Lian-Li PC-V300
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| Owner: | rhythmeister Send email Send private message |
| Posted: | 2006-11-29 |
| Last Update: | 2007-05-07 17:07 |
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System Specs:
» Biostar T-Force 6100 939,
» AMD Athlon 3700 64 San Diego @ 2.75GHz under polished Thermalright SLK-948U under retro YSTech 74mm TMD fan (39 Deg' no load, 51 Deg' full load-AS5 settling in nicely!),
» 2x1Gb PC3200 G Skill (thanks to TUngsten),
» 80Gb Seagoat SATA II NCQ Master, 250Gb Maxtor DM10 IDE master,
» Antec True blue 480W PSU,
» Pioneer DVR111-D,
» Creative Soundblaster Live! 5.1,
» Generic card reader,
» Sapphire 256Mb X1650XT.
» Powercolour PCI card fan (2x70mm) for rear of X1650XT
Performed Mods:
No real mods, just replaced stock 80mm fans with blue/ green UV reactive ones and stuck the green UV reactive Belkin IDE cables in from the low scoring X-QPack and replaced stock black SATA cable with a blue UV reactive Akasa effort! Green UV cable ties added now after rebuild with new cooler.
Also included is a 4" UV cold cathode and another 4" blue one to help the slots on the board, cables and fans GLOW :D
Just got a HIS branded Arctic cooling silencer to replace the crap Sapphire cooler so now silent AND 20 Deg' Centigrade cooler under load!
User comments
Post your commentlooks pretty cool, lets see some inards
i love m-atx systems, post some inside pics
Great case. 9
Thanks dude, it's not as easy to work on as the good old X-QPack but much better made from sheets of machined Al and not pressed Al!
thats a pretty schweet case my friend.