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New cooler, new card (since last post).
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is it the gelid cooler?
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Yeah, plus backplate and cut-up stock vrm/ram cooler. Stiffens it up a good bit.
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nice, how much better than the stock cooler?
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80c after 10 minutes of OCCT 740 core, 29c idle. I believe stock can keep it under 90c at 100% fan speed but hardly practical with that noise level.
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Sold HD 5870 and got 8800GT for now.
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Well that sucks! hope you find a better card
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Flushed my loop last night, thought I'd take a few shots.. The picture doesn't do the Ultra Kaze fans any justice, they are thick. They make that 3/4" compression fitting look like a 1/2". I also have fan covers, cause I don't play with 2k-3k rpms and my fingers. Dust doesn't even stick to them
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Heh, I've never had any issues with drivers yet. Guess I'm one of the lucky ones.
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Lately I have been very interested in the 800D case, can you post a full shot of yours? pleeeease
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I will take some later in the day when the lighting is better. I personally wold get a 700D. NewEgg had them a week ago with a 650w psu and free shipping for $165 after MIR. The rad is a BlackIce Xtreme III. Some people don't like the barb layout, I do.. I think BlackIce is a VERY good product.
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here's my new one that I just built yesterday...
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![]() And as you mentioned, manage those cables. I'd doubt that 470 is breathing much in there lol.
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yeah I'm working on managing them, I was too excited to see it fly so i just threw it together xD
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That rad you have is perfect, left side to the cpu and right side to the bay res, I was just wondering if there was a performance difference as compared to the rads with both barbs on one side? If not, then that's cool!
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Usually, single pass radiators (barbs on different sides) and dual pass radiators (barbs on one side) don't have that much of a real-world performance difference.
*these are norms. there are some dual pass rads with barbs on different sides, vise versa*
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i have the 800d and it is epic, here is a shot for you. The case has changed a lot, i'll get a newer pic up later
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I did read before I got my 800D that they thought of everything. They did almost. When I first got the case, I put my rig in on air. Then when my new 655 and 470 block came in I went back to all water. You know how you get into a build and there are always screws you need and odds and ends.. There were rad screws, fan screws, through fan screws, fan gaskets, air filters.. you name it you got two of them.. I couldn't believe it. Everything I totally needed was already included.. A very large need for a case of this size is a fan controller. I use one on my rad, but if I were on air It would be a must. I got one with a card reader so it's dope.
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All the more reason I'm considering this case over the Haf-X. My only concern is the actual airflow? Since there are no fans on the side front panel and this restrictions of air coming from the bottom of the case. What were the temps like when you were running air coolers?
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