AEROENGINE 2 ( in blue)
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| Owner: | pt Send email Send private message |
| Posted: | 2006-08-18 |
| Last Update: | 2006-10-08 12:42 |
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| Rating: | Good (5.0) 2 votes total |
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System Specs:
AMD ATHLON 3000+@2600mhz, ASUS M2N-E, 2x512MB G.SKILL DDR2 533@743mhz, Powercolor X1800GTO, Creative SoundBlaster 24bit live, raidmax 500W silent, Aerocool Aeroengine 2, 40GB IDE HDD seagate barracuda, lg dvd/rw
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Cooling: 2x80mm fan on the side, 1x140mm fan in the front, 1x120mm on the rear, stock cooling for now
Needs wiring and a new PSU, post your comments about it (has better pictures now)
User comments
Post your commentno comments, or ideas?
guess not...
Love that turbine in front lol. Looks pretty clean overall but what is your voltage on your 3000+ at 2,6ghz?
Really nice, and pretty neat(for not having sleeved cables). The only thing I would change is your stock cooler and one of your 80mm fans for LED(I love LED, especially blue, but it's more of my opinion). Great though!
Was this case easy to work with?
What kind of temps do you often get?
What kind of temps do you often get?
Thats a pretty sweet rig. Clean and simple, plus I love that fan in the front. I give it an 8 outta 10.
thanks for the votes
the vcore is at 1.45 at 2600mhz, but with the stock cooler it was stable at 2742mhz at 1.75vcore, at 55ēc under load
i need a new PSU and a CPU cooler first, then i will get the cables sleeved
the cpu cooler will probabily a THERMALRIGHT SI-128 or a A.C. freezer 64
the case is very easy to work with and the mobo panel can be taken off for easy mounting,it is a very good case with plenty airflow, especially if you have passive cooling on your parts, the temps on the GFX card at 33% fan in idle is 60ēc and 63 at 50% fan under load(not overcloked), the mobo under load and high never goes higher than 45ēc
the vcore is at 1.45 at 2600mhz, but with the stock cooler it was stable at 2742mhz at 1.75vcore, at 55ēc under load
i need a new PSU and a CPU cooler first, then i will get the cables sleeved
the cpu cooler will probabily a THERMALRIGHT SI-128 or a A.C. freezer 64
the case is very easy to work with and the mobo panel can be taken off for easy mounting,it is a very good case with plenty airflow, especially if you have passive cooling on your parts, the temps on the GFX card at 33% fan in idle is 60ēc and 63 at 50% fan under load(not overcloked), the mobo under load and high never goes higher than 45ēc
Watch out it doesn't take off with that turbine.
8 from me.
8 from me.
very nice
by: Protius;149249toady i will buy two noiseblocker xl2 fan for the side, and a new psu, when i buy a new cooler i will post more pics, that big fan on the front is very quiet btw, 20db
very nice
thanks for the votes
yours great 7/10
Nice.. if your thinking of new psu think about getting a modular one. Try one of those AC freezer 64 pro s, for your processor they dont cost much either
Nicely done. Elegent and tidy without being in-your-face style, 810.
by: Judas;164224i already got a lcpower 550w green power (85% efficiency), supposed to have the quality of the oc-z in reviews
Nice.. if your thinking of new psu think about getting a modular one. Try one of those AC freezer 64 pro s, for your processor they dont cost much either
