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Thanks OP

I think its great, if people want to live in the past then let them pay for it.

I didn't try using a knife, but I tried screwdriver. After pressing on the release tab a couple times it got so weak that when I touched it I could tell it was going to come off so I just removed it.

Nearly completed my build over the weekend, need to add one more 2TB drive that I need to pull out of another machine. Overall I am happy with the server. Very quiet and easy to build in, for the most part. Taking the motherboard out is a bit of a hassle...my master SAS cable would not come...

RAC = Remote Access Controller Thanks for the reply. What else can you do with the card? Have you tried the KVM over IP out yet? Thanks

Grimham, how well does it work? I am interested because I think it would be handy to run a RAC with my n40l. Thanks

Thanks for the heads up OP. I plan to put my Vantec EZ-Swap 3.5-5.25 in the top bay with the 250GB drive and then populate the 4 open slots with various 2TB & 1TB drives. Not a bad system for the money, also considering you get a 250GB drive as well, which if you had to buy separately nowadays...

Ya it was $82 when I posted it. I picked up a couple at BestBuy for some other rigs that were rocking onboard sound. I live in CA so it was actually cheaper to do BestBuy then the Egg.

Seems like a decent deal, currently this part is $82 on the egg with $7 shipping. Might need to pick this up for my second rig that is using onboard.

There is already a post for this, no need to double post. its called "Steam Autumn Sale"

its probably worth it at about $0.99

Where are you guys seeing Black Ops for $25, its showing up for $30 for me.

You really shouldn't. The Santa Clara store is a few miles from my house, that store is so dangerous. I went in for a $18 DVD burner and walked out with basically enough components to build a rig. Combine that with the Fry's in Sunnyvale which is less than 10 mins away from MicroCenter and it...

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Just completed my transfer from a HAF-X to my FT02S-W. Couple of downsides from switching have been... 1. Not enough room behind the motherboard to route all my cables. I knew this going in and knew it was going to be a challenge and it sure did prove to be one. The cables on my Corsair...

Bit the bullet today and bought a FT02S-W today on Amazon. If the delivery estimate is correct I should have a fun project tomorrow. Gotta love Amazon Prime :)

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That is why they came out with the RV02 Evolution which has 5 3.5 drive bays like the FT02

After owning a HAF-X for almost a year now...I say forget both of them and get a Silverstone FT02 or Silverstone Raven RV02B-Evolution

The only things i don't like about my HAF-X is that the side 200mm cooling fan is designed for XLATX mobos and my 2 GTX 460s on my Sabertooth X58; the bottom card is at the top of the 200mm fan and the top card isn't getting much air, or any, from the side fan. And I have not been able to get...

You might like this....the Lian Li V354 http://www.lian-li.com/v2/en/product/product06.php?pr_index=546&cl_index=1&sc_index=25&ss_index=63&g=f its a Micro ATX case with 7 3.5" bays

nice build. What fans are you using on your h70?

Underneath the motherboard tray is a mounting location for a second PSU. I used to own a Stacker 810, and the thing that was awesome about it at the time was that it could be converted to the then new BTX formfactor that never really took off outside of OEMs. you could convert the case from...

Ya you have to remember that each platform and even motherboards in the same platform have different locations for the CPU. If i put my Asus AM3 motherboard in there you would see the CPU be more centered in the backplate cutout area. I also agree that CM could of made the whole a little bigger...

I just popped my case apart to re-route my USB3.0 cables because the original motherboard I had in my HAF-X did not have USB3.0 and CM gives you a nice USB2.0 A-Type Male to Female 9 pin header cable to replace them so you don't lose any rear I/O ports and you plug them directly into the...

You might have a flakey motherboard or RAM. Do a memtest86 using a Linux live CD to test your RAM to rule it out. Also what are the specs of your system, especially your power supply.

Yep the new Sandy Bridge boards seem to have them, I'm sure we will see more in the coming months.

Yep, same connected on the milk mlo3, no surprises there

Actually there is a finalized spec of USB3.0 internal header. Some of the hot of the press cases now have them. The new budget Silverstone Milo ML03 HTPC case with the new internal header springs to mind. Uploaded with ImageShack.us...

In the CES video Tony says end of Q1 or beginning of Q2, march or april

I watched the same couple of videos today again of the RV03 at Computex last year and the CES preview this year. In the video Tony says they moved the one of the AP181 fans back a little to help cool the hard drives on the motherboard backplane. From looking at these pics at the beginning of...

hmmm, i run a h70 and I don't remember this being a problem for me. I need to reconfigure my usb3.0 front ports now that i have a board with usb3.0 so i will check in and see if it a problem for corsair h70/h50 backplates. Will update this later. Also one of the nice little touches he didn't...

ya you probably have your internal usb 9 pin header plugged in incorrectly, check that.

main rig this past year went from a P193>HAF-X (i7 950) and I think soon to a RV02E or FT02 2nd rig is in a HAF-932 (i7 930) (used to be parts from main rig, so they needed a new home) 3rd rig is in a HAF-912 its a Phenom II x2 555 BE spare system 4th rig is in a Storm Sniper (used to be main...

Ya I thought Microsoft had these same types of checks in place

Agreed, I own two, and paid about the same for the second one a couple months back on sale from the egg.

I can't justify spending $65+ (tax) to get an H50 when in 2010 I bought one for around $50 like others have said. Also with the Corsair H60 coming out at $79.99 retail, this looks less and less attractive.

you mean you had a chenming which was the company that built all the cases for antec...and probably still does haha

I never had one but that was my dream case for a long time.

Now your fun will really begin as the Intel announcement of all the 6 series chipsets may have a potentially degrading SATA performance, you have to rip out your board at some point.