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Shlouski
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Air cooling
Thermaltake V1
Thermaltake Duorbs for my 8800gt's
I have a server case now and its the best case ive ever had (BIG tho). It has 1 12cm fan on the front, 1 12cm on the side, 2 12cm fans on the back, 1 8cm fan on the back and a 14cm fan in the PSU. Its like a wind tunnel lol.
I used to have water cooling, a thermaltake big water, but the pump went after 2 months and now i dunno if i could ever trust water cooling again, in case i wanted to leave the computer on while im out the house.
Thermaltake V1
Thermaltake Duorbs for my 8800gt's
I have a server case now and its the best case ive ever had (BIG tho). It has 1 12cm fan on the front, 1 12cm on the side, 2 12cm fans on the back, 1 8cm fan on the back and a 14cm fan in the PSU. Its like a wind tunnel lol.
I used to have water cooling, a thermaltake big water, but the pump went after 2 months and now i dunno if i could ever trust water cooling again, in case i wanted to leave the computer on while im out the house.
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zombine210
New Member
nothing but air 
case: Antec Nine Hundred, with makeshift filters i made out of polyurethane foam for the front fans.
cpu cooler: Asus Triton 77
NB cooler: Thermaltake extreme spirit II
i might change the cpu cooler to one that blows air towards the back of the case. the one i have blows towards the side and i can't use a side fan to cool the video card.
case: Antec Nine Hundred, with makeshift filters i made out of polyurethane foam for the front fans.
cpu cooler: Asus Triton 77
NB cooler: Thermaltake extreme spirit II
i might change the cpu cooler to one that blows air towards the back of the case. the one i have blows towards the side and i can't use a side fan to cool the video card.
Bodaggit23
Active Member
Noctua NH-U12P SE1366
realmike15
New Member
Noctua NH-U12P SE1366
Bodaggit,
that's a beautiful cooler, and all your hardware looks unbelievably clean and crisp.
bomberboysk
Active Member
Xigmatek S1283 with a silenX 90cfm fan. Very decent cooling, but plan on upgrading to a watercooling setup by the end of the year.
Bodaggit23
Active Member
Tyvm!
funkysnair
VIP Member
one for the liquid cooling
swiftech micro res
d-tec fusion cpu block with accelerator nozzle pack
swiftech laing d5 vario
swiftech dual rad
xspc "1/2 tubing with anti kink coils
feser one blue uv fluid
cosair dominator ram cooler
antec spot cooler
northbrige/southbridge fan
6x 120mm fans
1 220mm fan
swiftech micro res
d-tec fusion cpu block with accelerator nozzle pack
swiftech laing d5 vario
swiftech dual rad
xspc "1/2 tubing with anti kink coils
feser one blue uv fluid
cosair dominator ram cooler
antec spot cooler
northbrige/southbridge fan
6x 120mm fans
1 220mm fan
realmike15
New Member
Antec 1200 is really all i need. I don't overclock anymore, and my CPU temp is around 26 degrees C at idle.
6x 120mm fans. 3 front, 2 back, 1 side
1x 200mm fans. 1 top
6x 120mm fans. 3 front, 2 back, 1 side
1x 200mm fans. 1 top
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bomberboysk
Active Member
Watercooling+thermaltake= Two words that should never be said in the same sentence lol, unless of course it is saying that thermaltake watercooling sucks...
Geoff
VIP Member
There is already a long thread where people have posted the specs and photos of their rig.
Motoxrdude
Active Member
That's definitely inadequate geoff. That will never work under real life conditions!
