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g0dM@n · 10-09-05, 09:51 PM

I got this idea from several people from the forums here, and I never posted pix on it.

*edit* HERE is the thread that got me goin' on this idea. Credit to felinusz...

I am not trying to get credit for the idea, but I just wanted to make a thread about it. Now I can link the people that ask me on how I've pushed 3.7v+ on my ram.

Initially, I had two 60mm TT fans side-by-side, but then I decided to upgrade it to three just for the hell of it.

The fans I used are these here from newegg.

I used fishing line to attach the fans together, and then I spent a lot of time bending and measuring a coat hanger to design them into clips that clip over my ram slots. I then soldered all 3 fans together into parallel, so that they only use one 3-pin plug to be powered. I now have it hooked up to a fan controller, so now I can adjust the fan speeds simultaneously instead of separately when I had the initial 2-fan design.

When I put the clips on and all I then wrapped electric tape around the clips to avoid possible shorting.

Here it is:

Installed:

Thanks for looking... and yes I can pretty much push whatever voltage I want to my ram and keep them cool.

Note: My TwinMOS UTT BH5 ram performs BEST at 3.65v. Anything more makes it more unstable. This was, of course, tested with a DMM. More vdimm with UTT/BH5/CH5 (etc) ram doesn't always mean more FSB, even if you have it cooled correctly. It all depends on the system/settings.

Jacobman · 10-09-05, 09:57 PM

Thats way cool, good work!

g0dM@n · 10-09-05, 09:58 PM

I did it MONTHS ago, but I just was too lazy to post it. People have been asking me what "that thing" is whenever I show them pix of my rig, and so I figured I'd show em what it does and what it's meant for.

CCUABIDExORxDIE · 10-09-05, 10:04 PM

wow, all 3 of those fans on 1 3 pin connector. i LIKE the design of it ALOT! im thinking of doing something like this, but have 2x80mm fans sucking hot air from around my redlines up into the exhuast of the powersupply. not sure how effective this would be, but it seems like it might do well. Anyways, A+++ on design and looks.

g0dM@n · 10-09-05, 10:07 PM

Honestly... you're better off PUSHING air onto your ram. If you're exhausting air from it, you may be just creating low pressure on the ram; thus, not cooling it to its potential.

CCUABIDExORxDIE · 10-09-05, 10:15 PM

well, my plan is xp120 blowing down, 2x80mm blowing up. im thinking it might work, but i think that the 2x80 blowing down might do just as good.

g0dM@n · 10-09-05, 10:59 PM

Well, before my watercooling when I was using my XP90, it wasn't a uniform airflow. I saw better performance outa blowing down onto it.

rseven · 10-09-05, 11:11 PM

Nice job, g0dM@n. Now, all you need to do is to get a life! (Just kidding, friend. You know me I can't resist a gag

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g0dM@n · 10-09-05, 11:54 PM

I'll show you a gag, b__ch!!

So when am I gonna meet you in Manhattan!?!

party animal · 10-10-05, 12:44 AM

wow, i love the design, by the way, how loud are these on your fan controller? I just want a sense of noise before i try something like this.

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 12:59 AM

Not loud at all... you can hear it if you really pay attention. That's about it. That's when I run it at 12v, which I probably don't even need that much power with 3 fans. I run it at 7v approx. on the fan controller and I really don't hear it at all.

Look at the specs on the newegg site, the one I linked to.

dj_2004 · 10-10-05, 01:30 AM

Cute

EvilCloudStrife · 10-10-05, 02:04 AM

very cool.. unfortunatly, this will not work on the DFI NF4 ultra-d for me because i have the xp-120 blocking the ram. its alright though, still very cool (haha, no pun intended)

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 07:25 AM

Well, if you're on TCCD ram or something it shouldn't matter. Your ram will be cooled plenty enough.

rseven · 10-10-05, 08:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by g0dM@n

I'll show you a gag, b__ch!!

So when am I gonna meet you in Manhattan!?!

LOL.........Manhattan? When they sound the all clear.

HousERaT · 10-10-05, 08:42 AM

Nice mod bro..... I'm using almost the same thing but with slightly bigger fans and 2 instead of three..... I find the smaller fans make too much noise for my taste. Now crank up the volts.....

