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My shiny new case.

I know its SFF but its powerful enough to roll with the big dogs :cool:

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Now just waiting on P67 mITX for ultimate power!
 
Changed all my fans over to AP121's today and killed two of the four fan headers. :mad:

The two that still work run the fans at full speed all the time so i've ordered a rev 3 version of the board.







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Changed all my fans over to AP121's today and killed two of the four fan headers. :mad:

Running more than one fan off the headers? I find it odd that a single fan would kill a fan header :(.

It looks nice though! I do like how they have crammed it all in there, what are your temperatures like?
 
It wasn't because of that, i plugged in a splitter when it was running and it went bang . :o

Cpu temps are lower even though they were fine before, not done any gaming yet to see gfx temps.
 
think its a p183 purely judging by the space between mobo and disk aera

also are thos white things there to stop the gfx card from leaning down wards from the power connector end? only ask as i had that problem and EK's link block as a good fix for it in my p190

Yeah it's a P182, so quit a a bit smaller than the p190

My window was done pretty badly so isn't at all straight or centered
 
@ smeaney i used to use 2x Apache fans on my old setup but can't compare on this one.

I've changed back to my stock fans now and will be sticking these on the mm soon.

The way these direct air doesn't work for a small case like this and motherboard temps have risen around 7 degrees with it not spreading air out and channeling it instead.

For an intake fan it's great or on a rad/heatsink but for this smaller case it's better to stick to normal fans that spread the air out more.
 
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think its a p183 purely judging by the space between mobo and disk aera

also are thos white things there to stop the gfx card from leaning down wards from the power connector end? only ask as i had that problem and EK's link block as a good fix for it in my p190

Yeh just a couple of tube offcuts to support the cards they are pretty weighty not necessarily needed but just for extra support. I'm switching all my tubing out for PrimoChill LRT black and making the loop more efficient.

Yeah it's a P182, so quit a a bit smaller than the p190

My window was done pretty badly so isn't at all straight or centered

Yeh looking back at the pics the P182 is a lot smaller than mine, nice job though looks pretty sweet up there on your desk
 
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Changed all my fans over to AP121's today and killed two of the four fan headers. :mad:

The two that still work run the fans at full speed all the time so i've ordered a rev 3 version of the board.







Made the pics too small and forgot to save.

<3 this setup! :D
 
Image Quoting is for retards...

Khemist, that case is awesome, as is your cable management - but I prefer your previous (FT02 was it?) because it showed off your awesome w/c :p
 
Here are some pics of the modification I've done since my last post.

I've replaced the stock paste of the H70 with some Arctic Silver 5 and moved the radiator on top of the case as an outtake. Result; 10c drop :eek:

I've also replace the stock H70 fan with a Xigmatek 120mm silent fan runing at 1600rpm (20dba).

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I read on here a while back that you're better off mounting the fan on the rad in 'pull' rather than 'push'... something about static pressure and forcing the air to be drawn through the rad so the fan can blow it away (don't quote me, can't remember the specifics...)

Try swapping the fan to the other side of the rad (between the rad and the case) but still acting as an exhaust... see if it makes a difference :)
 
I read on here a while back that you're better off mounting the fan on the rad in 'pull' rather than 'push'... something about static pressure and forcing the air to be drawn through the rad so the fan can blow it away (don't quote me, can't remember the specifics...)

Try swapping the fan to the other side of the rad (between the rad and the case) but still acting as an exhaust... see if it makes a difference :)

I tried all the possible ways, the best result are with the push/pull method but way too noisy for me... With a single fan I get better results with a push method, but only 2c drop over the pull method though.
 
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