I think white/black/green would look pretty mean! (Hey, I made a rhyme :P)
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Those BitsPower Fittings look amazing. I hope they are readily available here in the U.S. by the time I made the upgrade to the Nvidia GT300 cards and water-blocks. I might just have to change out every fitting in my system to those black beauties.
Looking forward to see what you do with the 800D. :up:
HOLY crap! My item has already cleared customs, from the US of A, it's taken literally 2 working days to get from US > AUS. Do you guys work on weekends over there?
Looks like tomorrow will be a good day for the camera :)Quote:
Out of Foreign Customs, November 02, 2009, 2:47 pm, AUSTRALIA
Into Foreign Customs, November 02, 2009, 2:36 pm, AUSTRALIA
Arrived Abroad, November 02, 2009, 2:36 pm, AUSTRALIA
International Dispatch, October 30, 2009, 1:20 pm, ISC CHICAGO IL
Electronic Shipping Info Received, October 29, 2009
Shipment Accepted; October 29, 2009, 4:05 pm, HARRAH, OK 73045
pffft, working on the weekends is for the birds. i gave that up when i left my last job. working for the government is a beautiful thing :lol:.
looking forward to seeing the pics tomorrow.
The Customs gods were smiling on you this weekend. They must of been watching the football games or something. ;)
Is this the case coming in? Looking forward to see the photos sometime soon. :)
What was it that went wrong with the sleeving when the psu crashed??
And ofcourse I'm looking forward to this log, followed the original hulk and it was :eek2:.
Thanks WeeMaan!
The Corsair cases are landing in Australia this week, it'll then take another week to get to suppliers, it then takes another week to get to me! Yay.
Small update.
I got 3 1150rpm Gentle Typhoons + 3 Thermalright 140mm fans for the case. BOTH fans are completely silent unless I have my ear next to them (kids, don't try at home). Both are amazing fans, the quality of the thermalright's are great! They come pre-sleeved in some OK sleeving and with a black housing.
This XT block is NOT mine, it's for a friend :)
Thanks to John @ Jab-Tech for these, there was more in the order like fan pins etc... but you don't need to see them :)
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The quality isn't that great, there are machining marks which defect the overall look of the block.
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yay...
Good news :
Just realize that Gentle Typhoons was made in my country..;)
Bad news :
did'nt find any shop here that sell them :shrug:
keep it coming dingdong :up:
Dam Justin, that's crap, do you know what caused it?
Anyways! My MIPS package arrived! Let me say a BIG thanks to Michael who responded to every email in an instant and was a HUGE help! Thanks!
The products are amazing, I also asked them to included black screws but I'm liking the silver ones ATM. Sorry about the "dust" and "grime," it's a PITA to get rid of.
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your GT made in indonesia, but we indonesian can't get it here unless buy from abroad, anyway nice hardware selection dingdong :up:
very eager too see what's going to come next.
That XT really is a beautiful block.
Must... resist.. already... have... HK..... ggggghh..
On another note, those fittings should go really nice with your color scheme.
great looking setup dingdong.
have you considered one of the EK cpu blocks with the black tops? just my thoughts but i still really like what i see.
Looking good there. :up:
Maan!! i have the same HK as you! How much did the mosfet, and NB/SB cooling block cost you? And i have to say it again.. your fittings are just siick!! Especially with that HK.
Any descision on tubing yet? I suggest Green :P
Thanks to all your comments all!
Do you think the CPU block looks ok? Or do you think I'm better off with something like the Swiftech XT etc...?
Tubing will be a surprise :) I got sponsored for the mosfet/NB/SB so I got a special deal ;) BTW, I don't have a HK :) It's a EK Supreme LT block.
gogogo Hulkster :D
sweet pics ding! Black BPs on that board look amazing. :up:
Love the MIPS blocks .... so want that RAM block :cool:
Excellent to see you back up and building again dingdong.
Sux about your PSU, sorry to hear about that.
I am also interested to know more about the WC block you have on your RAM.
Where did you get it?
What is is it called?
Who makes them?
How effective are they?
Will they work if you only have 3 2gb ram sticks, like in a rampage II extreme.
Come on spill the beens, please
Its ok I found them, I just clicked on the picture/link http://www.mips-computer.com/
Cheers guys :D
They're totally awesome! Contact MIPS now! :P
You found em,' All you had to do was click the banner at the top of my post with the pictures. This is the corsair edition which you can use with any corsair ram as long as its got the Dominator heatsinks. All you do is take of 3 screws, take the top heatsink off and then screw the into the block. I haven't used it yet but I presume it'll be VERY efficient, better than air anyway.
Thanks dingdong for that.
I only found it by clicking on the banner at the to of your post, thats what I meant by picture/link.
I was looking at this one, its for 3 RAM strips.
I want to use this memory,
Corsair Dominator GT PC3-1866 C7 6GB (3x2GB) DDR3
This is from there web site on mounting,
RAM COOLER 5 inkl. 3 RAM Module Nickel POM Black
MOUNTING:
1. Loosen (not complete unscrew) the 3 screws from our RAM Module
2. Put some thermal paste on your ram chips or a thermal pad (better for later RMA)
3. Insert the prepared RAM into the RAM Module and press the two ALU halves together by screwing the 3 screws firmly
4. Check the sitting of your RAM if both ALU Plates have contact with all the RAM Chips.
5. Repeat this for all your RAM Modules.
6. Put in your prepared RAM Modules into the RAM Slots of your Mainboard.
7. put a little of thermal grease on the Top of the RAM Modules an screw all Modules with the copper Cooling Plate.
8. Mount your Fittings and make your Tubing, ready !!!
For #2 I take it, that you need to strip down the RAM stick to get to the chips to apply the TIM.
As in step #3 it sounds like there are ali plates that go down the sides to contact the chips.
Does that sound right?
As it states
IMPORTANT: The deinstallation of the stock Heatspraders may void your warranty.
Have you found out about this?
Looks soooo good = )