretty hot for only having the CPU in the loop. Mine (like Tsumi's) never goes about 70c under stress test load. Also an RX360 can handle 3 OC'd 470's and a OC'd 930 without any problems, so you should be able to throw two 580's on the RX480 easily.
H50/60/70/80/100 and a GTX 470/480 with a CoolIT Omni system. They are both closed loop systems and you can transport them easily without worrying about anything. Get some GT's and play in silence.