hey man, the 8600gt is kind of... outdated? it dont think it can compete with the newer cards now.Quote:
Originally Posted by outbreak42
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hey man, the 8600gt is kind of... outdated? it dont think it can compete with the newer cards now.Quote:
Originally Posted by outbreak42
He's waiting for the prices to drop on the new cards, just like I am doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevensl2
man i love my 8600
pencil modded it runs at 810/1900/1904
on stock cooler only gets to 105 C in furmark with 16x (with 2 120's on it other wise it idles at 53 C same voltage)
um me 2 :D but i mean, u can make a small cheap upgrade now, and then wait a tiny bit longer and make a huge upgrade! :D :yepp: :up: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by =>WiLL<=
Hi all,
A week ago I made some holes for the cables and to flip mu PSU up side down(bought a new one).
A few days ago, I bought a new PSU and some extra CCFL's(Greeb and UV).
This is how it looks like now:
http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/9500/a9001kv6.jpg
http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/4880/dsc00012dj0.jpg
http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/4910/dsc00013oh3.jpg
http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/6969/dsc00015ah6.jpg
http://img389.imageshack.us/img389/3233/dsc00016cf2.jpg
I hope I have resized the pictures enough.
Could someone also make a well detailed guide for me how to spraint the case inside black or pm me?
I would really really appreciate that. Please, also tell me which sand paper I need and how much grid, how many hours to dry, how may layers etc.
Greetz,
Gelu :)
I wasn't really talking about the kind of card he had. I meant the quality of the picture. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by stevensl2
:yepp:haha dude i wasnt talking about it either, i was talking about your card X:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by outbreak42
the price of the 8800gt is very low right now
:D ;) :welcome:
I don't need it yet. I'm running Bioshock on high and not buying Crysis for a while. The kind of work I do with my rig doesn't need a 8000 series yet neither. To tell you the truth, by the time I need a VGA upgrade, I'll just get a 9K series. :D
by the time I need a VGA upgrade, prices on the slot loading Blu-Ray players will be reasonable :shocked:Quote:
Originally Posted by outbreak42
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Originally Posted by =>WiLL<=
Nice work with the 900, i´m tempted to get some CFFL´s myself, anything i need to know if i decide to buy for example UV and Green/ red?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gelu
Ready to drop in my P5Q-E...
Right side panel barely goes on... I can feel a small bump on the side where the wires go too high.
http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/2121/img3416wq9.jpg
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/6347/img3422jl0.jpg
Looking good!
Gelu how is that Accelero working out for you? I am thinking of grabbing a couple for my 4850's.
EAT ME! im getting a 4870 soon if i cant afford a 4870x2 whenever thats coming out.
Gelu you should change the fan on your hyper 212 because it's facing downwards and it's a sleeve type, so it won't get proper lubrication. I have a S flex on mine currently
I was wondering has anyone used this (I dont know what its called..) to cut holes into thier cases
http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argo...7UC324767X.jpg
If not, then are there any other tools i can get from DIY stores in the UK preferbaly such as homebase..
Thanks.
Hole-saw bits attached to a drill will be a better way to cut clean holes, in various sizes, in your case. From my experience, dremels are good for square holes, but a royal pain if you are using cutting wheels that break every 2 minutes. I cannot help ya much with stuff in the UK, since I am in the States.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4868
Hole saws are the way to go for sure just make sure to get one that cuts metal.(fine tooth)
I always use some automotive vacuum line sliced down one side around the hole to give a nice clean finish and protect the wires from shorting.
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Originally Posted by =>WiLL<=
I went to a DIY store today i could find and hole saws only the ones for wood and the biggest size i could also find was about 70 max. :confused: Are you sure there are no other ways to do this dosnt have to be a neat hole but clean would be nice. (I'm trying to cut a hole under the Antec Nine Hundred for the PSU fan).Quote:
Originally Posted by jason str
Thanks.
4-1/2" or 120mm metal cutting hole-saw :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by 4868
You need to look around more they are out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4868
They also make kits with various diameter bits
Maybe make some phone calls to local stores and make things quicker.
http://www.mkmorse.com/holes.html
http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-D180002.../dp/B00005LF01
http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden...0/product.html
Hi guys,
My first post :
http://pix.nofrag.com/8/7/4/872f3084...c7d3e8f7tt.jpg
http://pix.nofrag.com/d/7/a/6bf549ab...d6a8dd40tt.jpg
http://pix.nofrag.com/2/3/4/3de3f05f...bd04d4dett.jpg
http://pix.nofrag.com/7/b/7/65bc654c...3481da14tt.jpg
Give me your advice pls =)
I like the acoustic matting job, and the wiring job is very clean. Change out the stock CPU cooler for something better, like an Ultima-90i from Thermalright!
I'll buy the Noctua NH-U12P (cpu cooler) and the thermalright HR 03 for my graphic card:)