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I ran the normal sta cables thru there, but the minisas cables won't fitQuote:
Originally Posted by cstkl1
nice case you got there:up: what you got in there?:cool:
I already have a seasonic 850watt, more than enough for the i7>x285
did a washer mod for the noctua because I had to shave off so much
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2xgtx285Quote:
Originally Posted by annihilus
asus r2e
2xveloci
1 raptor x
1 640gb aaks
asus dvdrw
the pic was initial result.. took like 30 mins
a lot more to do
the dvdrw temp left it at the lowest drive bay
reasoning is the sata cable too short so will be buying some longer ones later
hx1000 mainly because the modular cables are rounded and thin and black
really made a difference with the pcie cables and hdd sata
i have a op1000 and da1200.. definately not for this casing
finally mounted cpu with ic diamond, checked the spread, beautiful but pea size was too much, cleaned and used rice size second time
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just found one super con
my nb temps just rocket by 10C.
gc and cpu is ok .. 2-3C more than open bench
Looks good so far. Awesome job and this case has really made me think I may end up buying it.
Too bad this case have no watercooling in mind. Also it's too plasticky for my taste.
the back plate has tubing holesQuote:
Originally Posted by exe163
and the back cover can remove and is provided with rad hooks.
so no idea y u said it isnt?? unless u mean in the casing rad.
one thing i do agree with that statement is this case needs more airflow when watercooling option is used
theres a lot of dead spots with no air movement at all
been working on it.
its either i flood my board with heatsinks and individual cooling
or get a full coverage waterblock.
can you tell where the main deadspots are?
can you please give me a measurement of the back of the case from the top of the PSU cage to to top of the computer?
NO internal space to mount Rads this case sucks for internal watercooling rad mounting.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstkl1
How would I fit a TFC Xchanger 240 and a 480 in it? Answer you won't this is a kids case not designed with internal watercooling in mind.
Tj07: 1
Raven: 0
would a quad 120mm water cooling radiator fit at the back of the computer above the power supply.
it doesnt look like a dvi->vga adapter would work with the cover attached to the top, would it?
the adapter and cable im using right now sticks 5" out from the back of my computer.
Is there holes for watercooling tubes?
yes, on the back. they show this in the video.Quote:
Originally Posted by pcaddict
It's different thats for sure, but way to much plastic in it for me. Would like to see another model with the 90degree turn with more traditional aluminum case.
the hr-03 gtx needs like 1mm sanding to become flat:mad:
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more plastic:cool::D
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gtx285 ready to go in to the plastic fantastic RAVEN
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and it's in
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my rv01.......
man those 90 degrees nozzles are so damn ugly change them please.Quote:
Originally Posted by dannnnnny
I'm finished building, If you pick the raven up you won't be disappointed. It's quiet and it's in the top when it comes to cooling. Not just looks, it delivers too:D
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Awesome thanks for sharing that. Looks great and it really makes me want to go get one.
ur welcome, this is after one hour, ambient 21c
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Awesome thread!
Love the pictures, hope to see more on watercooling as I just purchased this futuristic case!
Start the build this weekend, thanks so much for the heads up on pre deliverying the left side wiring before dropping the mobo into case.
Good to see RnD in SilverStone is moving forward with new concepts! Other fabricators will soon wish they had the patent.
cheers from the desert,
SilicaStorm
one last pic from the finished .. euh ... cylon?
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Currently waiting for shipments to arrive with Water Cooling components.
Have put up a website for this build as I believe worthly.
Raven by SilicaStorm
Will keep you updated as the build and site develops.