Key features
The build
In the third picture there is a silent 8400GS [Flash fired :P].
The case has double dust filters @ every intake, and the CPU Cooler has another one as well.
I called it ColdRaptor because the CPU has 15*C in idle and 30*C after 5 mins of full load.
System specs
- CPU
- AMD Athlon 64 LE-1640 @ 3250 MHz
- CPU Cooler
- Cooler Master Hyper 212
- Motherboard
- DFI LANParty DK 790FX-M2RS
- RAM
- 2x2 GB Patriot Extreme Performance @ 929 MHz 5-5-5-12
- GPU
- Galaxy 7900GS 256/256 + Fatal1ty ZV9
- Storage
- 500 GB Samsung T166
- Storage
- Asus DRW-2014L1T optical
- PSU
- Sirtec 560 W 3x12V CrossFire-Ready
- Case
- NZXT Apollo
- Monitor
- Samsung SyncMaster 2032BW 20" 2ms
- Keyboard
- Logitech Ultra Flat
- Mouse
- A4Tech SWOP-48
- Speaker
- Sennheiser HD215
- Network
- Compro DVB-S S300
- Fan Controller
- Zalman ZM-MFC1 Plus Black
- Fans
- 5x 120 mm Recom
Performed mods
I have completely painted the case, and drilled into it 4 holes for the cable management.







10 Comments on ColdRaptor
temps are kinda strange
15 idle? whats the ambient temp?
The thing is that my CPU's max power consumption is only 45W, so it generates less heat. Plus, it's cooled by a huge radiator, that's standing in the breeze of 3 120 mm fans.
i don't wanna agrue about it but i just don't understand it
again very nice computer :)
From 23 to 7 point smth. The heat from the radiator itself makes the CPU temp to rise a little, in my case to 15*C.
I don't know much physics , but logically, I think this must be the explanation.
And a good ventilation helps the cooler in doing it's job.