Gallery: Cases

[Grantofhell]

Ahh yes. It's a silly design on Enzotech's part...but they did the best they could, given the SB needs to be low-pro.

Enzotech states that the flow must enter on the NB, where it travels in a pipe *below* the pipe to the SB you see. That pipe your *do* see to the SB is a return pipe which enters the NB, leaving it about an inch above in another pipe to the VREG where there is another G1/4 for outlet.

 

[Cabbs]

You think they could have made the tubes a bit bigger, they look restrictive when compared to your loop's tubing.

 

[lhuser]

I also could have taken the 942, but the two USB 3.0 and price asked kind of made me look away...

 

[Grantofhell]

Didn't you have a NZXT M59 before?

 

[Cabbs]

932s are nice. You should properly mount your cathodes so they're straight, that would bug the crap out of me haha.

I think I'm going to pick up a fan controller, any suggestions for a good one? I'd like to tame down my 1850 Gentle Typhoons, my case's fan controller will only drop them down to 1100 RPM.

 

[lhuser]

Mounting these cathodes are a nightmare...they just never want to go where I want to.
As for your fan controller, I'd say this. I've used it a while ago and it's very clean and discriet.

Didn't you have a NZXT M59 before?

My buddy wanted to buy a used PC off from me and since I found out that with the CM cooler, there's no space at all, so I found the perfect occasion to get rid of it for that big beast.

 

[Cabbs]

True, a lot of it depends on the case too.

 

[Grantofhell]

It still looks like a heatsink with a case wrapped around it.

 

[LukaszR1]

I assume you cut the side panel for the window on that cooler master 690 II?

I have that case, I wished it came with a windowed panel, its a waste having those dual fan ports. Very nice case, I found the cable management to be very very easy.

Nice setup!
I wish I would do liquid cooling, but I'm scared because I don't want to reck any of my components. Especially now that I just got the new Saphire 6870 oc'd at 1GHz core clock

 

[Grantofhell]

LC is safe if you use the right liquid. FeserF1 is completely non-conductive. Over time, after accumulating some metal particles from your blocks, it will become conductive, though.