Recent content by Amencerment

This is a pretty well rounded rig for work, gaming and editing... 1st 128gb ssd is just for OS, drivers and updates 2nd 500gb ssd is for programs 3rd 10K 1tb drive is for data storage This setup will be very stable and a real beast. PCPartPicker part list...

Man to edit true 4K and this is what people tend to forget is it will be a system somewhere in the range of well lol $4,000 with 1 32" monitor, if you do say "Fluid Effects", you will be dropping close to $5,000.00 just on the hardware with no screens. Editing 4K takes a stupid amount of power...

That sir is what I call beauty becoming the beast... I love that you went ROG... Asus has never let me down.

iamacow and synphul are in the ballpark. I run 2 ssd's in RAID-0 for my os (samsung pros 840), and 1 ssd (samsung pro 850) per software drive for a total of 4 (Adobe/AutoDesk, MS Office, Games, and work data) with 3 more Velociraptor 500gig each as back up. Asus is my mobo, and gpu with 32g...

Damn you picked an answer fast... 2 min or less... As for Corsair fans they are nice, but you have an Alphacool... I would look for something more in a Noctua industrial or even Delta to push some real wind through the fins... I mean if spending the money on an Alpha, then spend the money on...

You do know for a 4K gaming setup you are going to need a wee bit more... First and foremost, as JackNaylorPE mentioned a little more then $200 in water. I love the Enthroo Primo, I owned 2. Still kept 1. If you don't have a minimum in 3k--4K to spend stop chasing. CNET has a nice article...

You cannot go wrong with either one, it comes down to fan-boy-ness because they are both very good RADS. The only thing I would suggest is to see if Aquacomputer makes a 560, but I am not sure they do. Peace and good building...

Kinda, when you remove the top mesh filter you will see a "drop-in" housing your RAD and top fans will go in there, and the "lip" that holds the RAD in place will have the 2nd bank of fans attached to it. You have to use longer fan screws as they have to clear about 5--6mm of lip space. Unless...

Yeah, that fan assembly for the RAD has to seat below the pre-made lip under the lid. If you try and have a full push/pull assembly then you will have problems with out setting the fans below the lip. Unless you like the industrial look and do not mind fans sticking out of the top of the...

The top can take a 140x4 RAD if you run a push pull you have to run 1 set of fans at the top and the 2nd set of fans below the "lipped" RAD cup, so technically only 1 set of fans is connected directly to the RAD the other is on the underside of the case. 60mm is the biggest I would go for this...

Yeah I agree 100% with the fan "hub" on the Ethoos, that is why I just use the Molex instead of plugging it into my MoBo. I know all 6 fans are going to run at the same speed so I prefer not to tax my MoBo as I use a pretty beefy PSU. With my controller and the heat senors they are 1 unit with...

I have 2 Primos and you can fit a 560 if you wanted too, but if you wanted to do a push/pull i would not go any larger then a 60mm...

Again let me explain this... Now this should be the same from the Primo and lower in the Ethoos line... I have all my "Static Fans" no speed control on the Ethoos fan controller that means it will all run at the same speed of the 6 fans I have in it's place are 140mm roughly 80ish CFM so they...

I have the Ethoos Primo, and the fan controller that came with mine is a 3 pin x 6 fan setup. It does come with a 4 pin to MoBo cable but I did not set that up as I connected it by the Molex as all 6 of the fans I use are non-variable set speed. For the Variable fans and I have 5 I use the...

Snagged that is the thing, I think everyone has a "idea" of what they like. So for me I look at $300+ as being the awesomeness in case-land, but again cases that are sub $100 can be awesomeness for many other, I just feel most cases sub $300 tend to be too small. Again, I like massive frickin...