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    Asus VE278Q [Debezel + Custom Fix] Guide

    Hi, I confirm that the Asus VE278Q is a "floating box" design. I didn't know it before i went for debezelling it. Thats why it took me more time and job to transform it. Floating box: the floating box contains all the electronic parts and a rail at the bottom in which you "slide" the...
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    Gigybyte 670 OC - First time SLI - Crazy temp

    I tried an another configuration: blow in with 1 front + 1 side and / blow out 1 behind + 2 on the top. The goal was to have less pumping than evacuating. Same result :( the CG reach more than 75°C and begin to be too noisy. I also setup the rpm (around 1000). It is the limit, higher rate and...
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    Gigybyte 670 OC - First time SLI - Crazy temp

    I have a Corsair Carbide 300R, here a picture (it is'nt my configuration): I removed the bottom HD cage so the 2x14cm front fans are blowing directly on the 2 GC and the 2x14cm fans on the side panel are on the same height as the GC so they blow the air also out of the case directly. They...
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    Gigybyte 670 OC - First time SLI - Crazy temp

    Hi everybody, I bought an GIGABYTE GV-N670OC-2GD form one month. I tested it and I'm very happy. The GC is performant and most of it is very quiet even with demanding games and high resolution like 5760x1080 (temperatur stays under 45°). I bought a second one for SLI (between the 2 GC...
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    Asus VE278Q [Debezel + Custom Fix] Guide

    Ok here the next steps: 2 Step: Remove the aluminum back plate First unscrew the top electronic circuit: Then unclip the panel frame: Panel frame away: Frame ready for painting: Back plate away: 3 Step: Custom fix: The custom fix (angle bracket) will be screw on...
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    Asus VE278Q [Debezel + Custom Fix] Guide

    Hi, without the plastic you reduce it by 0.7mm. it's true, it isn't a big difference but for me it is ;)
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    Asus VE278Q [Debezel + Custom Fix] Guide

    I decied to remove the plastic cover from my 3 ASUS VE278Q to have the smallest bezel possible for my triple monitors stand. Here the explanation to give you some ideas for your custom home made fixation maybe! (Sorry for my poor english) 1 Step: Remove the cover: For this, I used a...
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    Stands for big ones....

    Have a look at this thread, maybe it can be usefull (DIY stand): http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1602409
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    triple monitor arm suggestions please

    As mentioned in another similar thread, you can also DIY if you follow this thread for a custom stand: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1602409
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    monitor stand for 3 30inchers

    You can also DIY if you follow this thread for a custom stand: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1602409
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    monitor stand for 3 30inchers

    If 27 inch is also possible for you, I bought this stand for 140CHF = 140$ for my 3 x 27 inchers ASUS VE278Q. (I live in switzerland, maybe u can find the same in your country) ...
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