What makes you think I hadn't seen it already?Finray wrote:
I'm only having a laugh, hey if it wasn't for me you wouldn't have see that quad-sli pictureGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
jesus finny, this isn't EE. Stop spamming.
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You feel nostalgic? My card before my last one was AGP!max wrote:
Look AGP.
I feel nostalgic
Finray wrote:
You feel nostalgic? My card before my last one was AGP!max wrote:
Look AGP.
I feel nostalgic
I had a Geforce4 Which I upgraded to an ATi something old... damn did my old PC suckFinray wrote:
7600GT <3
fucking capsfilter
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What,, are you telling me they do such an in depth feature on the chassis but they don't sell it seperately x_xFinray wrote:
Semi related to Fermi.. A new case design to aid airflow and utilize the rising property of heat.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJczPWmTDJU
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$4700 for i7 960, 6GB DDR3, and 2x I think 5870s, could have been 5970s dunnoFloppY_ wrote:
What,, are you telling me they do such an in depth feature on the chassis but they don't sell it seperately x_xFinray wrote:
Semi related to Fermi.. A new case design to aid airflow and utilize the rising property of heat.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJczPWmTDJU
I actually thought it was pretty neat,, but honestly... I won't waste money on pre-assembled PCs
I'm considering one if they are still around for my next build.. so practical to have a closed off system that requires 0 maintenancemax wrote:
Those Corsair water coolers seem to be immensely popular nowadays
I think they are called H50. From what I understand they are as good as high end air cooling. Looks good though. I would consider giving it a try if I was updating any computer parts.FloppY_ wrote:
I'm considering one if they are still around for my next build.. so practical to have a closed off system that requires 0 maintenancemax wrote:
Those Corsair water coolers seem to be immensely popular nowadays
They are.. Hydro series H50 from CorsairScratch[USA] wrote:
I think they are called H50. From what I understand they are as good as high end air cooling. Looks good though. I would consider giving it a try if I was updating any computer parts.FloppY_ wrote:
I'm considering one if they are still around for my next build.. so practical to have a closed off system that requires 0 maintenancemax wrote:
Those Corsair water coolers seem to be immensely popular nowadays
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Not quite. A doubling in power is always around 3 dB.Finray wrote:
http://i41.tinypic.com/20531nm.png
Holy shit, that's louuud!
For reference I just cranked up my 5770 fan speed to 100%, and as I understand it 40 db -> 41 db is twice the volume right? Fermi sure is loud...
The new swiftech apogee XT is getting amaizing reviews.max wrote:
I considered picking one up, but instead decided on mounting my custom LGA775 setup. Good thing The P6T has LGA775 mounting holes I guess I'll get a new waterblock in the long run. The D-Tek Fuzion 1 is not ideal for quad cores
Yeah I was going to say, I've never seen one review where they've said this all in one watercooling setups are worth it over air.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
It is actually made by someone else, can't remember the manufacturer. Corsair just put up huge PR campaign for it and slapped their own stickers on it.
But its not that good (Megahalems performs better, and its not very low noise either), comes with the issues of watercooling without much of benefits (it can leak although it is factory sealed, so might aswell get proper stuff or stick with air).
It works great on smaller builds, it is just at home in mATX setup, where it is impossible to use highend aircoolers.
E: It is Acetek.
