Mr.Lonewalker

Oh boy, reading my own old comment back, i have no fucking clue what the fuck i was doing, such a little fucking cunt. Though i do think i did it just becuase i can, and becuase it might make people mad, but reading it back, just makes me think i'm more of an idiot than i already am haha

Very nice, back a few years when I bought the DS6 case, I was extremely close to getting the 900D for the massive amounts of water cooling capability (2 quad radiators at the bottom, and more inside the main chamber) but I decided I wouldn't water cool in the near future. And right I was, though now its almost 5 years since then, and now I just might, or go with the 1000D, though i dont know yet, would be cheapest not to.

Noctua all the way. Btw, which case do you have, since you can have all that inside?

I will definitely check that out, looks just like what I would use in my current setup. Plus, German quality is something I look for, my case is German as well. If you have any other recommendations for a balling silenced build I will be listening very closely. It is really hard to find these kinds of products by your self.

Thanks for the answer first of Right now I'm not running any water cooling, but as I can see, the D5 pump is the way to go, and i will be tuning it down as low as the system can handle. Also, I am thinking of just purchasing the pump, the biggest reservoir I can fit in my case, and just make an empty loop to test the sound output before I go all out.

Having the chimney open versus closed, makes a large difference to sound output, especially if a water pump needs to run all the time. So having it closed is a necessity, plus, I put stuff on top of the PC a lot of the time, and dont really use the chimney at all the the moment. Plus, I like the sleaker look much better, and since I have it on the ground, the top is what I see the most. Silence is at utmost importance, and water cooling my gpu is the only solution I can find that is suited for me to solve the issue best. Right now, I use a noctua NH-d15 air cooler on my cpu, with 2 fans, and that is the only fans in my system running all the time, since my gpu has a fan less mode. Usually doesn't go above 60c even at load though. At least not last I checked a year and a half ago. But, when I'm not playing games, I cannot hear my PC, from 50cm distance at all, in a room that is extra quiet than a normal room. And I'm really scared a water pump will destroy the silence.

I was wondering if anyone knows if its possible to cool both a cpu and gpu at low to mid usage with a single 140mm radiator, and then when playing games and such, use the single 140mm plus a 420mm radiator. I dont like noise, but when im playing games its less of an annoyance, but right now, my gpu is loud af, stock air, and that is an annoyance. But my thinking was, as I dont want to many fans blowing when the system is idling, and I'm maybe doing some web browsing, video watching and stuff, to have only the single 140mm to cool, and when I want to do some more heavy lifting, I can turn on the 420's fans, though it will always be connected to do some passive cooling. Btw, I have the Nanoxia deep Silence 6, and I wanted to have the single at the back, and triple at the top. And that case has what they call an active chimney, where you can flick a switch on the outside of the case, and the top opens up, plus the fans engag, to exhaust more air. Btw, if anyone from LMG reads this, the Nanoxia Deep Silence 6 is a freaking amazing case, with some very appealing features. Would love for you guys to show it off to the world. Amazing build quality, huge, and heavy af, plus it has heavy and dense foam on the inside, to make it quieter. Best case I have ever put my eyes on, though for most people, it is ugly, and it doesn't even have a side panel window, though it does have I think it was a dual 120mm fan mount on the side, where the gpu's is.

Hello everyone. Currently i only use a PC for everything i do, and i'm completely fine with that. But in a little over a month the Nintendo switch is releasing, and I've pre-ordered it, for now. That can however change when more information is given about the device. But then a small problem comes up, i only have 1 monitor to use, and that one monitor only has one Display port connector and nothing else. It's the Asus PG278Q. So i'm currently looking for a good KVM switch that will support both Display port 1.4 and HDMI, and that of cause it will allow me to switch from one to the other without changing connectors, but i can't seem to find any. I also have and older PS3 which is just collecting dust, so it might be nice if there was an KVM switch having at least 2 HDMI and 1 Display port. But if not, just one Display port and one HDMI at least. I would really like to hear if you know any that might work, and if you have had any personal experience with one. And also if you have any other ideas, that would be nice.

Corsair Strafe non RGB red switches and razer deathadder chroma and a razer mouse pad that is so used i can feel the difference in tracking from the middle to the edge of it...

I love trying new things and testing technology until it almost breaks. And sometimes it even breaks, but testing and figuring out how things work is what i love to do. The switch thing i wanted to do for 2 reasons, 1 i didn't want to purchase a new router and 2 i wanted to try to see how it works that way, and what you need to do for it to work so i also know how that works before i go further with my life. Knowledge is key to this world, i love to search for it. But i'm still going to buy that switch, and then i'm going to put it in my room. I have a 30 meter Ethernet cable going from the router to my pc, and there is something in the wall in the side that the router is on of my room, that specific wall kills any wireless connecting you have. If you stand besides it, you can't even get 3G properly, and it's a very low and extremely unstable connection. And then if you walk like 3-4 meters away from the wall, you can get a constant and very stable 4G connection. So yeah, that switch will be going in my room so i'm able to have multiple devices connected directly. And also so i can soon make my own little Gigabit storage server just for me.

Don't worry mate, i haven't taken anything personally in years. The only way you could harm me in any single way, is to find me a physically harm me with some weapon or something. But yes, i am a jerk sometimes, mainly because sometimes it's fun to be a jerk, and i sometime like when people hate me But that doesn't mean i won't keep thinking about not doing anything over the line, and just bare stupid. Though i can be very irritating and a jerk sometimes.

@leadeater @tt2468 @mcraftax @CostcoSamples @RezidentSeagull I have come down to a completely different way of tackling this mission set upon me, no who am i kidding. I called the tech support for my ISP and said to them "I pay for a 150 connection, and my router is only capable of 100" and then now they are sending a Gigabit router for free. Though i'm still going to purchase a switch, unless i need money for games #GameCollector

I know you didn't try to offend me, and even if you did it wound't be possible. But that doesn't change the fact that just correcting one word that everyone else also is correcting is just pathetic. But the fact also stands, you actually thought of what i said and explained how the word/words is used correctly So that is always nice that you are one of those who are willing to listen to feed back. Even though it's from a jerk like me. And i appreciate that.

Why isn't there a button to uninformative? Because your just trying to explain something that i already know and even said just in another way. Case closed, i will not respond nor will i read whatever you are going to say from this point on, no reason trying to get my attention from now on. Have a nice life, and that isn't a joke. But use it on something else than explaining something to people that they already know.

It is not misinformation, it is information. By focusing the air it is more efficient to more more air in that direction. And the first part you were talking about. That part where you said " All fans have some degree of static pressure". Erm yeah, i just agreed with you on that you, didn't you read what i wrote. I know you read most of it, and it was a question that is not meant to be answered.