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enRodjavel
By enRodjavel
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Wasted space if you dont put a fan there lol

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directed air for your gpu? sure, why not

CPU: i5 3570K @4.5GHz    GPU: R9 290   MOBO: ASUS p8z77-v  RAM: 8Gb corsair vengence   CASE: ARC MIDI  PSU: XFX pro 550W  HDD: 2tb segate baracuda

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Well I just got owned.

Indeed... lol :P

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Wow I love how clean the PC looks like, but I have a question, what GPU is that having the 6pin connector like that?  :o

 

 

Quite late answer and sorry for that.

Well, it is a GTX460 by Gigabyte.

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Quite late answer and sorry for that.

Well, it is a GTX460 by Gigabyte.

Indeed late :P, 3 months late :P.

Thanks for answering, they should make every GPU like that >.>

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Indeed late :P, 3 months late :P.

Thanks for answering, they should make every GPU like that >.>

 

Hehe, both of your observations are true! Projects at work kept me busy for quite a long time.

My new GTX760 is totally different, like all modern GPU's i think.

But i needed it since i am running 2 Dell monitors and waiting my third one.

 

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Intel Core i7-3930K | Gigabyte GA-X79-UD5 | Corsair Hydro Series H100i | G.Skill Ares 64GB | MSI GTX760 TF 2GD5/OC | Creative SoundBlaster Z | OCZ Vector SSD 128GB | WD CaviarBlack 640GB | WD RED 2TB | Coolermaster Silent Pro M600 | Coolermaster 690 Pure Black Edition Case | Triple Monitor: Dell Ultrasharp U2311H - 2 x Dell Ultrasharp U2312HM
Synology DS918+ (4 x 4TB WD RED, Kingston HyperX Impact 16GB, 2 x Samsung 970 Evo NVMe 250GB)

MacBook Pro (Retina 13-inch / 16GB Ram)
iPhone X 64GB Space Grey

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Quite late answer and sorry for that.

Well, it is a GTX460 by Gigabyte.

Please do not necro threads. 

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