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Hi everyone,

I recently ordered tons of MDPC-X 3-pin Molex connectors and I want to make my own 3-Pin Power Distribution blocks, but I have no idea where to buy these circuit boards with proper...

I just wanted to remove the plastic cap cover, if I can do that without removing the PCB then alright! Where is the PCB located? Do you have to remove the plastic cap cover first?

Thanks for the...

I'm want to remove the rear part of the D5/MCP655 pump where the three wires and speed adjusting knob located, I'm doing a mod that I'll get into later.

Thanks in advanced!

Systemlord.

Hi everyone,

I have been thinking about it for weeks, I'm wanting to have the stainless steel piece on my EK-FB Asus M5E motherboard block powder coated with a smooth matte black finish like that...

I'm assuming DMM refers to digital volt meter?

I'm assuming that the entire row of positive wires on that 12-pin connector all come from the same +12V source?

Hi everyone,

I'm currently sleeving my SeaSonic X-1250 Series PSU and am using MDPC-X sleeving, I want all or the wires even and strait. You are looking at a 12-pin CPU connector where all of the...

I'm even more excited now after purchasing my Aqua Computer Aquaero 5 Pro controller and two water temp sensors for inlet/outlet readings, I can't wait to purchase more Aqua Computer products for my...

I agree with removing the circles and having the acrylic perfectly clear, here's to hoping!

I don't mean to be rude or anything, but the visual design is not appealing in the least. The plexi version is blurry so the surface of the block is not easily seen, why hide the nickel plating? That...

You are limited to 720P though, can't wait to hear about your experience with it though!

I'm still unsure if the PCI-E lanes in Z77 (PCI-E 3.0 x8/x8 in SLI) will be enough bandwidth for two big Kepler GPU's at 1920x1080...?

What if you don't upgrade every 2-3 years (look at sig) like most, still Z77 or X79 to future proof a little? :)

Is it common for a i7 3960X to reach 5.1GHz?

I have a Bitspower T-fitting that measures 25mm x 25mm x 25mm, which leaves me 33.5mm per side. The adjustable direct connection nozzles have to be no longer than 33.5mm, if they do not turn down...

To be honest that is what I expected for big Kepler, those are specs I would associate with a high-end card from Nvidia. Now let's see this chip on a dual GPU card, that would be truly amazing!

Hello everyone,

I have a Case Labs STH10 and have two SR1 560's mounted in the lower chamber and have decided to keep the 1/4 threaded ports in close proximity so I may install a drain plug in a...

Just yesterday I purchased the Koolance PMP-450 with Tach cable for the build I'm putting together now and only want or need one pump, almost everyone knows the D5 Vario is a more reliable pump and a...

Nice, are you water cooling the VRM's? I don't think I'll ever choose anything but Asus MB's!

Is that 5.4GHz 100% stable or is it unstable but stable enough for benching?

I have noticed my SR1's do have a flaring inside if you look at the tube ends, and you would think longer tubes would mean more time it takes the water to pass through the radiator core. It is...

I literally live next to the Interstate 5 (I-5) so dust is a major problem here! Earthquakes is the main reason why I didn't mount my 55" LCD to the wall in fear that the glass would shatter in a...

Thank you, it will be placed on my desk as I don't like them on the floor. That is where all the dust settles and blowing that around isn't pretty since I'm allergic to dust.

I guess Google Chrome doesn't allow anything, it's a dead picture, no problem I downloaded it and can see it fine.

I don't see how clocks can be effected at (2-5C water/air delta) near ambient water temperatures, perhaps I'm misunderstanding. I'm not sure I understand your question, there are only two rad mounts...