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classy? like the [h]appyass review of it? u guys shouldn't even care about the d14, its such an expensive crappy cooler that doesnt stand a chance against other top HS's
i dont understand how a properly installed barb / steel worm clamp can have a leak without someone loosing either the barb or the worm clamp. tubing doesn't come off of car parts with "weaker" pinch-clamps and cars constantly vibrate and hit bumps at 60mph.
i'm sorry but i'd call bs if you say...
no that won't be enough even if u use 3000rpm 120x38mm fans. anything less and definitely not enough w/o beating air cooling.
the i7's are hot and the 4890's are warm, i'd suggest an RX360... or two swiftech MCR320 stacks...
w/ 1200-1500rpm fans and you'd be very quiet
i'm running Memtest86+ v2.01 from a boot up disc to diagnose a freezing problem i encountered.
my ram is 2x2gb G Skill DDR2 1000 5-5-5-15. i set it to 5-5-5-15 800mhz since that what i'll be running at. 1.9v also.
i know that 1 pass takes longer w/ more ram so the "24 hour rule" doesn't...
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=37&threadid=2278815&enterthread=y
you can see there, that my load temps are around 50ish for Q6600 @ 1.4vCore and 3.6ghz
i agree that swiftech has great customer service
EK, while i haven't had much experience with (just one) mad me pay for a missing o-ring + shipping. Total came out to about $5.50 but that is infinity times worse than the $0 that i had to pay swiftech on 2 different occasions: LGA775 backplate...
i need to install something in my haf932 that requires 3 x 5.25" bays and requires the usage of screws to mount. (a 3 bay to 4x3.5" HDD converter) how can i remove the plastic mounting mechanism of the 5.25" drive bays?