Recent content by Corummo

I have an i5-6500, and with my Silverstone AR06 it barely touches 50C. And it's pushed inside a "difficult" case, such as the Silverstone RVZ02, passively cooled. Tinkering about my stats, i wonder if an i5-6600 could be cooled with ease too, without changing the current cooler. But, and it is...

OMG! It seems like they chomped it! :nailbiting: Ok, ok... I'll try to be patient. :whistle:

Cmon guys! My Raven RVZ02 asks for retirement. :) I've already purchased a Cryorig C7, to replace my current Silverstone AR06 and bring the rest of parts into my brand new shiny white Sentry. :)

Mostly length (3M has 25 and 50 mm risers in that family) and technology costs (brand new and patented by 3M).

Very nice comparison, and black version is gorgeous too. But I prefer the white brick yet. :)

Furthermore, I'd add to the cons: the only reliable riser for that kind of config is the one from 3M, that costs a lot (about 90€ at the moment of writing).

eheheh exactly what I wrote in a direct email to you guys. (Yes, I'm the one who bothered you with the Pcie riser question) :D And btw, nothing personal, but the tone of Linus' voice hits hard on my nerves. After 2 minutes I feel the urge to kill someone. :D

I'm not a lawyer, but I think you're going to sell an "empty shell" to fill with pc parts, and not a console as a direct competitor of PS4 and XBox. You're just comparing size, NOT the products, nor the technical contents or performances. I see lots of reviews by people comparing monitors of...

Several years ago I worked at Rio De Janeiro for two months, and our hotel had the 120V supply. I had to trim my beard using a razor, instead of using my electric trimmer. :P

As he moves from Europe (220-240V) to South America (110-120V), I suspect he was referring to the wall AC voltages. ;)

SaperPL Got it. Many thanks for the clear explanations. :)

Dear SaperPL, Maybe you already have the needed space to fit a tray onto the graphics card, in which to place 2 SSDs and a slim slot-in optical drive, RVZ02 alike. Probably you don't even need to thicken your design. Just rework the side panel to cut off the extrusion used to limit the airflow...

I like that case too, but I'm more for slim vertical designs, rather than shoebox/cubic ones. Oh, sorry. I believed it was easy to 360° Y-rotate it, to intake air from the left wall, the same of the GPU, without touching the rails in the current design. Did not imagine it was so complicated...

Hello, I'm an usual reader of these boards, and joined this community just to comment on this thread. I'm very interested in this project and I'm going to purchase one of your cases, as soon as they'll be available. You guys made an awesome job, and I know your design is actually definitive...