Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/17 00:39:18
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you know you can always get windows 7 on torrents right? all my OS are free.... you can always get everything free at internet....
Pirating OS'es just isn't worth it anymore. Just pay the 100 bucks for OEM and not worry about the headaches of pirates OS's. If you want free, get linux.
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/17 16:02:45
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alright i got the rest of my stuff today wont be able to start putting everything together until tomorrow but here is a list of all the case fans, radiators, etc
Koolance 3x120mm radiator
hwlabs black ice stealth 280
hwlabs black ice gtx 480
4 x scythe ultra kaze 3000rpm
9 x yate loon 120mm 1350 rpm
5 x yate loon 140mm 1400 rpm
3 x koolance 120mm 2600 rpm
2 x swiftech mcp 655-B
10' primoflex uv red 1/2"ID 3/4"OD
10' primoflex uv black 1/2"ID 3/4"OD
scythe kaze master ace fan controller
sunbeam rheobus extreme
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/17 20:01:10
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you know you can always get windows 7 on torrents right? all my OS are free.... you can always get everything free at internet....
Pirating OS'es just isn't worth it anymore. Just pay the 100 bucks for OEM and not worry about the headaches of pirates OS's. If you want free, get linux.
Yea you have a point,,, ofcourse youll look for a legit one.... mine is crack and genuine... it updates and everything...
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 03:18:04
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How are thouse black ice rads.
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 14:29:48
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How are thouse black ice rads.
ill let you know this weekend once i get my loop up and running, the black ice rads work the best with fans above 1600 rpm
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 14:53:57
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How are thouse black ice rads.
ill let you know this weekend once i get my loop up and running, the black ice rads work the best with fans above 1600 rpm
Thx man feel free to PM me or just post here. You mean black ice xtreme rads on 1600rpm not stealth ones?
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 15:02:13
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How are thouse black ice rads.
ill let you know this weekend once i get my loop up and running, the black ice rads work the best with fans above 1600 rpm
Thx man feel free to PM me or just post here.
You mean black ice xtreme rads on 1600rpm not stealth ones?
im not sure about the rpm range for the stealth rads im assuming that it is similar since they have a similar fin density, look at skinnee labs they have tons of reviews for watercooling stuff. http://skinneelabs.com/reviews.html
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 15:11:44
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How do you think coolermaster R4s (2000rpm 19dB) will performance with extreme 360 rads?
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 15:20:29
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IMO it will do great... reason for me not liking it becuase of the LED.....
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 15:25:14
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IMO it will do great... reason for me not liking it becuase of the LED.....
I Think there is allso red led version on these fans... not sure
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 15:42:06
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i have heard good things about the coolermaster r4's the main thing to look for in radiator fans is high cfm and a good static pressure
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 15:42:41
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The reason i hate LED fans cuz i have 5 LED fands on my cosmos s before and 3 of LED fan died......
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 19:24:16
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well i ran into a bit of snag while building the case this evening, i didn't realize that the radiator only came with screws for 25mm fans and not 38mm fans so im thinking of ordering a couple of sets of these http://www.petrastechshop.com/1ststhwlafan.html
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 19:52:52
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well i ran into a bit of snag while building the case this evening, i didn't realize that the radiator only came with screws for 25mm fans and not 38mm fans so im thinking of ordering a couple of sets of these
http://www.petrastechshop.com/1ststhwlafan.html
Zipties FTW? or if all else fails string.
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 20:01:44
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well i ran into a bit of snag while building the case this evening, i didn't realize that the radiator only came with screws for 25mm fans and not 38mm fans so im thinking of ordering a couple of sets of these
http://www.petrastechshop.com/1ststhwlafan.html
Zipties FTW? or if all else fails string.
thats whats going in their until monday or tuesday when the screws get here, im disappointed but not surprised that lowes and home depot both didn't have m4 screws longer than 25mm
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/18 23:15:47
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well i ran into a bit of snag while building the case this evening, i didn't realize that the radiator only came with screws for 25mm fans and not 38mm fans so im thinking of ordering a couple of sets of these
http://www.petrastechshop.com/1ststhwlafan.html
Zipties FTW? or if all else fails string.
thats whats going in their until monday or tuesday when the screws get here, im disappointed but not surprised that lowes and home depot both didn't have m4 screws longer than 25mm
http://www.mcmaster.com/# sells m4's up to 3" buttonhead-sockethead you name it they got it, or You could always tap them out for 6/32 and the taps are pretty cheap.
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/19 23:35:48
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alright i got the majority of everything put together still need to properly secure the reservoir, leak testing for the night doesn't look like it is going to leak but better safe than sorry. i was kind of surprised by the amount of power that just the fans, fan controller and pumps use in total running full boar it pulled ~130w from the wall and where i plan of running all of the fans it uses ~90w kind of glad i got an old 350w psu laying around to use as an auxiliary psu also how i have the psu set up i can run all the fans and pumps without having to turn on the motherbboard. will get around to posting some pics tomorrow and hopefully some benchmarks later tis week
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/20 19:43:21
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i have heard good things about the coolermaster r4's the main thing to look for in radiator fans is high cfm and a good static pressure
And low dB's, if you're into quiet computing.
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/20 19:49:33
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i have heard good things about the coolermaster r4's the main thing to look for in radiator fans is high cfm and a good static pressure
And low dB's, if you're into quiet computing.
The fans by themselves are quiet but they push a lot of air and that makes a good bit of noise. However when I replaced my mesh fan grill with the wire fan grill the noise went way down.
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 04:31:01
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Wow very nice...... thats alot of fans... i bet is has a very nice airflow........ front pics?
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 10:08:31
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Wow very nice...... thats alot of fans... i bet is has a very nice airflow........ front pics?
thanks, the case has great air flow i tried to match the in and out cfm amount but i think that their is more cfm going out due to those awesome scythe kaze fans. ill snap some more pictures later today. can't wait for fermi to come out then i get to tear apart all of watercooling stuff again. on a side note all of my watercooling stuff took about 2-2.5 liters of water to fill
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 10:31:21
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Good to hear... you got no plan on matching all the fans? just look odd with all the different fans on the side panel.....
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 10:55:58
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yea i don't have any plans right now to paint the fans but i may get around once the quarter is over
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 11:02:37
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i just thought that i shoulda get me a waterblocked chipset ass well... dod you test your loops for leaks outside the case or inside just no pwer on the MOBO?
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 11:11:28
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you might as well get a chipset block i would recommend at least a mosfet block since mine helps my mosfet temps a lot a never go above 40c at full load. as for testing the loop i have a separate psu for just fans and wc so i didn't need to power the motherboard. to test your system without powering the motherboard just cut a piece of wire and strip the end and put it in to the 24pin connector and put it in the pin for the green wire and any black wire pin and you can run the psu with out having to turn on the motherboard but instead by just flipping the power switch on the back of the psu
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 11:18:33
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Cool thanks again..... you think my 1000w is enough for everything?
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 11:21:26
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Cool thanks again..... you think my 1000w is enough for everything?
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Re:Looking at a Mountain Mods case
2010/02/21 11:26:58
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yea the corsair 1000w is enough to power quad sli, when i had quad sli the psu was able to put out over 1100w
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