Dead Dog said:thats some REAL nice work there, awesome.
i'm just starting to get into airbrushing, a case will be my first piece to do properly. i'll be trying to keep it as simple as poss what with it my first real go![]()
R B CUSTOMS said:cool ! good luck with it mate, i love the airbrush because its somtimes so forgiving. outside of my case is SLOWLY gettign done, just not eben doing it since ive been concentrating on the inside so much !
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~ painted drives work btw !! - oh ye of little faith~
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s96024 said:Painting over the holes :/
I second that idea, i replaced the stock fans in my 3D Aurora with Panaflo's and the temperature difference in this heat was quite amazing.matt100 said:I wouldn't bother with ambers if you want decent cfm, they are quiet but I've never been impressed with the amount of air they push.
You're obviously a dab hand with a bit of paint so why don't you make your own, any colour you like??
That way you could use something like panaflo or papst?
Bundles said:If The next screnie of that setup i see doesn't say 4ghz on it, i will hunt you down and kick you squarely up the ass!
Watch out when using that Ai Booster, it has a tendency to reset your Vcore to stock, even when you've set it to say, 1.6v in bios, by the time you've booted into windows and that thing has started up, it has reset your Vcore to stock, resulting in a very unstable overclock.
The fans are 1200rpm but they really are very slow and push hardly anything.matt100 said:seconded on everything there, especially the ass kicking..
I didn't use AI booster for anything other than temp readings when I was using a P5AD2E with my 570J, bios for everything else..
Secondly those fans sound weird, 930rpm is very very slow for 12v
Finally, are you pushing air into the rad or pulling air through it? You'll probably get better results pulling, given its on the back of your case trhere's very little to stop you having a push/pull arrangement on both sides of the rad for optimal results, you can have your fans on super low then too.
Bundles said:If The next screnie of that setup i see doesn't say 4ghz on it, i will hunt you down and kick you squarely up the ass!
Watch out when using that Ai Booster, it has a tendency to reset your Vcore to stock, even when you've set it to say, 1.6v in bios, by the time you've booted into windows and that thing has started up, it has reset your Vcore to stock, resulting in a very unstable overclock.
Drazic said:1.55vcoreDo that and use clockgen in windows till it crashes then back off 10mhz and then dual prime her
na not yet, one is almost done, just cannot get round to doing it to be honest !possum said:Have you done the side panels yet?