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    Tried my hand at hard tubing. Was not as challenging as I thought. Also picked up a new case and some rads.
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    Here is my soft tube update!
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    I have HWL 360 GTX + 420 GTX in mine. Worked out quite nicely. I don't see to many cases out there that will fit this configuration at the View 71's price point.
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    Damn I have one left, after going through all of those!
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    There is a fix....It's a non-official fix from Kingpin. http://forum.kingpincooling.com/showthread.php?t=3979
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    EVGA warranty program is leagues better than ASUS. Better peace of mind. Also with the rumors of a new GPU, the 'step up program' would be great to use.
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    True but having good flow throughout the case, keeps air moving consistently. The air flow even at that temp should be cooler than what the VRM gets at, i assume. I personally have my VRM's in my loop. Mosfets are rated pretty high for temp, no?
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    I have a 760T and have a 280 rad in the front and 360 rad top, both are intake. I have a 140 fan in the rear as exhaust and 120 fan in the bottom as exhaust. Works good for me. If I have the top as exhaust then I would have warm air going through my rad, I'd rather have both my rads get fresh air than used warm air.
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    Leak tested and filled. Might delid the 7700K, but my temps are decent.
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    To change this setting, with your mouse, right-click over the Windows desktop and select "NVIDIAControl Panel" -> from the NVIDIA Control Panel, select the "Manage 3D settings" from the left column -> click on the Power management mode drop down box
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    Upgrading my rig a bit. pcpartpicker Old: In progress:
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    Rig name: UltronCpu: Intel i7-4790k @ 4.9GhzGpu: XFX R9-295x2 @ 1075 Core / 1625 Mem.Ram: G.Skill Trident X 2 x 8GB DDR3-2400 MemoryScore: 11
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