GJSNeptune
[H]F Junkie
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I hate you guys! I don't have the money to get one, and on top of that I have nothing to put in it!
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Does your CPU heatsink touch your back fan?One more PC-A05B to add.
I went and picked one up at directron. 89.95 was hard to pass up. Picked up 2 ultra quiet Enermax Enobal Marathon fans (44CFM, and really slow) for this box to keep it silent. Heatsink is an Enzotech Ultra-X running about 1500 rpms. Keeps my e6600 at 3.2 around 36C idle / 49C load (From asus AI Suite), 54C both cores in TAT.
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Silence is golden.
hmm... i'm gonna guess that it doesn't improve temps much. having the exhaust so low in the case may not remedy your heat issues.just reversed the air flow from front to back. gonna see how the temps are. right now my overclocked 6300 is at 48C with the cores at 58C....yikes. but i have a hot room kinda so that might be why. otherwise i'm gonna put it back the way it was or get some damn water cooling![]()
just reversed the air flow from front to back. gonna see how the temps are. right now my overclocked 6300 is at 48C with the cores at 58C....yikes. but i have a hot room kinda so that might be why. otherwise i'm gonna put it back the way it was or get some damn water cooling![]()
Which way is better?
Does your CPU heatsink touch your back fan?
nice work bud. I can't tell from the photos but is the CPU HSF oriented in a way to flow with the back-to-front airflow of the case?just got finished with my quad core build.. overall.. I like the case (coming from a CM
ATCS 201B). At first I didn't like how thin the aluminum was but it seems to dissipate
heat pretty good. The only thing I didn't like about it was minor. The case used thin
threaded screws in most areas. I had a bunch of black ones I wanted to use but they
were the thick thread. This might be a Lian Li thing but I don't know since this is my first
one.
Cabling was a little tricky but it turned out alright..
Intel Q6600, PCP&C 750 Quad, 4GB Patriot DDR2/800, (gonna try to use my 7800GTX 512 a little longer heh), Raptor 150.
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lol, mines came today without a window.... sigh, there goes another week, they better freaking overnight the damn thing.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/cata...cts_id=21642:e12e82bd514b8a1899dea7593ee97fad
Heard they got great CS, and their resellerratings is great, so I am guessing everything will work out![]()
What are the chances an 8800GTX would fit in there?
nice work bud. I can't tell from the photos but is the CPU HSF oriented in a way to flow with the back-to-front airflow of the case?
can't tell if the CPU HSF fan is pushing or pulling.
What are the chances an 8800GTX would fit in there?
When I found out the rear fan was blowing in.. I reversed it. Now the cpu fan is shooting out the back with the 120 flowing out. I did end up putting in 2 x 8800gts 640's this weekend and found out there is a dead spot of air right above the chipset... Is it normal for the 680i chipset to be hotter than anything else in my pc? just curious
I semi-finished putting mines together, gotta send my side panel back though to get it window modded, told them to not refund me the shipping $$ instead use it towards shipping it 2-day method instead ....
I'll post pics tomorrow after I get a duster for my ultra 120w/o the sexy window
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My PCA-05B ....
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Close up view of the CD-ROM cover ...
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you can always just mount the psu upside down, that's how mines oriented.
Hmm thinking about getting this case and water cooling it. Just got to figure out how to get it to work.