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[Mangler]

I noticed some of the water-cooled units and was thinking of getting one since I'm in the middle of putting my new rig together. I was wondering if either of these are decent options? Thanks.



http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/Produc...C=1160&ID=1615
http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/Produc...C=1160&ID=1616

I would not recommend anything related to water when it comes to thermaltake, their units are simply not reliable enough.

[jima13]

The full size pic is a lil blurry. It's a hand-held 1 second exposure. I couldn't find my tripod.

I'm getting close to achieving my vision. Just need to replace the monitor on the left and get some speaker stands so I can get them off the desk.

I have some Klipsch speaker stands and these wall mounts I don't use anymore> http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/product...cket-overview/ I had the rears on the stands and fronts on the wall....

[Dungeoncrawler]

New rig Pics; everything is up and running. Windows installed, and about to install the drivers, check the temps, etc. The only issue I've run across is that on this type of mobo its impossible to run crossfire and have a pci slot open for my sound-card. I'm either going to have to run onboard, or see about a pcie alternative. To be truthful, not sure I can even go that route due to the special cooler installed. I guess I could simply run just a single 5870 ?

[KNdarkstar]

Here's my rig... it's a small case and some of those cables just won't disappear no matter what I try!

[caveman-jim]

Just use onboard. They're not that bad.

[SSXeon]

Yeah i use onboard, they really are pretty damn good.

[Dungeoncrawler]

Just use onboard. They're not that bad.

eah i use onboard, they really are pretty damn good.

Hi - Using onboard with another pc and the sound is terrible. I get this background distortion that I did not get with the pci option. However, I went ahead and took the custom heatsink out and this freed-up one pcie slot and the x-fi titanium fit in there perfect .

Personal Note: Not sure if its me or the drivers but Catalyst can be such a pain in the arse(personal opinion).

[AMDme]

My new build, pretty happy with it...

[OverclockN']

Damn, that is one clean case.

[SSXeon]

VERY clean nice man!

[caveman-jim]

My new build, pretty happy with it...

As well you should be. Excellent job man.

[Greasy]

Very clean setup AMDme. Seeing this makes me want to dump this lian li for something with better cable routing.

I'm digging the hell out of that Corsair 800D case right now.

[Dungeoncrawler]

...agradable!

...nice

[AMDme]

Thanks guys, it took some planning but it really came out nice. I have one of the steel Lian Li K series cases but I could never get decent cable management with it, this has turned out much better. I can't believe the options for hiding cables on the Mini P180.

[FX-Overclocking]

[raziel]

WHat's your 3DMark / FutureMark Score on that"

[Soong]

I'm afraid I'm going to have to go ahead and inform you that posting that in this thread was an ill conceived idea. It is not going over well.

[FX-Overclocking]

I'm afraid I'm going to have to go ahead and inform you that posting that in this thread was an ill conceived idea. It is not going over well.

IMHO its the beginning of the mobile Linux revolution. It is basically a small Linux PC in a phone's form. I'm amazed at the stuff I can do and it has replaced my use of my netbook.

[AMDme]

Is the Linux revolution starting again?

[Lupine]

I'm afraid I'm going to have to go ahead and inform you that posting that in this thread was an ill conceived idea. It is not going over well.

Actually, its not much of a stretch to label it a computer. I'd take it over a netbook, in fact I did.

[Dungeoncrawler]

My new Sager notebook. She came with an i7 (950) and the mobile 280gtx.

[Quickstrike]

My new Sager notebook. She came with an i7 (950) and the mobile 280gtx.

Sweet!

What size is the screen?

[Qb2k5]

Damn, that is one clean case.

Its clean but you cant fit a proper gpu in that thing.

[caveman-jim]

Its clean but you cant fit a proper gpu in that thing.

Course you can, just take out the bottom drive cage.

[DaJMasta]

Its clean but you cant fit a proper gpu in that thing.

You could probably just barely fit an HD5850 without removing the cage... 9.6" is a fair amount of space for a GPU. Won't fit the highest end or the dual GPU cards, but I think it will fit a card that could be considered 'proper'

[AMDme]

Its clean but you cant fit a proper gpu in that thing.

I don't need any more than I have, I'm not much of a gamer these days. I've played Torchlight, Trine and Audiosurf more than anything the last few months on PC, everything else I've been on my 360 since that is where all my friends migrated. I built this machine more for virtualization and testing for work (I owe it 4 more gigs of RAM actually).

[CurrentlyPissed]

Just bought a Cooler Master HAF 932 case and got the new system installed. Everything looks so tiny in it . Case has amazing wire management. Even came with a 8 pin extension for the PSU-CPU power because I can't imagine them expecting one to reach normally. The amount of USB ports up front (4) is nice aswell.

Came with wheels aswell which is nice to have on the wood floor.

[SSXeon]

My new Sager notebook. She came with an i7 (950) and the mobile 280gtx.

Damn those are some damn fine laptops!

Just bought a Cooler Master HAF 932 case and got the new system installed. Everything looks so tiny in it . Case has amazing wire management. Even came with a 8 pin extension for the PSU-CPU power because I can't imagine them expecting one to reach normally. The amount of USB ports up front (4) is nice aswell.

Came with wheels aswell which is nice to have on the wood floor.

Yeah that case is bigger then i thought it was. Its keeps the inside clean. Mine is a mess.

[Quickstrike]

Just bought a Cooler Master HAF 932 case

Such a good case.

I have had mine since September 2008...

The space, cooling, ease of use putting it together, silent nature; is pretty hard to beat for a case in this price range.

[CurrentlyPissed]

Such a good case.

I have had mine since September 2008...

The space, cooling, ease of use putting it together, silent nature; is pretty hard to beat for a case in this price range.

Got it for $149 with a MIR aswell of $20 so $129. Cant beat it. I use to get new cases each upgrade I had the Cooler Master 690 ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-137-_-Product ) which was pretty good aswell. But I will be keeping this one for awhile me thinks with all the positive reviews it has and how much I like it.

[Dungeoncrawler]

Got it for $149 with a MIR aswell of $20 so $129. Cant beat it. I use to get new cases each upgrade I had the Cooler Master 690 ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-137-_-Product ) which was pretty good aswell. But I will be keeping this one for awhile me thinks with all the positive reviews it has and how much I like it.

Excellent choice; same case I purchased not more than 3 weeks ago. I originally thought the 'HAF' on the side was a painting mistake.

[Canabian]

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[Dungeoncrawler]

a little dissapointed with the cable management in this case,

Stick some plastic cable-ties in there and you'll be fine .

[Canabian]

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[Dungeoncrawler]

just procrastinating

my middle name.

[caveman-jim]

Your CPU cooler is upside down (unless you have your top fan as an intake).

[Canabian]

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[Dungeoncrawler]

No new rig pics . People must be saving their money for fermi .

[PeaceKeeper]

Maybe I should post a pic of my secondary setup... I am quite sure people would drool from it

[OverclockN']

No new rig pics . People must be saving their money for fermi .