mironccr345

mironccr345 https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 and https://www.vessel.com/videos/JLpxC_Zl9 Good luck guys. Also, @Linus, keep your personal rig. Seriously.... just don't even.

I would go with the NH-U14s. I just picked one up and it keeps my 2700k really cool with both fans running at 600rpms. Ran IntelBurn and the cpu stayed right around 49c-51c. I have the fans set to ramp up if the cpu gets to 60c, and It hasn't ramped up since I've had it. (Almost two weeks) I have turbo enabled in the BIOS, so the cpu was clocked at 3.9GHz while running IntelBurn. Note: I'm not knocking the Thermalright cooler, because I've never used it.

Thank you! I like the black tubes as well. It's very subtle. I've already tore down my loop and cleaned out the blocks/rads/pump_res. I'm currently running on air until I find a block that I like for the 980. I'll post pictures of the air cooled rig. Kind of silly, because I have the bottom rad still mounted and the bay res/pump still in place. Guess you can say I'm ready to do once I get a gpu block. Thanks! Answered in your build log. Thank you. I've done a couple more water builds, such as an RV02 (white) with green dye. I'll post them up soon.

I drilled two holes in the back to mount the drive cage. Then drill two holes in the front of the cage. Below is a not so good jpeg illustrating of what I did.

Earlier days with 360 rad on the bottom and a 120mm on top. Cooling a 1090T and x2 GTX 460 2GB. (potato pic) Replaced the 360rad with a 540 rad and removed the 120 rad on top. Cooling 2700k and a EVGA 590. Replaced the EVGA 590 with a EVGA 680. Got a matching CPU block form my wife as a Christmas present. So I decided to ditch the pastel blue and clear tubes. I decided to try black tubes with blue dye. Changing things up again. I'm going back to air cooled, just until I get a water block for my 980 SC. Thanks for looking.

I wanted to support @LinusTech team on my previous purchases, but I wasn't too sure how to add the bookmark/affiliate code. This helps a lot, thanks.

I recently replaced two Logitech Di-novo mini keyboard's (that lasted a good 4 years) with two iPazzPort Pro Mini 2.4Ghz RF Mini keyboards. The four things I like about the iPazzport Mini over the Dinnovo mini are; the Function keys, controlling the back-lite, The RF signal and not BlueTooth like the Dinovo and finally the price. It's $16.99 on Amazon shipped. The dinovo is $50.00.