Know Nuttin · 10-10-05, 09:00 AM

doing the same thing with 2 60mm NMB fans at 5v. Works very nice. I'm not giving my Hynix D5 that much voltage though (3v) but it's still enough to make them uncomfortably warm without cooling.

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 09:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HousERaT

Nice mod bro..... I'm using almost the same thing but with slightly bigger fans and 2 instead of three..... I find the smaller fans make too much noise for my taste. Now crank up the volts.....

In all honesty, mine aren't loud at all, especially with the fan controller set to about 7v. I feel like I don't need to push 12v to them... 3 fans at 7v is like more than enough. They are rated like ~22cfm, but for small fans that's a lotta pressure.

masakabassist · 10-10-05, 10:38 AM

Im doing the same with 1 80mm fan it makes a tidy difference i found.

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 10:41 AM

Try 2x80mm if you have it; if not, PM me.

H4Z4RD0US · 10-10-05, 10:47 AM

Here is mine! 4 way ownage. quiet too. Its like an L shape.

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top 2 blow air down, right side blow air on and out the case

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 11:05 AM

How on and out? Ohhhh... your ram is in a good spot for doing that. That's pretty nice. How is it all mounted together, and how does it mount to the computer?

party animal · 10-10-05, 12:16 PM

how do you keep that together? I like that design too. What is that black thing keeping the fans together?

Electron Chaser · 10-10-05, 02:02 PM

Very nice, clean setup. Excellent results as well!!!

Dfi-Boy · 10-10-05, 02:22 PM

do you get dead spots on the mid stick of ram? i made a windtunnel out of plexi and pu 2 60 mm fans one on each end it worked good. you may get better temps of you make a shroud

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dfi-Boy

do you get dead spots on the mid stick of ram? i made a windtunnel out of plexi and pu 2 60 mm fans one on each end it worked good. you may get better temps of you make a shroud

How can I tell? I mean... I can put whatever voltage and it seems fine.

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 03:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by party animal

how do you keep that together? I like that design too. What is that black thing keeping the fans together?

I said in my description that I used fishing line to tie the fans together. I basically put the fans next to each other and "sewed" them together, and did some tight knots.

Then I cut each wire and soldered them together in PARALLEL, so that they get the same amount of voltage each. Since the rheobus fan controller I have can push out over 1 amp per channel I think it was sufficient for 3 of these fans. These fans are like 0.17A max apiece, so three of them won't pull more than half an amp in parallel (just add amps in parallel).

Note: (for general purposes)
Series Circuits --> Amps remain the same
Parallel Circuits --> Volts remain the same

The black stuff is electric tape (has no part in keeping the fans mounted to one another). I had to coat the sides b/c of the hanger sticking out over there, and also the bottom. Make sure no metal pieces have the ability to come into contact with the motherboard, or any other electronic components for that matter.

MaxPowers_68 · 10-10-05, 04:49 PM

looks good i did something similar with mine except i used 80mm for more air and less db.

threeme2189 · 10-10-05, 05:12 PM

man your case is so....empty... my monitor can fit on there...

g0dM@n · 10-10-05, 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by threeme2189

man your case is so....empty... my monitor can fit on there...

LOL... agreed!

10-09-05, 09:51 PM	#1
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	g0dM@n's Custom Ram Cooler -- 3x60mm design I got this idea from several people from the forums here, and I never posted pix on it. edit HERE is the thread that got me goin' on this idea. Credit to felinusz... I am not trying to get credit for the idea, but I just wanted to make a thread about it. Now I can link the people that ask me on how I've pushed 3.7v+ on my ram. Initially, I had two 60mm TT fans side-by-side, but then I decided to upgrade it to three just for the hell of it. The fans I used are these here from newegg. I used fishing line to attach the fans together, and then I spent a lot of time bending and measuring a coat hanger to design them into clips that clip over my ram slots. I then soldered all 3 fans together into parallel, so that they only use one 3-pin plug to be powered. I now have it hooked up to a fan controller, so now I can adjust the fan speeds simultaneously instead of separately when I had the initial 2-fan design. When I put the clips on and all I then wrapped electric tape around the clips to avoid possible shorting. Here it is: Installed: Thanks for looking... and yes I can pretty much push whatever voltage I want to my ram and keep them cool. Note: My TwinMOS UTT BH5 ram performs BEST at 3.65v. Anything more makes it more unstable. This was, of course, tested with a DMM. More vdimm with UTT/BH5/CH5 (etc) ram doesn't always mean more FSB, even if you have it cooled correctly. It all depends on the system/settings. __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card. Last edited by g0dM@n; 05-31-07 at 04:17 PM.

