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Really nice looking 4870 CF aftermarket cooler setup in an Antec 1200
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Rich and Chocolatey
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Rocket Scientist
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Now that's what I call a clean setup. |
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Too bad he wasted all his money on those $20 fans, $80 VGA cooling, and a $200 case. He could have gotten a true 16x/16x board instead of a damn P45 board at 8x/8x. Very nice system, but overall a waste. If youre gonna go all out with flash and excessive cooling, why gimp your system with the crossfire.
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Rich and Chocolatey
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No idea, just my guess that the Maximus II Formula is a DDR2 board - so i'd imagine that if he was hard set on Asus he is likely saving a good deal of money on DDR3 /x48
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Best part is he paid $270 for that ---------------
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If I had a camera with a decent resolution id take some pics of mine. Im loving this NZXT Tempest case. Extended-ATX compatable, and about 13 inches of clean open, unblocked space between my video card and the front case fans. ---------------
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Rich and Chocolatey
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heh, I use an antec 900 - i'll post some pics sometime of my build, I did some pretty good wiring on it for a case that most people describe as "cramped" ^^ |
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Aren't those coolers the Thermalright HR-03's? I was wondering how much they dropped the temps on those cards, because I'm considering a similar setup. |
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My builds always look like birds nests. Despite the fact that I have an endless supply of free zipties... Just as well I have windowless cases |
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hail skroob!
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That looks great, though it is NEVER ok to blow hot air into a PSU... Also why do PSU companies put writing on PSUs, it is VERY common now that the PSUs are flipped so that they intake air from under the case... --------------- What doesn't kill me only pisses me off! |
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Rich and Chocolatey
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i'd assume because proportionally in older system builds there are more top built PSU mounts than bottom built. I think bottom built psu mounts only started to come into mainstream cases in the last couple years. |
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Rich and Chocolatey
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Rich and Chocolatey
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nothing to be sorry about i'm totally happy with them |
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