This is my first build. I did the best I could with cable management.
Corsair 400R case
AMD FX8150
Corsair H40 cooling kit
12 gigs ram
ASUS M5A99X EVO
Antec 750w PSU
Crucial 128GB SSD
CrossFire 6870's
win7
This is my first build. I did the best I could with cable management.
Corsair 400R case
AMD FX8150
Corsair H40 cooling kit
12 gigs ram
ASUS M5A99X EVO
Antec 750w PSU
Crucial 128GB SSD
CrossFire 6870's
win7
2500K OCd to 4.5ghz
H100 Cooler
ASROCK Z77E-ITX Mobo
8GB Corsair Vengeance RAM
OCZVertex 4 256gb SSD
BitFenix Prodigy Mini-ITX Cube Case - Midnight Black
BitFenix Spectre PRO 230mm Blue LED - Black x 1 - front intake filtered
BitFenix Spectre PRO 140mm Blue LED - Black x 1 - Rear exhaust
BitFenix Spectre PRO 120mm Fan Blue LED - Black x 2 - H100 exhaust roof
CPU - i5-3570k
Motherboard - ASUS p8z77-v
Graphics Card - ASUS 7970 DCUII
Heatsink - Corsair H60
Power Supply - Corsair HX750
Memory - Corsair Vengeance 8gb
Hard Drive - 500gb Western Digital Caviar Black
SSD - Corsair Force 3 60gb
Case - Corsair 500R
I'm impressed, for a first build thats awesome, heres the deal,
Turn the H60's rad 180' and get those hoses off your fat DCII, so they won't melt
and you get a cable management award from me,
awesome job man, well done
Moto
I'm impressed, for a first build thats awesome, heres the deal,
Turn the H60's rad 180' and get those hoses off your fat DCII, so they won't melt
and you get a cable management award from me,
awesome job man, well done
Moto
Thanks Moto means a lot coming from you, I am kinda picky about my cables. The H60 actually has a good amount of clearance from my graphics card it must just have turned out to look like it is touching by the angle the picture was taken. There is about an inch of clearance do you still suggest rotating?
Yeah, its only four screws on the radfan, clear the gfx card up so you can see it more, and when you decide to W/c it, give me a shout, I have a nice mod for those cards 🙂
Moto
THE BitFenix Prodigy Mini-ITX Cube Case - Midnight Black PROJECT CONTINUES
So as you chaps probably remember from previous posts ive been debating what to do with the side panel, should i leave it grilled or should i window it or fir dust filters etc etc.
If you didnt know the original looks like this..
So as you can see its just grilled with no dust filtering, so i decided i wanted to some how see inside my case but at the same time provide clean air to the GTX660 thats going to be fitted soon, i trawled the internet when i came across these...
So i bought myself the one for a 280mm rad set up in black, when it came i was really made up with it as not only is it great quality but the mesh is very fine stopping dust but also as you will see almost completely transparent, BINGO. So i set about cutting the grill wholes out of the side panel to fit the new filter and heres the results...
The pics look great
I'm guessing the mesh is not completely flat? Not sure how I would feel about that. Really, just not sure. I think I might try to run a thin strip of metal across the inside, just a bit too long so that it bows out... just to see if I could make it look more uniform, or tighter if you like.
The pics look great
I'm guessing the mesh is not completely flat? Not sure how I would feel about that. Really, just not sure. I think I might try to run a thin strip of metal across the inside, just a bit too long so that it bows out... just to see if I could make it look more uniform, or tighter if you like.
Maybe that's just me though.
Because the Border is not rigid as in where the magnets are you can actually pull it so the mesh is taught which is what ive done, also the magnets are very powerfull which helps.
CPU : i7 3770 CPU
Mobo : Asus P8Z77V
Video : EVGA FTW 670x2
Case : COOLER MASTER HAF XM
CPU Cooler : Corsair H60?
PSU : COOLER MASTER Silent Pro Gold - 800 Watt
RAM : Corsair Vengeance 2133; 4x4 GB for 16 GB total
60 GB Corsair Force 3 SSD (System drive)
1 TB WD Cavier Black
Windows 7 - 64 bit