Key features
The build
It A LOT quieter then my Thermaltake Armor that was water cooled. I had a old p180 when they first came out, and I wish I never left it. But now that I am back with Antec, I will never leave! AS for temps, when the side is off, 27C and 25C right now for idle on CPU, 59C for the 8800, and case is never above 35C. When the side is on, just add 10C for all components. As for load temps, CPU never above 45C, 8800 never above 70C. Oh yes, and all hd's inside the case range from 29 (Seagate is primary with 2 windows partitions) to 39 (one of the WD's). I might be forgetting things, but this is my beast! Also it took me a while to do cable management on this puppy, but it is a lot easier to do it in this rather then the old p180 or the armor...
System specs
- CPU
- Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
- Motherboard
- Asus P5N-E SLI
- RAM
- 4x 1 GB Corsair XMS2 DDR2 PC6400
- GPU
- XFX 8800GTX
- Storage
- 320 GB Seagate
- Storage
- 250 GB WD
- Storage
- 2x 160 GB WD
- Storage
- 250 GB Maxtor External
- Storage
- 320 GB WD External
- Optical
- LG DVD-R/RW/RAM
- PSU
- Antec Trio 650 W
- Case
- Antec P182
- Sound Card
- Auzentech X-Plosion
- OS
- Windows MCE 2005 / Vista Ultimate
Performed mods
Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
Coolit PCI Bracket cooler
Scythe Kama Bay
3 Stock Antec Tri-Cools on low
1 Stock wide Antec Tri-Cool fan in Kama Bay
1 Scythe Fan in middle
Added a copper heatsink to the southbridge.
Coolit PCI Bracket cooler
Scythe Kama Bay
3 Stock Antec Tri-Cools on low
1 Stock wide Antec Tri-Cool fan in Kama Bay
1 Scythe Fan in middle
Added a copper heatsink to the southbridge.





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