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The case is a Phantom 410 from NZXT. The PSU is a EVGA Supernova.
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That looks good. I have a hyper 212 been using it for 6 years I like it a lot.Phanteks case makes it too EASY...I LOVE EASY...need to blow it out I see. Window cover removed for clarity
That looks good. I have a hyper 212 been using it for 6 years I like it a lot.
Here's my latest build for a friend who goes by the screen name Manjkls1. Say hi to him if you ever come across him in the gaming world (likely by a headshot )
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Here's the complete build log if you'd like to see more.
moved my server over to a desktop chassis im getting rid of my rackmount setup its just too much for what little equipment i have. 8 drives total including SSD id say for an el cheapo 3rd hand case it came out p good.
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Just finished running all my cables. I tried to make it look as clean as possible on the inside. Still have to add some fans but I'm waiting on a new processor in the meantime. Still updating my build log.
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...the-Dead-themed-Bitfenix-Phenom-M-Build/page2
That makes sense. I had it flipped but the hoses sit better this way. But I'll flip it back per your sage advice. The whole setup will be going into a cube Xigmatek GIGAS mATX case at some point which brings it's own set of issues. So here's another photo of dubious quality.I would only advise in flipping the GPU's rad so the tubes are coming from the bottom where ever you install it because they always leave a bit of room of air in there so the fluid expands when heated. Atm, you're most likely circulating air bubbles around and can cause more pump noise and lessen its longevity.