10-09-05, 09:57 PM	#2
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10-09-05, 09:58 PM	#3
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	I did it MONTHS ago, but I just was too lazy to post it. People have been asking me what "that thing" is whenever I show them pix of my rig, and so I figured I'd show em what it does and what it's meant for. __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

10-09-05, 10:04 PM	#4
CCUABIDExORxDIE Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Keystone Lightville, MA	wow, all 3 of those fans on 1 3 pin connector. i LIKE the design of it ALOT! im thinking of doing something like this, but have 2x80mm fans sucking hot air from around my redlines up into the exhuast of the powersupply. not sure how effective this would be, but it seems like it might do well. Anyways, A+++ on design and looks. __________________ Everex XT5000T TL-50 1.6ghz @ .900v/800mhz @ .675v \|\| 2gig Adata ddr2-667 \|\| 7600gs @ 480/460 \|\| Logitech S510 \|\| LX5 \|\| Acer AL2223WD "So who wouldn't expect them to brand and market dual-core optimizations as an Intel thing? They chose the name "Core" for their new product which I don't really understand. It would be like Chevy coming out with the new engine line up for trucks they call "Cylinder."" - Damon Munzy (AMD) Do You Owe Me Heatware??

10-09-05, 10:07 PM	#5
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	Honestly... you're better off PUSHING air onto your ram. If you're exhausting air from it, you may be just creating low pressure on the ram; thus, not cooling it to its potential. __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

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10-09-05, 10:15 PM	#6
CCUABIDExORxDIE Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Keystone Lightville, MA	well, my plan is xp120 blowing down, 2x80mm blowing up. im thinking it might work, but i think that the 2x80 blowing down might do just as good. __________________ Everex XT5000T TL-50 1.6ghz @ .900v/800mhz @ .675v \|\| 2gig Adata ddr2-667 \|\| 7600gs @ 480/460 \|\| Logitech S510 \|\| LX5 \|\| Acer AL2223WD "So who wouldn't expect them to brand and market dual-core optimizations as an Intel thing? They chose the name "Core" for their new product which I don't really understand. It would be like Chevy coming out with the new engine line up for trucks they call "Cylinder."" - Damon Munzy (AMD) Do You Owe Me Heatware??

10-09-05, 10:59 PM	#7
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	Well, before my watercooling when I was using my XP90, it wasn't a uniform airflow. I saw better performance outa blowing down onto it. __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

10-09-05, 11:11 PM	#8
rseven Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: New Jersey	Nice job, g0dM@n. Now, all you need to do is to get a life! (Just kidding, friend. You know me I can't resist a gag)

10-09-05, 11:54 PM	#9
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	I'll show you a gag, b__ch!! So when am I gonna meet you in Manhattan!?! __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

10-10-05, 12:44 AM	#10
party animal Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Saratoga, CA/University of California Irvine	wow, i love the design, by the way, how loud are these on your fan controller? I just want a sense of noise before i try something like this. __________________ CPU- Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 MOBO- DFI ICFX3200 RAM- 2GB CellShock 1000Mhz 5-5-5-15 VID- ATi x1950pro HDD- Western Digital Raptor 74GB Western Digital SE16 320GB HEAT

10-10-05, 12:59 AM	#11
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	Not loud at all... you can hear it if you really pay attention. That's about it. That's when I run it at 12v, which I probably don't even need that much power with 3 fans. I run it at 7v approx. on the fan controller and I really don't hear it at all. Look at the specs on the newegg site, the one I linked to. __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

