Recent content by PrvtChurch

From what I understand adding a small dab of tim to the thermal pads does little for cooling but can help to keep the pads in place when attaching the waterblock/backplate.

I am getting ready to begin my first watercooling loop but I had a question. I want to use Mayhems Pastel coolant but have read that it has some incompatibilities with certain types of tubing and was wondering what tubing is best. I am looking for clear tubing btw.

Cool build, that PSU rocks btw.

that is absolutely AMAZING managerman. one of the coolest builds I've seen.

pretty much this ^ in my experience the main cause of burnt wires is either loose connections or shoddy workmanship, as long as you don't buy dirt cheep and secure your connections its not an issue.

I am personally a big fan of Seasonic units.... The x650 is always a good option.

It looks amazing and I must say that even the always ugly poop-colored noctua fans look good.

I love the look of the Cosmos 2 however I would probably build in a 900D or 750D depending on space constraints

I went from a 600T to the 750D and the latches is THE thing I miss most. I also don't like how easily the rear panel will bow out if you try to stuff to much cables behind the MB tray.

I completely agree, I remember back in the day when monitors were triple the resolution of TVs. It BAFFLES me as to why 2560x1600 monitors are not cheep and everywhere, and why we cant buy a reasonable laptop with at least a 1080p screen.

I love this case... been very happy with it and many of the complaints people have had are very true. using screws instead of latches is a major disappointment especially at its price point.

Just replaced my case and am fairly happy with the results although I think the old case looked just a bit better cable wise. I still need to get around to doing some proper cable sleaving.

I forgot that was in my rotation..... oops

The whole issue of memory leaks is one of the reasons I run the 64bit Nightly build, the more RAM I can throw at it the less often I have to restart FF. I have seen it eat north of 6GB of ram before.