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Onka

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    Onka got a reaction from MEC-777 in Project mITX / mATX Show Off Your Mini And Micro Builds!   
    Thank's good idea to swap rads
    So I swap rads today & tide up cables so now looks nice & when I gaming its even more quiet now.
     
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    Onka reacted to MEC-777 in Project mITX / mATX Show Off Your Mini And Micro Builds!   
    I see I'm not the only one who is running stacked AIO rads in a Node 304.
     
    I will just say this; you need to swap your rads. As you have it, your GPU rad is feeding into your CPU rad which is not good. The GPU rad puts off WAY more heat than the CPU rad ever will and the way you have it will cause your CPU temps to be considerably higher than it would if you had the CPU rad in front. The best way is to have the CPU rad in front and GPU rad at the back. This way, both CPU and GPU will run cooler.
     
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    Onka got a reaction from MEC-777 in Project mITX / mATX Show Off Your Mini And Micro Builds!   
    Check Out my system
    Super quiet super cool
     
    Intel i3-4150 OC to 3.64Ghz Will upgrade to i7K waiting for new Intel lineup if they will fit in Z97
    Asus Z97i-Plus
    Crucial Ballistix 2x4GB 1866 (OC to 1938)
    Asus GTX 670 DirictCU II OC
    PSU Seasonic S12G-450
    2x 3.5 HDD 1TB
    Samsung 128 840 SSD
    Zalaman LQ320 for CPU
    Antec Kuhler H2o 620 for GPU
     

     

     

     

     

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