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Yeah... I just got my SX600-G monday, but between the power-on coil whine (seems to go away in just a few seconds) on my unit, the [H] review, and the past few pages of this thread, I'm really tempted to return it and wait a few months to see if Silverstone releases a revision 1.1 or 2.0 variant...
After using both an FT03 Mini and an RVZ01, I'll happily take this case in Silver, it seems like the best of both worlds: support for absurd GPU's, with a clean and refined aesthetic.
Yeah, USPS is really doing something incredibly screwy with this.
I live ~40 miles east of downtown hollywood in the San Gabriel Valley.
My tracking information was updated on 12/26/2013 at 3:24pm that it was processed through Bell Gardens sort facility. Then later that night, at 12:00am...
Just a quick note, I called the Tustin store this morning when I first saw the deal, and they told me they weren't honoring the sale price. However a few hours later people on reddit buildapcsales started posting that in-store they were honoring it. So I drove down this afternoon, and sure...
The drive Silverstone ships is actually a Panasonic UJ-265, the same drive that AFD got us the deal from Digitstor on. The only difference really is that Silverstone includes one of their CP-10 slimline-SATA cables with the drive, so yes, it will fit the N1 no problem.
Well, with the ST45SF-G PSU and Maximus 6 Impact motherboard, I'm so far looking at needing every cable except one: the molex & floppy cable.
I should be able to get away with using a single SATA power splitter (for double-stacked SSD's behind the front panel), and a single PWM splitter (for...
Do you mean 4-pin PWM fans?
If so, there's the swiftech splitter: http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=34_451&products_id=38706
EDIT:
Here's Evercool and Akasa options for PWM splitters too...
Crucial makes some VLP ram in 8GB DIMM's, look at the Ballistix Sport VLP and Ballistix Tactical VLP series:
Sport: http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-Ballistix-Profile-DDR3-1600-BLS2C8G3D1609ES2LX0/dp/B00A14ZT8I
Tactical...
Hi,
Yes, the Impact has an M.2 slot on the mpcie combo module, sadly though it's most likely wired to a single pcie 2.0 lane, like all other current M.2 implementations by Asus.
So they'll be great for saving space, but won't really offer any performance improvement over SATA 3.
FYI, that 128GB M.2 SSD is also on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/MyDigitalSSD-Super-Cache-Solid-State/dp/B00EZ2E8LQ
I'm sure we'll see larger drives soon enough, and they'll be awesome for tiny systems like this, though they really won't offer any performance benefit over SATA 3 on the...
This.
I drove down there last week to check their stock in person, they explicitly said they don't honor the website pricing for CPU's anymore, and their in-store price for a 4770k is $319.99 + tax. They said they offer a slight combo discount with a motherboard purchase, but I already had my...