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Processor | Intel Core i7-870 @ 4.0GHz |
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Motherboard | Gigabyte P55A UD4P |
Cooling | CoolIT Water Cooling solution |
Memory | 2x2GB Kingston Hyper X DDR3 1600MHz cas 8 |
Video Card(s) | Gigabyte GTX 580 |
Storage | WD 320GB x2 in raid0 |
Display(s) | Samsung 2253BW 22" Widescreen |
Case | APEVIA X-JUPITER Black |
Audio Device(s) | Creative Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty |
Power Supply | OCZ modXtreme 700W modular |
Software | Windows 7 Ultimate x64 |
After Seeing the nVidia got their own themed antec 900, my love for ATI did not allow that, so this is why I am making my antec 900 100% red, including my coolers and my duorb!
Supplies:
Pliers
Screw driver
Super Glue
Thermaltake Duorb VGA
2 Zalman Fatal1ty 80mm Red Cooler Fans
3pin Y-cable/splitter
1. Unscrew both fans on the duorb, each side should look something like this:
The bottom of the duorb fans should look something like this:
2. You will need that very bottom mounting piece of the duorb fans.
NOTICE: You will need to destroy your duorb fans, so there is no going back unless you order replacements.
3. Use pliers and knives and whatever is necessary to get that very bottom clear plastic piece out.
4. The Zalman Fatal1ty fans have legs and you will need to take them off and have a flat surface on the bottom, use pliers to break them off.
5. Now you will need super glue. Take the stickers off both bottoms for better gluing. put a lot on the clear bottom of the thermaltake bottom piece. You will then glue it upside down to the Zalman's Fan bottom.
6. Now mount the new fans back on the duorb.
You will now have 2 3pin adapters, use the splitter to make them into one. Now connect it to either the graphics card or the motherboard.
Should look something like this when its on:
I noticed these fans blow a lot harder and colder air than the stock thermaltake fans. So I will be likely to get decreased temperatures.
If you liked this guide please take the time to hit the THANKS button. Thanks..
Supplies:
Pliers
Screw driver
Super Glue
Thermaltake Duorb VGA
2 Zalman Fatal1ty 80mm Red Cooler Fans
3pin Y-cable/splitter
1. Unscrew both fans on the duorb, each side should look something like this:
The bottom of the duorb fans should look something like this:
2. You will need that very bottom mounting piece of the duorb fans.
NOTICE: You will need to destroy your duorb fans, so there is no going back unless you order replacements.
3. Use pliers and knives and whatever is necessary to get that very bottom clear plastic piece out.
4. The Zalman Fatal1ty fans have legs and you will need to take them off and have a flat surface on the bottom, use pliers to break them off.
5. Now you will need super glue. Take the stickers off both bottoms for better gluing. put a lot on the clear bottom of the thermaltake bottom piece. You will then glue it upside down to the Zalman's Fan bottom.
6. Now mount the new fans back on the duorb.
You will now have 2 3pin adapters, use the splitter to make them into one. Now connect it to either the graphics card or the motherboard.
Should look something like this when its on:
I noticed these fans blow a lot harder and colder air than the stock thermaltake fans. So I will be likely to get decreased temperatures.
If you liked this guide please take the time to hit the THANKS button. Thanks..