CM Cav1 incarnation 3

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Key Features:
Intel CPU NVIDIA Graphics Custom Paint Job
System Specs:
  • Coolermaster Cavalier-1
  • Intel E6420 @ 3.2GHz
  • HSF Scythe Ninja Plus Rev.A
  • XFX 7600GT + Arctic Cooling S2 @ [650/820]
  • Abit IP35-e
  • 2GB G.skill DDR2-800 + 2GB Ballistix Tracers DDR2-800
  • Corsair HX520
  • WD 500AAKS SE16 500GB SATA
  • LG 18X DVD-RW SATA Drive
Performed Mods:
Added Kama Bay Intake, Swapped out the 80mm front intake fan for a 120mm, Painted interior semi-flat black & front bezel (incl. drives) gunmetal, suspended hard drive after removing the hdd cage. And of course some cable management.
I aimed for a cool and quiet performer, and at 3.2GHz, this thing runs at around 35 idle/55~ load. It's barely audible. The last update I'll perform to this rig is a move to something like an 8800GT(S) and then replace some of the dying case fans with some newer ones like some 500/800RPM Slipstreams.
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7 Comments on CM Cav1 incarnation 3

#1
zvonjola
Very nice!simple,clean with good cable menangment.
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#2
tkpenalty
DiabloAzul126To view this case mod, go here.



Specs:
Coolermaster Cavalier-1
Intel E6420 @ 3.2GHz
HSF Scythe Ninja Plus Rev.A
XFX 7600GT + Arctic Cooling S2 @ [650/820]
Abit IP35-e
2GB G.skill DDR2-800 + 2GB Ballistix Tracers DDR2-800
Corsair HX520
WD 500AAKS SE16 500GB SATA
LG 18X DVD-RW SATA Drive

Mods:
Added Kama Bay Intake, Swapped out the 80mm front intake fan for a 120mm, Painted interior semi-flat black & front bezel (incl. drives) gunmetal, suspended hard drive after removing the hdd cage. And of course some cable management.

I aimed for a cool and quiet performer, and at 3.2GHz, this thing runs at around 35 idle/55~ load. It's barely audible. The last update I'll perform to this rig is a move to something like an 8800GT(S) and then replace some of the dying case fans with some newer ones like some 500/800RPM Slipstreams.
Nice, you on SPCP? That looks exactly like what SPCP users would build.
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tkpenaltyNice, you on SPCP? That looks exactly like what SPCP users would build.
If you mean SPCR. Then yes, I frequent there a lot, rarely post, I don't even remember if I have an account on their forums.

I got most of my ideas for junk to do from there.
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#4
JC316
Knows what makes you tick
Nice setup, good cables. Bad video card though. 7/10 from me.
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#6
tkpenalty
DiabloAzul126If you mean SPCR. Then yes, I frequent there a lot, rarely post, I don't even remember if I have an account on their forums.

I got most of my ideas for junk to do from there.
Yeah my bad, I'd really recommend you install a scythe slipstream rear outake... without that airflow, your Accelero...
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tkpenaltyYeah my bad, I'd really recommend you install a scythe slipstream rear outake... without that airflow, your Accelero...
I bought a Few Slip Streams (2x 1200RPM and 1x 800RPM), also swapped in an 8800GT with an Accelero S1 (800RPM fan attached to the S1)

I'll eventually post new pics I guess, but all in all, it looks basically the same.
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