Maxfire123
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I have tried using double sided tape, but whenever I tried to plug something in the back, it would slide off or unstick the tape. I even tried liquid nailing each standoff but that turned out to be way harder than it sounds and I decided to leave that alone. The motherboard tray sounds interesting though and I'll check that out today, thanks.
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I am planning to add my gpu to the loop, but not anytime soon. And yeah, I know the radiator is a little overkill but even with it I am still running at about 45 Celsius. However, due to the location of the res, bubbles constantly form inside of it and create a sort of foam that might be the cause of the higher temps.
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Thanks so much, I wasn't sure how or where to post it
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Ok I don't know exact answers right now as it's late and I would have to check, but here's what I've got off the top of my head: Intel core i7 quad core hyper threaded CPU (Slightly overclocked) Amd radeon 6950 GPU (Slightly overclocked) Asus p6t deluxe v2 motherboard 1000w power supply Xspc three 120mm fan radiator
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Ok after posting this I now realize the pictures are cut off and I can't seem to fix it so sorry about that
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Hey guys I'm new to this forum but I needed help on my build and I thought this would be the best place to get it (btw I done even know if I can post here but oh well ). So I was doing a desk case mod and I ran into an issue. I cut out my fan and radiator holes in the side panels of my desk and mounted them, and everything was fine up until I realized that I had about a two foot tube running all the way across the desk. I was wondering if this could cause any kind of issue? It is slacking in the center and my computer runs fine but idk. I was looking into getting new fittings and maybe doing acrylic tubing, but it looks pretty expensive. Also, any ideas on how to mount my motherboard to the desk without drilling into it? (Btw the pictures were obviously taken at different times and the desk is almost finished as of now) Thanks in advance!
