Running caseless

bomberboysk said:
Moldable eraser works better than vaseline for insulating, makes less of a mess, and can be reused on other boards.
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I use eraser also, but since I run it at -50 pretty much 24/7 that isn't going to stop condensation in the actual socket, that's where the bumlube comes in :P hold it upside down with a hair dryer on it and it all melts out so you could never tell it was there. It's saved my board a good few times I'll tell ya ;)

For a quick session I wouldn't bother but when the rig is repeatedly warmed up and cooled down you need that extra protection. not an innuendo :p
 
El Gappo said:
I use eraser also, but since I run it at -50 pretty much 24/7 that isn't going to stop condensation in the actual socket, that's where the bumlube comes in :P hold it upside down with a hair dryer on it and it all melts out so you could never tell it was there. It's saved my board a good few times I'll tell ya ;)

For a quick session I wouldn't bother but when the rig is repeatedly warmed up and cooled down you need that extra protection. not an innuendo :p
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Yeah, if your running phase at 24/7 the vaseline is probably a pretty good idea in the socket then.
 
ganzey said:
doubt it. but it doesnt matter anyways. i bought a like new thermaltake armor( this sucker is huge) from my friend for $35. came with 2 120mm fans, and 2 90mm fans(all thermaltake)
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Great case, awesome airflow, but I can't help thinking it looks like a cheaper case because of the cheap looking lights and window. Everything else is great, though.
 
ScottALot said:
Great case, awesome airflow, but I can't help thinking it looks like a cheaper case because of the cheap looking lights and window. Everything else is great, though.
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nahh, its the older type(no lights, only lights aqre on the fans)
but this thing it frikkin solid
 
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