I've got place which is 62x30cm and the case MUST stand there. If i'd mount it at the back, it wouldn't fit. got any ideas?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank M
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I've got place which is 62x30cm and the case MUST stand there. If i'd mount it at the back, it wouldn't fit. got any ideas?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank M
Like I said you can try offsetting the radiator away from the motherboard, but you'll need to make your own mounting plate up top to cover up the gaps from the original hole that is centered there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kosior
Great job on the case :up: been looking to get one myself to start a little project.
Q6600 3.6Ghz! :cool:
It took me hours of reading and googling to find out what all those BIOS settings do but I reckon I've cracked it now. I feel like a super boffin right now!
Load
http://superunion.gotf.net/picture_l...ypc/3.6Ghz.jpg
Idle
http://superunion.gotf.net/picture_l....6Ghz idle.jpg
I had Orthos running for just over 8hours over night, I think that's ok. I notice Orthos only has two cores at 100% shouldn't stressing it have all four at 100%? Also are there any other stress testing programs you guys could point me towards?
My biggest concern is the MB/NB Temps. :yepp:
I think orthos will only stress two cores. Prime95 is what you want to stress all four cores.
Nice work!
I also don't have space to mount anything at the back of my P182 so I'm also looking at internal solutions. Would it be a much worse idea mounting a PA120.2 at the bottom of the case, next to the PSU? It seems like a lot of stress mounting it to the top and I'm not sure if I need a triple rad for cooling a CPU and possible northbridge.