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yup the thermaltake has all vented bay covers, they are a wire mesh with a filter inside.

i have that same board , it does seem to run a bit hotter than most, but not that hot. sounds like an air flow problem forsure.

what's your point??^^^^^^^

i doubt it, unless you have dual cpu and i don't mean just dual core. single processer covers dual core cpu's on that calculator.

says 559w i think i use a tad more but i'm covered with a 700w

my work area lol

and thats no doubtably what it is just pre mixed and more expensive.

distilled water works best, growth of anything shouldn't really be a problem. and corrosion only if aluminumn and copper are mixed. however i don't think it would take much coolant with anti corrosive properties to stop it. are you using racing automotive coolant? then i don't thing running...

1.14v sounds like cool and quiet^^^^^^^^

ya you only need a fraction of the thickness for ss because it is so much stronger. also more exspensive.

hope you don't lug it to lan parties ss weight is 4x times that of aluminumn. good luck though i bet it will look nice.

no but his ram might

yup thats how they fit. thanks for the link to the other unit ceewi1. i know that the 8950x2 may not be released for some time but thats what i'd wait for.

i know its not excactly a firt person shooter, but i really enjoyed full spectrum warrior.

have the 700w model, it's sweet dosen't even hiccup with what i have taxing it. if you get it you won't be sorry.

i love the warning posted on the 150mm fan "Warning, Due to the size of the impeller, the fan is not able to reduce speed immediately after loss of power and can remain dangerous until its blades finally come to rest. (This may take as long as 10 seconds.) Note: When using this fan on your...

i'm planning on upgrading again when dx10 and the g8 series comes out, i'd jump all over two 8950x2. with all the talk of how much power the next gen will consume i'd hate to have to replace my current power supply to a 1k server class. i was wondering what people thought on this...

only bought my first computer at the end of last year so my first card was a bfg 6600 gtx. still plays most games pretty good in my 3400+.

lol yeah thats a problem hard to solve, open side panel and blow. i only offered that as a silent solution. personally if i opted for some reason to cool my gpu's further i'd go wc. if i didn't have the bad boys i have now and was going to air cool i'd probably choose something like this...

they should sell the bfg 7900gtx heat pipe heat sink for after market cooling, they rock. infact with the temps i get wouldn't even bother with liquid cooling.