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[YourNewCase] SUGO ... 5! GO!
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For idle, it is not that noisy at all. I hardly hear anything when the system was powered on. While I am gaming, I can not hear PSU over my speakers so it is not that loud. However, after gaming the noise ia a bit louder. It isn't loud per say, but it has a noticeable increase in noise. It is that hum from an 80mm fan. The noise goes away after the PSU cooled down. This is my experience with the sugo sg-06 psu.
Also, my fan is on the topside so it draws fresh air from outside of the case rather than next to the heatsink. I had the fan initially facing downwards drawing air from the CPU's heatsink. This caused a lot of turbulence noise from my nexus low 7000. I flipped the PSU and the noise level dropped dramatically.
Only time I have electrical noise is when I would use Prime95 to stress my CPU for temps. It is coming from the motherboard, not the PSU.
System is: q9650 and radeon 5770.
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Other way around. The HD 4850 draws 110W max whereas the HD 5850 draws 158W max:
http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=566&card2=614
CrimandEvil
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Yup, the comparison should have been against the 5750 which is just like the 4850.
Here is my rig, overall it was a pain to build because everything is smaller. Temps are good for stock clocks except for the video card which is factory OC'ed. The CPU temp is around 39/52 for idle/gaming.
here is the special SATA adapter needed for slim drives
I am using a scythe slim fan, since a stock 120x25mm fan is too thick and causes problems.
here is the special SATA adapter needed for slim drives
I am using a scythe slim fan, since a stock 120x25mm fan is too thick and causes problems.
Some pics - the SATA cables are only tempoary while I try and find some nice 20cm UV Green cables (that don't seem to exist anywhere right now!)
The yellow and black unsleeved wires you can just about see are the power connector for a graphics card (that I can't afford yet) and until I fit it I'm leaving it as is.
I removed the molex chain but left the ends inside the PSU ready to be connected / converted to whatever I need.
Still to do: Buy a graphics card, fit an optical drive - I'll be using an antec caddy striped down and installed in the usual place so that I can run it off a spare USB port (I also want to stealth is completely so that it looks as though it isn't there form the outside.
Also thinking about a few UV Leds to light the interior...
Oh and I've accidentally installed the front fan backwards - arse!
The yellow and black unsleeved wires you can just about see are the power connector for a graphics card (that I can't afford yet) and until I fit it I'm leaving it as is.
I removed the molex chain but left the ends inside the PSU ready to be connected / converted to whatever I need.
Still to do: Buy a graphics card, fit an optical drive - I'll be using an antec caddy striped down and installed in the usual place so that I can run it off a spare USB port (I also want to stealth is completely so that it looks as though it isn't there form the outside.
Also thinking about a few UV Leds to light the interior...
Oh and I've accidentally installed the front fan backwards - arse!
For those of you whos playing arround with the HD5850, u really should undervolt the cpu. its all about the 12V. as an example, by undevolting my E8600 from 1,22V to 1,1V i save 25W, this is pure and clean 12V thats neede for the videocard. so u get 2 bonuses, 25W less heat and a more stable 12V for gpu.
A i5 750 on the DFI board should go down to 1,05V saving more than 25W.
A i5 750 on the DFI board should go down to 1,05V saving more than 25W.
I have yet to hear a legitimate problem using the 5850 on the stock PSU in the SG05. For those really concerned just get the new 450w PSU when it comes out. I'll have an update on this next week either on Twitter (if a small update) or on sffclub.com.
I'm loving that green!
Where did you get that SATA adapter? Is the drive sata or ATAPI? I have a slim drive I'd love to use but haven't found a good adapter.
Ok, I finished my build. Did some re-wiring. Not to pretty and sleeved, but fine none the less.
Sorry for blur in pics.
Thats a Saphire 5850 in there. I will give undervolting a spin to see what I can do. So far no issues!
Edit: Why yes, that -is- a pile of Shuttle units in the background. I have 6 of them awaiting rebuild.
Sorry for blur in pics.
Thats a Saphire 5850 in there. I will give undervolting a spin to see what I can do. So far no issues!
Edit: Why yes, that -is- a pile of Shuttle units in the background. I have 6 of them awaiting rebuild.
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no problems at all. Its even factory overclocked so it pulls in a little more juice too.
Here's my Zotac 9300 setup before, I don't have pics of my DFI MI build yet, gonna get a camera of my own first, the one I used here isn't mine >_<
What did you do up there with the HDD bay?