10-10-05, 01:30 AM	#12
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10-10-05, 02:04 AM	#13
EvilCloudStrife R. Kelly is my roll model Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Mesa, Arizona	very cool.. unfortunatly, this will not work on the DFI NF4 ultra-d for me because i have the xp-120 blocking the ram. its alright though, still very cool (haha, no pun intended) __________________ Name: Apocalypse Motherboard: DFI NF4 Ultra-D Bios 623-3 CPU: AMD 939 Opteron 148 CABYE 0536 & XP-120 W/ Sanyo Denki 120mm Fan - 11x264 - 2900Mhz - 1.52V - 25C Idle - 38C Load RAM: OCZ Gold Edition 2GB (2 x 1GB) - UCCC - 1:1 - 264Mhz - 3-4-3-8 - 2.68V Videocard: Evga 7800GT 256-P2-N518 (500/1200) DVD: NEC 16XDVD+/-RW Hard Drives: (1)Western Digital 7200 250GB 16MB SATA2, (2)Western Digital 7200 250GB 16MB SATA2, Western Digital 7200 200GB 8MB IDE, (1) Westen Digital 7200 250GB 2MB IDE, (2) Western Digital 7200 250GB 2MB IDE, (3) Removable Western Digital 7200 250GB 2MB USB2 Enclosure PSU: OCZ 520W SLI Powerstream Chuck Norris owns the greatest Poker Face of all-time. It helped him win the 1983 World Series of Poker despite him holding just a Joker, a Get out of Jail Free Monopoloy card, a 2 of clubs, 7 of spades and a green #4 card from the game UNO

10-10-05, 07:25 AM	#14
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	Well, if you're on TCCD ram or something it shouldn't matter. Your ram will be cooled plenty enough. __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

10-10-05, 08:42 AM	#16
HousERaT Senior Air Extraordinaire Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Imladris	Nice mod bro..... I'm using almost the same thing but with slightly bigger fans and 2 instead of three..... I find the smaller fans make too much noise for my taste. Now crank up the volts..... __________________ CM-690 \| Maximus Formula \| Ballistix D9GMH 2GB - 4-4-4-10 - 2.2v (active cooled) \| E6850 @4GHz (L719B) 602 Bios 500x8 - 1.475v \| Ultra 120 Extreme \| 2x HD3870 840/1300 \| Lite-On 52327s CDRW \| WD 74GB - Raptor HDD \| Corsair 620HX PSU \| Windows XP Pro sp2 \| Support the OC Benchmarking Team The HD 4870/50 Thread The HD 3870/50 Thread The X1900XT/XTX Thread X800GTO² Thread Heatware Make friends with your "FAST" - 90K 01SE - 77K 03 - 29K 05 - 19K 06 - 274K AM3 - single card all air baby!

10-10-05, 09:00 AM	#17
Know Nuttin Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada	doing the same thing with 2 60mm NMB fans at 5v. Works very nice. I'm not giving my Hynix D5 that much voltage though (3v) but it's still enough to make them uncomfortably warm without cooling. __________________ AMD X4 620, Gigabyte GA-MA785GM-US2H, OCZ Platinum Rev 2 PC2-6400, Coolermaster Hyper212+, Seagate 7200.11 500GB, Lenovo X61s, L7500 C2D, 4GB, 64GB Supertalent ME. Last edited by Know Nuttin; 10-10-05 at 09:58 AM.

10-10-05, 10:38 AM	#19
masakabassist Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Wales!!	Im doing the same with 1 80mm fan it makes a tidy difference i found. __________________ Dual Booting Ubuntu and XP Asus M2N32 WS Pro :drool: AMD X2 4200 (OC'd 2856MHz @ 1.4V) 2GB Corsair PC5300 RAM (4X512MB) XFX 8800GTS 320Mb FSP 500W Bluestorm II PSU 160GB WD SATAII Hard Drive F@H masakabassist Heat: masakabassist

10-10-05, 10:41 AM	#20
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	Try 2x80mm if you have it; if not, PM me. __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

10-10-05, 10:47 AM	#21
H4Z4RD0US Member Join Date: Jul 2005	Here is mine! 4 way ownage. quiet too. Its like an L shape. -----\|------- \| \| \| top 2 blow air down, right side blow air on and out the case __________________ H4Z4RD T0w3r Case: Custom mod by me. Motherboard: Abit IC7 Max3 CPU: Intel Pentium 4 2.8E at 3.3GHz RAM: Corsair XMS TwinX 1024-4000 Video Card: Ati radeon 9800XT PSU: Antec True Control Soundcard: Soundblaster audigy 2 CURRENT rig 2: H4Z4RD CUB3 Motherboard: asus A8n32 Deluxe CPU: AMD 4600+ @ 2.8 VGA: 2 EVGA 7900GTX Soundcard:Soundblaster audigy Xfi RAM: Crucial ballistix 2GB

