Recent content by weavermsi

I think this project needs to be put on hold until we've heard from CaseLabs.

I do know people who like Corsair Link, but in my experience it is buggy as hell and riven with problems, and even when it's working properly the UI is clunky and ugly. I recommend controlling as much as possible through your mobo, as it is a good one.

First things first: you need to go and read round the subject. A lot. If you don't arm yourself with the relevant knowledge, the answers you're going to get to a question like this will likely just generate a multitude more questions. Particularly as everyone is going to have a completely...

For the same money you could easily get a really great single 760 and for just a little bit more a good 770. Either of these in single config will blow two 650 ti boosts out of the water under most practical circumstances.

Before anyone pronounces that your chip is a dud—which might be the case—it should be said that an ambient temp of 35c is pretty darn high. Have you tried doing anything about that? Can you confirm that you get similar temperatures at idle, at stock speeds, with the stock CPU fan?

Dear lord that In Win thing is an abominable turd. The only case here with any pedigree is the Silverstone, and that's easily the ugliest object they've produced. Please, NZXT and Corsair, put us out of our misery.

I don't know about everyone else, but my X60 came with 16 long screws (35mm) to enable push/pull installations. This sort of consideration and attention to detail is another thing that puts the X60 well ahead of the H100i (which I also had, but which died after eight months).

I'm using NF-F12s on my H100i in a 650D in a push configuration, with Corsair Link. It's so quiet that I can barely hear the thing in action, even if I put my head next to it. I also use Corsair AF and SP fans, which are good, but the Noctuas are flat-out incredible.