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Thanks for all the info Hilight, that 9370 you have is a real fire burner 
Dan
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New Build Water Cooled
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OP
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Hi, are you planning on going with water in the near future? I'm researching the possibility of blowing some ac air directly into the case to keep me going this summer.
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the summer bummer.....
OP
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You've got that right, my temps have hit 91F down here already & I've been monitoring the humidity the past few days to see if the idea of blowing cold air into the case will be OK. I find that my humidity in this room is between 60 & 70% (way too high)
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Good luck, yes there has been a lot of great information given to me on this thread.Yeah, I'm doing my due diligence now. Will probably build early next year. Some of the local Rodeo Clowns
Dan
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AMD RCboyz may well be sumtin narly bouten 2/3's flipped but they still can reCOGnize beauty and logicalshett when it bee seed.
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Well I'm working with ways to get the humidity down (dehumidifier) then blowing cool air into the case won't be a problem. Condensation won't form unless the components in the sys. become cooler than the air being blown in. It just might become a doomsday machine if anything goes wrong.
Been researching everything very carefully. Won't do it if it look like a problem.
Been researching everything very carefully. Won't do it if it look like a problem.
