Right :DQuote:
Originally Posted by xoqolatl
The difference between running the 120mm fan @ 6V and 12V is 7C (55C vs. 62C).
All temps measured with my case closed.
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Right :DQuote:
Originally Posted by xoqolatl
The difference between running the 120mm fan @ 6V and 12V is 7C (55C vs. 62C).
All temps measured with my case closed.
Hey Comment, what is the card with the Zalman cooling ? Phsyx ?
Yes, that is my Asus P1 PhysX card. I did a small article on the mod, to be found here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Concept 5000-FX
did u manage to overclock it? if so how?Quote:
Originally Posted by comment
here is my Antec P 182 with a Ultra 120 Extreme Lapped and cooled by a Scythe SFF21F S-FLEX. The other 4 case fans are Zalman ZM-F3 fans that run off a Ultra 3.5" Fan controller. I just upgraded from a 8800GTS 320MB to the eVga 8800GT and will pair it up with a S1 as soon as they get back in stock....But here she is for now! Let me know what you guys think :)
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Nope, no OC tool. But it's running less noisy than the stock cooler.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkeywoman
http://xtremesystems.3d-nexus.de/Silentmaxx_Box_2.jpg
No random-picture. :rolleyes:
Well the wailing banshee lives again ( I use all delta screamers ). This is its latest incarnation
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ial/PC2008.jpg
Yes I run my cards passive because I have a 120mm HHE sidefan pumping out 175CFM directly onto the cards:up:
Can you hear me now :rofl:
Damm :up: :shocked:
looks good Sentential, awesome way to add on that crossfire bridge :up:
80mm deltas?
Jesus o_o
I humbling request a video of this hardcore piece of machinery in action.
I think my ears are bleeding looking at your rig.
OMG Delta Howlers...with thermalright. awesome. btw is that dvd drive rusting ?
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Originally Posted by comment
Nice ! he's not have a temp sensor right ?
WHAT!? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Volkswagen
If you use a dremel or hacksaw to cut the first heatpipe on the left it allows you to slide the second bridge between the fins, its really a sinch to do. The only problem is you cant mount a fan directly onto the bottom card.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThatGuy16
Lmao! yes it is sadly enough. That is the one piece that I have yet to replace in my PC for the last 6 years, my trusty samsung CDRWQuote:
Originally Posted by Ar3s
If I could record it I would. One thing I will say, its nice for benching because at full speed I can hear it downstairs with the door shut and the TV on. It makes it nice because I can watch TV and do stress-testing and know once the PC reboots (because of the fans)Quote:
Originally Posted by cegras
My brother's rig :)
http://www.abload.de/img/dscf0208ky7.jpg
http://www.abload.de/img/dscf0209pij.jpg
no fans on the the IF14 !!!!!
don't say that he is running his cpu under this monster heatsink @ stock :D
CPU is an E6400 an it's running Oced and undervolted ;).
Cool :PQuote:
Originally Posted by comment
lmao man, he does need to sort out his cables a bit though :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian MP5T
:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Brian MP5T
Sentential, how did you manage to get the 2nd (right most) bridge on? It looks like its right up against a heatpipe on mine, any close up pics so I can figure out how to slip my 2nd one on?
But he's running an HD2900 as well...surely an 800-1000RPM fan would go completely unnoticed and give a good drop in temps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy_Hewitt
Temps never go over 47°C ;)
And a HR-03/R600 for the HD2900 will come soon ;)
Tommy, thats some pretty good temps! I love your setup! :)
could probably get more if you didn't have one of those cards right under it. also does the physics card actually help much?Quote:
Originally Posted by comment
no heat spreaders on the ram :OQuote:
Originally Posted by Tommy_Hewitt
ahaha, old school