I took all HP components out of HP slimline case and put it into SG05 case, Because I can find a cheap high ended mATX power supply and able upgradeable high ended GPU card instead of low profile crappy card, and expensive PSU..
I dont finish to build the HP SGx-CUBE yet, but I will update the post soon..
I dont finish to build the HP SGx-CUBE yet, but I will update the post soon..
Seeing all these Sugo SG05 builds makes me want to do another Midget Rig build of my own. I sold my old one to a friend after I got a laptop to replace it as my mobile gaming rig. I sure do miss the cute little box that could max out everything I threw at it...
After all the trouble I went through to cram a 350w Seasonic power supply into this thing, Silverstone turns around an announces a 450w power supply designed just for this case...
Anyways, specs are still in the sig if anyone is curious. I posted a build topic on this thing a while ago. I figured I'd pop a few pics into this thread for those that are working on SG05 builds right now.
After all the trouble I went through to cram a 350w Seasonic power supply into this thing, Silverstone turns around an announces a 450w power supply designed just for this case...
Anyways, specs are still in the sig if anyone is curious. I posted a build topic on this thing a while ago. I figured I'd pop a few pics into this thread for those that are working on SG05 builds right now.
How is that Seagate Momentus 7200rpm? Fast? Silent?
From techPowerUp review:
And on sffclub ST45SF page the connectors list says 450W PSU has PCI-E 6+2P and
PCI-E 6P connectors, it should work OK.
Woohoo!
Looks like Corsair might not be going into my next Sugo box. Check this out:
http://www.tweaktown.com/popImg.php?type=content&img=3189_09_full.jpg
The new Domino ECO cooling unit. Never did like the company that much as their earlier offerings were junk.
Look at this though! PIVOTING barbs on the CPU block / pump and SWIVEL barbs on the radiator! I'm in love! should be much much easier to shoe-horn this cooler in a tiny case!
Looks like Corsair might not be going into my next Sugo box. Check this out:
http://www.tweaktown.com/popImg.php?type=content&img=3189_09_full.jpg
The new Domino ECO cooling unit. Never did like the company that much as their earlier offerings were junk.
Look at this though! PIVOTING barbs on the CPU block / pump and SWIVEL barbs on the radiator! I'm in love! should be much much easier to shoe-horn this cooler in a tiny case!
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http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/3189/coolit_systems_eco_a_l_c_cpu_cooler/index8.html
Result seems to be similar to h50. Maybe this is better because of a smaller block?
On my observation, not really much of a difference from their 3.5 brothers in terms of speed. What I really like is the lower temps and its silent
I love this thread
I'm planning on putting together an i7 860 on a Zotac H55-ITX in this thing, and it looks like I'll need to use a Corsair H50 to cool it (wierd CPU socket placement).
My question is would the H50 fit with two 140mm fans and would it make any difference to temps.
From the pics above, it looks like 120mm fans almost touch the vid card on the right, but with plenty of space on the left.
For the fans themselves, I'm thinking 2x Noctua NF-P14s. I've heard Gentle Typhoons are better for rads, but I don't think they make 140mm versions of the AP-15.
Thanks in advance!
I'm planning on putting together an i7 860 on a Zotac H55-ITX in this thing, and it looks like I'll need to use a Corsair H50 to cool it (wierd CPU socket placement).
My question is would the H50 fit with two 140mm fans and would it make any difference to temps.
From the pics above, it looks like 120mm fans almost touch the vid card on the right, but with plenty of space on the left.
For the fans themselves, I'm thinking 2x Noctua NF-P14s. I've heard Gentle Typhoons are better for rads, but I don't think they make 140mm versions of the AP-15.
Thanks in advance!
Anybody here checked their 12v line in Everest? I'm getting 11.71v and it stays there, do I need to worry or not?
I know that software programs are somewhat not accurate, but if anyone can give me a peace of mind, please do so
Regarding the dual fan setup I used before, those are 2 S-Flex F fans, when I switched over to a single fan, temps didn't change, not sure why, and also, it "almost" touches the video card, i think about 0.5mm distance lol
I know that software programs are somewhat not accurate, but if anyone can give me a peace of mind, please do so
Regarding the dual fan setup I used before, those are 2 S-Flex F fans, when I switched over to a single fan, temps didn't change, not sure why, and also, it "almost" touches the video card, i think about 0.5mm distance lol