10-10-05, 11:05 AM	#22
g0dM@n Goderator... I mean Sexy Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 20mi W of NYCity, USA	How on and out? Ohhhh... your ram is in a good spot for doing that. That's pretty nice. How is it all mounted together, and how does it mount to the computer? __________________ Gigabyte 790XT Water \| Phenom II 555 X4 @ 4.0ghz 24/7 Enzotech Sapphire CPU block \| 4GB OCZ 1600 \| 4890 1GB w/EK FC4890 LT \| 3x30GB OCZ Vertex Raid-0, Seagate 7200.12 750GB + File-Svr 6TB \| SB X-Fi Fatal1ty \| Corsair 520W Modular \| Westy 37" 1080p + Dell 2405FPW \| DDC pump with petra top @ 18w, Thermochill HE 120.3 w/ 3x120x38mm Deltas 152cfm on controller \| Xbox 360 Gamertag: g0dMAn114 My Heatware (800+ flawless) IHS Removal TutorialHotFlashing TutorialDFI NF4 UTT ProblemsFunny-ChuckNorrisFactsCustom RAM Cooler nightelph: I wanted to play so bad last night but I was OC'ing my video card.

10-10-05, 12:16 PM	#23
party animal Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Saratoga, CA/University of California Irvine	how do you keep that together? I like that design too. What is that black thing keeping the fans together? __________________ CPU- Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 MOBO- DFI ICFX3200 RAM- 2GB CellShock 1000Mhz 5-5-5-15 VID- ATi x1950pro HDD- Western Digital Raptor 74GB Western Digital SE16 320GB HEAT

10-10-05, 02:02 PM	#24
Electron Chaser Senior Delta Fanatic Join Date: May 2004 Location: I live by a Delta	Very nice, clean setup. Excellent results as well!!! __________________ I am the Senior Omega of the Delta ... Fan Users :burn: Custom 48" X 24" X 12" Case- Abit IC7-MAX3 - Pentium 4 3.4 EE @ 4.2 \|Mach II Phase Cooled BFG 6800 Ultra @ 470 \| NV-68 Water Cooled -1.5 GB PQI PC4400 -1 KW PCP&C - 2 X Raptor 150GB RAID 0 , 2 74GB Raptor RAID 1, 1 36GB Raptor, 1 250GB WD SATA BIX3 w/ 3 GFB1212VHW Fans (660 CFM Total) -Case Fans 5 EFB1212SHE (710 CFM Total) MB / RAM Cooler 2 TFB1212GHE (440 CFM Total) :cool: 1800+ CFM of Pure Delta Coolness :cool: Someone Help you out? Post a Thank you here. Project Denali Heat

10-10-05, 02:22 PM	#25
Dfi-Boy Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: rockwood MI	do you get dead spots on the mid stick of ram? i made a windtunnel out of plexi and pu 2 60 mm fans one on each end it worked good. you may get better temps of you make a shroud

10-10-05, 04:49 PM	#28
MaxPowers_68 Member Join Date: Mar 2004	looks good i did something similar with mine except i used 80mm for more air and less db. __________________ Main rig :Apple: Mac Mini :OS: OSX :Intel: Core Duo 1.66mhz :Memory: 512mb :HD's: 80gig Internal, 250gig WD External Back up rig :E-machines: 533id2 :OS: XP pro :Intel: Celeron 533mhz :EVGA: MX4000 128mb:Memory: 256mb :Psu: 270W :HD's: TriGem 15gb, Seagate 15gb :Cooling: 80mm Over cpu, 120mm intake My Heat

10-10-05, 05:12 PM	#29
threeme2189 Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Drowning my sorrow and misery in apple juice	man your case is so....empty... my monitor can fit on there... __________________ My Rig: HOT Athlon XP 2600 T-Bred :: GA-7M400M Gigabyte Mobo Asus 9600XT OC from 500/300@580/360 stock! :: 512 MB 333Mhz Spektek Ram Crappy 80 Gig HDD :: Sony CD Burner/dvd drive + CD drive If You'll Excuse Me, I Have A Beam Of Light To Catch.