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Originally Posted by Elian_BHZ
Elien, really love what youve done with these computers! :D
good on you for using coils on your cables, now im not the only one!
where did you get your stickers for your hard drives, they are so nice :)
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Originally Posted by Elian_BHZ
Elien, really love what youve done with these computers! :D
good on you for using coils on your cables, now im not the only one!
where did you get your stickers for your hard drives, they are so nice :)
Elian_BHZ @ What fan controler is that with the green leds? Custom made?
Hello fella, thanks yeap that cable mess should be flexed or better hidden. Now im going to hide them and i show you how does it looks like !! I´ve got some coil that that shoud match wellQuote:
Originally Posted by HaGGaRd
The stickers for my hard disk drive were home made by my and my HP 1200 printer and autoadhesive paper ... My computer us full of that sticker, they really look great!
Hello yeap that fan controler is home made, its very simple on/off switch ...Quote:
Originally Posted by nullface
The back i used RCA´s to connect fans thas fantastic because you can plugg in or out your fans and cold cathodes very easily.
I used to have one with a circuit that allowed me to switch between 7v/0v (off)/ and 12v. With that once i could control my fan speed, but i realize that the fans i used were always at 12v when i was playin some game or running some benchmarks and 0v (off) when i was running de OS intertet, etc ...
So i replace it for this set up
I make my controler folowing this guide but it is in spanish http://www.fullcustom.es/ele_esq_01.html
The scheme im using right now is this one:
http://www.fullcustom.es/data/electro/on_off_fanbus.gif
And the one with de 7v/0v/12v is this one:
http://www.fullcustom.es/data/electro/esquema_x-bus.gif
Bye guys i hope it be useful to you (y)
Tommy, your pics Exxa Rock! :clap: , now check out my Rig!:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy_Hewitt
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/6476/p3060024gp5.jpg
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/7401/p7120004wt2.jpg
Where's your SLI-Bridge?
it was on the floor, I was wiping out the Dust on the cards... not a really good job BTW..lol:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy_Hewitt
hewitt can i hire you full time for photography LOL
Surely, but I'm expensive :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawne32
guys is it normal if my 2nd crossfire card is 6 degs hotter than the first card ?
TheMiracle why the SLi Bridge is missing ?
Ar3s i think yes if you mean the card on the first pci-e
Because of the airflow is better one of the cards, and the other is obstructed a bit?
if you two above read a few posts above it would say it was on the floor
@Tommy_Hewitt - Amazing pictures! What card is that?
Hey that 120mm exhaust fan is a Powercooler? WTF I thought that trademark only exist here in south america!! jajaQuote:
Originally Posted by TheMiracle
My PowerSupply Unit is a Powercooler it has 550 real watt !!
How does that fan performs ?
i think you're right, should be the case or my hr-03gt isn't screwed on correctly...Quote:
Originally Posted by HaGGaRd
guys, can the TRUE be mounted vertically on an AM2 board? i've noticed Thermalright has the S-clip, does it work on the TRUE?
http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_pa...s/image059.jpg
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Allowing heatsink to rotate 90 degrees on the CPU socket.(For HR-01, Ultra-90, Ultra-120, SI-97A, and SI-128)
the TRUE's additional heatpipes may block it.
Yesterday i changed the fan on my psu and mounted my HR-03 on my gfx card.Temperatures dropped...noise level dropped...i am happy :D
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/593/img0580ty6.jpg
http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/8053/img0618xk5.jpg
Intake and exhaust fan on the top? :OQuote:
Originally Posted by cabbspapp
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Originally Posted by alexey
Hey alexey, is it quite easy to change the fan in a powersupply?
:rofl: Im FROM Argentina, maybe thats WHY... JAhJahjhaHah:shrug: :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Elian_BHZ
And for your Q, it performs flawlessly, and no noise at all!
Saludos!
Yes actualy it's very easy...all i had to do was cut the wire of the original psu fan and solder the whires from the other fan so that i could use the coupling from the psu pcb :)Quote:
Originally Posted by HaGGaRd
Thanks Ar3s!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ar3s
another question, if the TRUE would be mounted horizontally, can an OCZ XTC RAM Cooler still fit?