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  1. #26
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    im really lovin this case. it might be my next case depending on if i stay with the mATX i have now or upgrade to a newer mATX or a newer ATX. what would be a good mATX board for gaming

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdmR View Post
    im really lovin this case. it might be my next case depending on if i stay with the mATX i have now or upgrade to a newer mATX or a newer ATX. what would be a good mATX board for gaming
    DFI LP JR P45 T2RS, of course!
    Couldn't be happier with mine, it has put some ATX boards I had previously to shame.
    And I can honestly say the same for the Mini P180.
    That's coming from a previous Coolermaster Stacker 832 owner
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    Finally finished stage 1

    Recieved both rads today, and installed only the 220 as I will put the 120 on when I get the GPU cooler.

    Tidied the cables a but and will finish that when the sleeving kit and sata cables arrive

    Behold my 3T sata power cable! lol

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    push the tubing all the way onto those radiator barbs, also don't forget to use clamps

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    Nice work so far

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    Looks very nice!!!

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    Is the radiator held in place by sitting in the 'CD-ROM drive' slot of the case?
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    Nope, it's suspended by screws from the top of the case with 1cm rubber spacers

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    One down, 2 to go!

    Then the PSU >_<




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    Oh wow.

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    id mod the rest of the top and get some 20mm yate loons. and could you fit your 120mm rad in the empty space under the drives?
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    There's no way you can fit a 25mm fan there nor cut anything as the HDD cage is in the way anyway. As for the 120 rad, it's too tall and again the HDD cage is in the way.

    The 120 rad will go at the back as per above photo's.

    Thanks for your comments/input

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    Quote Originally Posted by foR View Post
    There's no way you can fit a 25mm fan there nor cut anything as the HDD cage is in the way anyway. As for the 120 rad, it's too tall and again the HDD cage is in the way.

    The 120 rad will go at the back as per above photo's.

    Thanks for your comments/input

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    Vdroop mod tonight

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    wow. nice work. This case is just so ripe for a HTPC build.

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    Thanks,

    Just ran the CPU up to 4.8 and stable at 4.5 untill I get the 120.1 rad in there.

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    What sort of temps are you getting?

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    mid 44ish idle and 63 load @ 4.5-.7 @ 1.4(something will confirm tonight V) it was a fairly humid evening though

    The board has a droop of .5v, hoping to lessen that.
    Last edited by foR; 11-13-2008 at 04:23 PM.

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    Great idea on customizing the color of the cables using sleeves.
    I'll probably do that some day.
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    I have the Mini P180 as well and was debating for a long time about watercooling. I must've looked at this page 100 times. I finally did it though.

    Sorry for digging up an old thread =x

    Here is my build.
    It can also be found here: http://www.overclock.net/water-cooli...mini-p180.html

    Not much modding. Took out the top 5.25" bay and mounted the rad on top of the case.
    I was able to put 2 standard Yate Loon 25mm along with the MCR220 up top after taking out the top 5.25" bay.

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    Bonz, I have to ask, what is your OC on your i920, vCore, and temps w/ 100%?

    I have a regular antec p180b and hate it, but the mini looks nice.

    Finally, there's some quality mATX boards out there. Nice job btw, looks slick. Thats a very powerful rig.
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    Hey mate nice setup

    What oc + temps idle and 100% load?

    Cheers

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    Wow thats awesome

    I'd also like to know your load temps?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fatguy1992 View Post
    Wow thats awesome

    I'd also like to know your load temps?
    Hey mate you live in Brisbane? I'm in NZ and movin to brissy on the 23rd

    Might need someone to show me the good PC shops as will be doing my next build after I move!

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