mutti_wilson
Weaksauce
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- Feb 13, 2009
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I used .97 a can flat black from Home Depot. Not the most durable paint, but it does the job.
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Isn't this the opposite? Positive pressure means more CFM from intake fans coming in than CFM from exhaust fans going out...hence positive pressure = more dust + dog hair not less...
Isn't this the opposite? Positive pressure means more CFM from intake fans coming in than CFM from exhaust fans going out...hence positive pressure = more dust + dog hair not less...
Also, hot air expands and rises, so you would probably have better air flow, and a cooler case if you reversed the two top fans to their appropriate position as exhausts, not to mention less dog hair and dust in the case.
You could try turning just the top rear fan into an exhaust, since you have a single fan on your CPU, then cool air could come in from the top front fan, and cool air from the bottom, and then exhausted out the top rear and rear exhaust fans.
Just a thought...Sexy looking case though
With positive pressure, all your incoming air is through the intake fans, and any small holes or cracks in the case will have air blowing out (as opposed to sucking in). If you put filters on all your intake fans, then no unfiltered air will be coming into the case. With a negative pressure system, the exhaust fans suck air out, meaning air will get pulled into the case from any available opening, which is essentially impossible to filter.
The option itself doesn't really affect dust one way or another (as both methods are pumping air through your case). Positive pressure just makes it possible to easily filter all your incoming air.
No its not !
Just new stuff he wants to show off !
here is my new toy
It's about time you posted those up here Looks good!
Steve
alright guys got my case in. I need to do some mods just dont know what i want to do
already did. nothing is inspiring. and no offense to any one but most of the cable management is mediocre
already did. nothing is inspiring. and no offense to any one but most of the cable management is mediocre
Most people have that feeling, but some still sleeve cables . I know it doesn't increase performance, but I'll be sleeving most cables, including part of the ATX cable(probably 24 individual rather than fewer thick cables).I want to sleeve the PSU atx cable but that would take so long
freaksavior, that's a nice sleeve job from what I can see. I like it. Good job, that's pretty clean.
2 ?'s. 1st: You used 1/8" sleeving for each wire, correct?
2nd: Please explain that fan on your PSU. 2 fans right next to each other rarely do much good.
I hear ya. I wouldn't just have someone take apart a PSU or CRT monitor w/o knowing what they're doing and taking precautions plus being patient/careful.yes 1/8th sleeving and there is a fan on the psu because the psu fan doesn't work when i have the psu sitting up like that. i dont feel like taking the psu apart or rma'ing it. it works
Here are few pictures of my rig with some new items - QX9650, CM V8, GTX 295 and my old 8800GT as physx
Did some of you guys have to cut the honeycomb grill in the front or is that removable? My case arrives tomorrow and was curious as I'm not a big fan of it.