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torr3nt

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- Jou Jye NU-0528i
- Gigabyte H67N-USB3-B3
- Intel i7 2600K
- 2x 2GB Patriot Memory DDR3 1333Mhz cl9
- Western Digital Scorpio Black 500 GB 2.5" 7200 RPM
- Samsung 160 GB 2.5" 5400 RPM
- Seasonic SS-250SU APFC F0 (80 PLUS Bronze)
- Sapphire Radeon HD 5570





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very nice build , what kind of heatsink was used?


Jen
 
torr3nt,

Nice little rig you've got there...very nice actually... :)

I'm using this motherboard too. Only with a 2100, G3 and ECO Cas7. Although, I did opt for the Sapphire HD 5570 because it works well with my picoPSU. Great little set up. Frankly, I couldn't be happier.

I was hoping to add a Samuel 17 on mine, but I'm not 100% sure it will fit. I like the looks of your cooler here, so I'll +1 Jen's question.

Best,

Liquid Cool
 
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fochkoph,

Think you nailed it. Looking at these pictures above, it appears to be sitting awfully close or touching those memory sticks.

LC
 
This is the TITAN but as rightly said Fochkoph is equal to EVERCOOL.
I had in mind to use Samuel, but I this already possessed and I've adapted.
To get it going I had to change much, so be careful to use it, the original tap the slot pci-ex!
I made sure not to touch the ram :D
Next time I'll use the Samuel ;)

ps: Nanoxia FX-12 2000 with resistor
 
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i7 in that small form factor is amazing. there's 1 fan blowing down on everything, but how does the heat exhaust? only exhaust fan is form the PSU, but since it's on the very bottom and heat rises, isn't this an inefficient way to direct heat?
 
shftup said:
where did you buy the case from.

Sweet setup!
Click to expand...
...ITA :D
I add a note on temperatures under Prime95.
After nearly an hour I have 86°C with cabinet closed, 68°C open.
The true problem is the Seasonic psu that becomes very very hot.
Max power consumption 160W with Prime95+Furmark.
But under torture, before the one hour, creed it Seasonic for too much warm has gone in protection for with consequent freeze of operating system...
 
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