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[87dtna]

Very nice

 

[linkin]

Very nice

Danke schön

 

[Jamebonds1]

This is my new motherboard with i3 Sandy Bridge. SATA wire look better and clean.

 

[wolfeking]

glad to see you running again. THough sad to see that you can't overclock now.

How are you liking the UD3H?

 

[Jamebonds1]

glad to see you running again. THough sad to see that you can't overclock now.

How are you liking the UD3H?

It is pretty good and more stable than my old computer. Yeah. I noticed i can't overclock that much. How do you know that?

 

[wolfeking]

its not a k series and is a sandy bridge processor. Much above 108 base clock and you BSOD. I can't do more than 102 base clock on mine.

 

[spirit]

This is my new motherboard with i3 Sandy Bridge. SATA wire look better and clean.

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Cable management!! lol

 

[wolfeking]

there may not be room for it in the back of his case. It looks like its pretty tight between the case panel and the motherboard panel.

 

[spirit]

If he got rid of some of those fans he'd have way less cable clutter.

 

[wolfeking]

fans make the world go round though. I have 6 in my case.

It might be better too if he used some zip ties on them. one bundle looks better than 50 trillion wires in all directions every time.

 

[spirit]

Hmm true I have 4 in my case (not including the fan on the PSU, graphics card and CPU cooler).

Yeah I think zip-tying them would be his best bet.

 

[wolfeking]

well I don't count them. If I did, it would be 9 fans.

Yep, zip ties can fix everything. That is when bondo and duct tape won't.

 

[spirit]

Duct tape works!

Just doesn't look as pretty.

Anyway, another suggestion for Jamebonds would be to route some of fan cables actually directly behind the motherboard, in between the board and the tray. The fan cables are so thin you should easily be able to do that.

 

[wolfeking]

jason, hate to break it to you, but that is box tape. Duct tape is chrome coloured and shiny. Well the original is anyway. http://www.google.com/imgres?q=duct...=150&start=0&ndsp=23&ved=1t:429,r:9,s:0,i:169 for example.

 

[spirit]

jason, hate to break it to you, but that is box tape. Duct tape is chrome coloured and shiny. Well the original is anyway. http://www.google.com/imgres?q=duct...=150&start=0&ndsp=23&ved=1t:429,r:9,s:0,i:169 for example.

Hahaha yeah I know it's parcel tape, works fine here though. I didn't have any duct/gaffer tape on me so I had to just use parcel tape.

 

[Jamebonds1]

its not a k series and is a sandy bridge processor. Much above 108 base clock and you BSOD. I can't do more than 102 base clock on mine.

Yeah. It getting to be voltage and base clock issued, but i'm not sure.

Plus, one thing really cool is i can switch different BIOS. main or backup.

Cable management!! lol

Hmm true I have 4 in my case (not including the fan on the PSU, graphics card and CPU cooler).

Yeah I think zip-tying them would be his best bet.

well I don't count them. If I did, it would be 9 fans.

Yep, zip ties can fix everything. That is when bondo and duct tape won't.

Lol. I used cable ties

 

[spirit]

Lol. I used cable ties

Cable ties are boring, why use them when you can just break out the DUCT TAPE??

 

[Darren]

Zip ties are the best idea. Tape just seems like a no no. Although my wireless adapter is taped to my desk so it doesn't get pushed off. Super old desk so there's going to be a duct tape mark there forever.

 

[Jamebonds1]

Cable ties are boring, why use them when you can just break out the DUCT TAPE??

Lol. I don't really like duct tape on my computer that much since it will leave sticker on steel plate.

 

[spirit]

Zip ties are the best idea. Tape just seems like a no no. Although my wireless adapter is taped to my desk so it doesn't get pushed off. Super old desk so there's going to be a duct tape mark there forever.

Yeah I was joking lol, cable ties are the best for the interior of the case, but if you have to you can use tape behind the motherboard tray like I did with the C2Q machine above.