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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ why not?
and yes the Sandy Bridge new logos are the ones with the straight cutaways and the previous ones are the ones with the curved cutaway.
oh so you have it alreadyHCCA wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ why not?
and yes the Sandy Bridge new logos are the ones with the straight cutaways and the previous ones are the ones with the curved cutaway.
Doh want any because i have no NEED for that upgrade now.
You wanted something that could do your video conversion, adobe whatever well, plus you were upgrading from a Socket 775 system so that path was well justified.
The AMD 6 core and i7-930 systems i have perform very well for what i built them for: gaming, video editing, database and web design. To upgrade to anything beyond those will have to be a 12 core cpu (AMD) or 16 core cpu (Intel), otherwise i good with what i have.
Chiney wrote:pretty much any full tower offers good cooling
i see circuitzone has coolermaster 690s for sale,
good cooling with those
mickey17 wrote:Chiney wrote:pretty much any full tower offers good cooling
i see circuitzone has coolermaster 690s for sale,
good cooling with those
wanna get something a little better looking.. lol.. thermaltake element v black any gud?
HCCA wrote:Antec 1200 is also very good air cooling case. 3 front 120mm, 2 rear 120mm, 1 side 120mm and a 200mm top. I started using my i7 system in there with a Noctua HSF and got great temps.
The CM 690 case nice too once you organise your fans good.
The CM HAF-X seems to be most sought after currently as well, hard to find one locally though.
HCCA wrote:Antec 1200 is also very good air cooling case. 3 front 120mm, 2 rear 120mm, 1 side 120mm and a 200mm top. I started using my i7 system in there with a Noctua HSF and got great temps.
The CM 690 case nice too once you organise your fans good.
The CM HAF-X seems to be most sought after currently as well, hard to find one locally though.
mickey17 wrote:HCCA wrote:Antec 1200 is also very good air cooling case. 3 front 120mm, 2 rear 120mm, 1 side 120mm and a 200mm top. I started using my i7 system in there with a Noctua HSF and got great temps.
The CM 690 case nice too once you organise your fans good.
The CM HAF-X seems to be most sought after currently as well, hard to find one locally though.
will the HAF 932 be good??
HCCA wrote:mickey17 wrote:HCCA wrote:Antec 1200 is also very good air cooling case. 3 front 120mm, 2 rear 120mm, 1 side 120mm and a 200mm top. I started using my i7 system in there with a Noctua HSF and got great temps.
The CM 690 case nice too once you organise your fans good.
The CM HAF-X seems to be most sought after currently as well, hard to find one locally though.
will the HAF 932 be good??
Yeah it could work once u install some 120mm fans on the side panel (can hold 4). This way you get maximum board/cpu/ram/gpu cooling coverage.
The unfortunate con of that case is that it sucks in a lot of dust (no dust filters).
The Antec 1200 has filters on the front fans which are in intake position so you get very little dust after long use (i have this case). Plus you can line up the front intake fan/rear exhaust with your cpu cooler for maximum cold air intake/hot air exhaust.
Just google the cases and you'll see where fans can be installed for the best airflow for your system. I into liquid cooling now so my system can be in any case with little effect on the cpu temps.
mickey17 wrote:HCCA wrote:mickey17 wrote:HCCA wrote:Antec 1200 is also very good air cooling case. 3 front 120mm, 2 rear 120mm, 1 side 120mm and a 200mm top. I started using my i7 system in there with a Noctua HSF and got great temps.
The CM 690 case nice too once you organise your fans good.
The CM HAF-X seems to be most sought after currently as well, hard to find one locally though.
will the HAF 932 be good??
Yeah it could work once u install some 120mm fans on the side panel (can hold 4). This way you get maximum board/cpu/ram/gpu cooling coverage.
The unfortunate con of that case is that it sucks in a lot of dust (no dust filters).
The Antec 1200 has filters on the front fans which are in intake position so you get very little dust after long use (i have this case). Plus you can line up the front intake fan/rear exhaust with your cpu cooler for maximum cold air intake/hot air exhaust.
Just google the cases and you'll see where fans can be installed for the best airflow for your system. I into liquid cooling now so my system can be in any case with little effect on the cpu temps.
what liquid cooling kit do you use?? and where can i get the antec 1200 to buy if i do need to.. i would really like to bring down a case but is real money to clear.. wanted the corsair 800D or 650D. but too much money
HCCA wrote:mickey17 wrote:HCCA wrote:mickey17 wrote:HCCA wrote:Antec 1200 is also very good air cooling case. 3 front 120mm, 2 rear 120mm, 1 side 120mm and a 200mm top. I started using my i7 system in there with a Noctua HSF and got great temps.
The CM 690 case nice too once you organise your fans good.
The CM HAF-X seems to be most sought after currently as well, hard to find one locally though.
will the HAF 932 be good??
Yeah it could work once u install some 120mm fans on the side panel (can hold 4). This way you get maximum board/cpu/ram/gpu cooling coverage.
The unfortunate con of that case is that it sucks in a lot of dust (no dust filters).
The Antec 1200 has filters on the front fans which are in intake position so you get very little dust after long use (i have this case). Plus you can line up the front intake fan/rear exhaust with your cpu cooler for maximum cold air intake/hot air exhaust.
Just google the cases and you'll see where fans can be installed for the best airflow for your system. I into liquid cooling now so my system can be in any case with little effect on the cpu temps.
what liquid cooling kit do you use?? and where can i get the antec 1200 to buy if i do need to.. i would really like to bring down a case but is real money to clear.. wanted the corsair 800D or 650D. but too much money
Best way to bring in cases is to check Raptor on d forum, i brought in many of my full tower cases and saved a lot on shipping.
The liquid system i using is the one in the Thermaltake Kandalf LCS case:
http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/product.a ... 09&ID=1412
However i changed the cpu waterblock to an OCZ brand and put higher airflow fans in front on the radiator, better cooling performance. Plus my Radeon HD 5970 came with a waterblock on it so that's being cooled along with the cpu.
If u not getting a good case cheap enough wit mega airflow you can just get like ah CM mid tower case which has fan placements near the graphics cards area and get ah Corsair H50/60/70/80 to cool the cpu.
gracen wrote:Thanks HCCA and xaria. I have a 512mb module lying around somewhere...ill give it a try
ruffneck_12 wrote:how do you unlock a core? Obeah?
really cool build, love d board,,, get a better PSU doh