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Recent content by reactor451

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    Project mATX - 3x 240mm Radiators in <20L

    Looks great! I was a big fan of the Compact Splash. Fun seeing you create it's bigger brother ;)
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    low-power webserver

    Ahhh, my bad, I misread your post. How much does your current web/mail server get used? Is it just for your local use? Or are you using it to host pages to the general internet? If you don't need much CPU horsepower you could use a Raspberry Pi with an external USB drive for a simple web/mail...
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    low-power webserver

    Qnap? I've heard they make great fileservers and they can run virtual machines as well. I've been looking at picking up the TS-253 Pro to use for backups and file storage as well as running Linux VMs for development. They also have XBMC support and can handle media transcoding. I don't own one...
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    DAN A4-SFX: The smallest gaming case in the world

    Topre switches are great. I've got a Topre Realforce 86U and a HHKP2. They are I used to have a mech board with cherry blacks but found it too stiff. The action between Topre and Cherry switches is very different. There is much more of a pop sensation when typing on Topre. They are very similar...
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    DAN A4-SFX: The smallest gaming case in the world

    Matias Makes one http://matias.ca/60/pc/ I personally use the HHKP2 with OS X drivers. The play/pause key works sometimes, but the volumes keys work just fine. I bought mine from: http://elitekeyboards.com/products.php?sub=pfu_keyboards,hhkbpro2 Plus if you don't mind relying on 3rd...
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    Inverse: A Highly Versatile Steam-Box Design

    I'd personally like to see PWM tests since that would represent better real world conditions. Either that or just run low fan speeds when running the idle temp test and then run them on full when stress testing. Just my $0.02 :)
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    Are there any 120mmX120mm radiators? (Lian Li 351 water cooling plan)

    Is this the sort of thing you were looking to do? http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=15138154&postcount=29
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    Are there any 120mmX120mm radiators? (Lian Li 351 water cooling plan)

    Lian Li 351 It's in his Sig.
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    ITX Copper Build - Raijintek Metis

    Looking good, I'm looking forward to following your progress.
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    Lone Industries L2: Dual slot version of L1 anyone?

    A-10 7850K, very tempting. I was hoping to do some gaming under Linux (Steam OS) and I heard the AMD linux drivers just weren't what they are on Windows :( Still I could get that and have enough money for a licence. I was also looking at the Shuriken but first dismissed it since it looked...
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    Lone Industries L2: Dual slot version of L1 anyone?

    i7 3770K? nice! Looks like that processor only puts out 18W less than the X4. Seems very doable to use the X4 then. I like your suggestion of using a lower TDP, but I can't find the X4 840 to buy online in Canada. I'd go Intel but I'd have to spend more to get a quad core. Plus I kinda want to...
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    Lone Industries L2: Dual slot version of L1 anyone?

    So, I'm thinking of putting together a build with this case and thought of using the AMD Athlon X4 860K. It's TDP is 95W and I was concerned with cooling it properly in this case. Has anyone used the 860K in this case? I thought of using the Raijintek Pallas to cool it. Also wanted to use...
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