lol, thanks man. The gpu is just a mildly overclocked EVGA 9800GT with an ac accellero cooler.
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lol, thanks man. The gpu is just a mildly overclocked EVGA 9800GT with an ac accellero cooler.
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by MaByBoI
the trouble with MM is that cable management is very difficult. I am trying to figure out a better way to clean things up.
When you have a total of 12 fans all running to a fan controller it gets a little difficult to keep things clean.
I think I want to find a way to hide most of the cables, I may need to get some more "modder's mesh".
If you have any suggestions, let me know.
-Jason
krame that case looks sexy! great job!
Interesting, I thought all San Aces were made in Japan.
As long it stays strong, it's worth the price for the product.
What do you think of those San Aces, Marin?
Haven't used them yet. I need to first put some 3-pin connectors on them, but what I can say is they're more bulked up than the well known 1011's. It's ribbed and the fins seem thicker, which is probably good since the 1011's are pretty fragile.Quote:
Originally Posted by cabbspapp
(with a borat accent) Very nice.
i still haven't seen anyone with liquid cooling for their gtx 285 or gtx 295. that would be awsome. especailly if they have it on quad sli.
dude that would be the best rig ever... if LN2 didn't exist.
check the LC worklog section, there are alot of them thereQuote:
Originally Posted by |\|EW|3
Those fans are so THICK :O 38mm ehh?
Now thats go sweet looking system!Quote:
Originally Posted by IKIKUINTHENUTZ
That looks AWESOME!!
Woah thats a lot of heatsinks :up:
Very nice rig.
Whoa my old images re-posted by someone else. It feels nostalgic back to the time when I finally finished it.
Sadly I recently sold my upper card to fund my HTPC project. It didn't matter that much anymore since I had more issues with CF in games than running with a single card. :rofl:
Ill post my HTPC soon. It's 75% done, I need the GFX card, tv tuner card, and I need to repaint certain sections due to a huge accident that was a mistake on my part.
Look forward to your HTPC :up:
that looks absolutely awesome! i also want to see ur htpc!!
He's a Thermalright freak :p:
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...e/IMG_3252.jpg
Fan ducts I made from old 120MM fan attached to my Yates. you can barely see them, but just imagine a fan with a gutted fan frame stuck to it. Made it a little quieter since the blades aren't so close to the mesh grill.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...e/IMG_3254.jpg
Dusty
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...e/IMG_3255.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...e/IMG_3257.jpg
Dusted
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...e/IMG_3260.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...e/IMG_3261.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...e/IMG_3262.jpg
Edit: About my 4870, I was trying to remove the red sticker on top and failed horribly. I gave up on trying to get the adhesive off, just an excuse to get a new cooler.
Have you tried goo off?
No, but I'm about to. Just gotta find it first lol.
Marin... that is a very clean 1200 you have there =D
Cabbs, why not the TRUE?