Recent content by goobernoodles

Its very quiet as well, only thing is the ramsinks could use a bit more stickyness to em, but thats such a small issue. Great overall product. Great cooling, looks cool, and is silent.

Just tested, and the GT is 43c full load, overclocked.

Honestly, I'm not sure, because I took the stock cooler off without ever applying power to it. I had the vf700cu on my x850pro which is now in my gf's with stock cooling. In my gf's cool apartment, I'm idling at 34c.

Oh, and I have dual cold cathodes in there, I accidentally yanked a wire out of the one that I place at the base of the case, I gotta get that back in there.

Well, I have a power switch on the back of the case, bottom pci bracket. However, I have been thinking about putting a switch somewhere on the front of the case. Ideas? Between the Power and reset switch?

Whoops, I copied that from another site. Case: CoolerMaster (Black) Praetorian PSU: Seasonic S12-500 Motherboard: MSI K8N Neo4-F CPU: AMD Athlon64 x2 3800 @ 2.46Ghz RAM: 2gb (4x512mb) GeIL DDR400 VGA: eVGA 7800GT w/ Zalman VF700Cu Monitor: Hyundai L90D+ Main HDD: WD 10,00rpm 74gb...

Well, I've recently put in a 7800gt and a x2 3800, so I figured I'd take a few pics. The specs are the same as my sig, minus the Audigy 2 that was removed due to some strange conflict that kept locking my system up... Also, two more sticks of RAM were removed in hopes of stabilizing the...

Hrmm... Now that I think about it.... It might be worth a shot. Buy some nichrome wire off of eBay. Use a model rocket igniter/batteries +wire to heat up the wire and cut. :D

+SUB WOOFER! :eek:

The seasonic fit perfectly.

At least for me, I think if I painted the inside of my case, I would have to be SUPER careful not to scratch it, with all of the work I seem to do constantly.

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I'm in Pittsburgh, PA.

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