Get a Dell Perc 5/i or Perc 6/i, faster and cheaper than the aforementioned raid cards. Also can run 8 drives if needed.
almost suggested this earlier today, but they aren't back facing ports, they come out on the top.
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Get a Dell Perc 5/i or Perc 6/i, faster and cheaper than the aforementioned raid cards. Also can run 8 drives if needed.
its gonna have an awesome look, me myself would love if the tubes lit up and gives that cool light through the holes of the sleeving effect.
Keep up the good work
sleeving looks awesome, i think it will work great. They are doing the same thing in the car world to header's now. It really helps there, sure it will help a tun
@philodox - Thanks a lot mate, and goodluck to you.
@cnealjr - Thanks, your statement made me curious so I found some dusty top shelves around my house and rubbed a sample in the dust... it's not very clingy, and wipes off easily. I can see it being a problem without proper maintenance, though not any more of an issue than any other windowed PC.
@MurderCityDevil - Tonight there will be update, I'm expecting UPS to show up any minute now.
My MASSIVE Performance-PCs order came Firday but I was out of the house and missed it, so it's going to arrive today.
And my SSDs were shipped last week but NCIX was out-of-stock on 3 of 4 drives.
NCIX wont be getting the others until the end of the week at the soonest... and I'm pissed off.
The delivery of the 1 drive is expected today however.
DAMN DAMN DAMN!!!
Does anyone have a trick for crimping molex pins for an idiot who forgot to order a crimping tool?
(I've just now ordered a crimper from PPCs, but that'll take a week+)
I believe a "duh" is in order. haha
Very small pair of needle nose pliers, and a lot of patience. You might also want to try and solder the wire and pin once you have them crimped. I never trust a crimped joint without using crimpers.
best [486];1033429672 said:NO! Don't, I tried that, it doesn't work nearly as well as the real crimper, the real one rolls the tabs in, instead of just smashing them together, it's worth the wait. I used a pliers once, all the wires came out with only a little tug, even after soldering [it annealed the little tabs that hold the end into the plastic connector, and they bent backwards...]
It looks real good so far...