Yes, I Made a Mistake

Caporegime
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Turns out putting a Pentium D 830 in a Silverstone TJ08 is a bad idea, this thing manages to heat up the entire back of the case to a crazy temperature, and the temperature controlled Intel cooler spins too fast for my ears to enjoy. Now, I want a fairly compact case which is why I bought the TJ08 in the first place. The question is, would replacing it with a PC-V600B leave me with the same problems? The Antec NSK4400 isn't much larger than the TJ08 but seems to have a much better layout so it wouldn't be so oven-like inside, but it's a bit . . plain.

The V600 is, as far as I'm concerned, a very expensive case, and I want to know that it will be an improvement over my Silverstone. I've seen the thread here where someone had about 16 billion hard drives in, and I only have one, so I'm hoping that means I'll have more luck.

Yes I bought a Pentium D, it's great for what I use it for but it runs hot. No, changing the CPU is not an option.

Thanks
 
squiffy said:
What about replacing the two 12cm fans with higher CFM ones? Or replacing PSU with a faster PSU fan? I have a Silverstone TJ08 with a 3700+, 25-30 cpu idle, 35 mobo, 41 cpu load, 44 mobo load.
That's a 3700+ though. This is two 3GHz Prescott cores.
 
Nah it's an Asus P5LD2-VM. The heat isn't really an issue as in it is 100% stable, but I'd like to get it down if possible.
 
I guess I'm just missing having a Lian-Li, had a PC-60 about a year ago which was damn nice to work with.

Gonna order the V600B methinks.
 
Case temps of 50 degrees is too hot for me, with a rear panel that is painful to hold your hand to.

Probably gonna eBay the TJ08.
 
I've seen that thread, that's what got me talking about it in here.

I may just get the Antec and call it a day, but I miss my Lian-Li :(

Ah screw it, all those holes must count for something. Ordered the V600.
 
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