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My Silent Z77 rig.

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So I've had this built for awhile now but never taken pictures, so I decided to today and here they are. The build is as follows:

CPU: i5 3570k @4.3ghz

Motherboard: MSI z77a-g45

RAM: Corsair Vengeance LP 2x4gb

GPU: MSI twin frozr 3 7950

CPU cooler: Cooler Master 212 Evo

PSU: Corsair CX750m

Case: Antec p182 in brushed aluminum

 

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Sorry in advance if the pictures aren't that great. Also I didn't take any pictures of the case as it isn't a very flashy case and my floor around it is a mess lol

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nice build and good specs 

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Nice, but I heard that the Hyper 212 Evo isn't quiet.

It's not too loud, plus it's really cheap and it does its job fairly well.

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Nice, but I heard that the Hyper 212 Evo isn't quiet.

Even the intel stock cooler is quiet @ idle to medium load as long as you set up a proper fan profile. (atleast on my brothers i3) ;) 

 

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Nice, but I heard that the Hyper 212 Evo isn't quiet.

I have my i5 undervolted so the fans never have to spin up since I get really good temps.

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Looks very nice! Just curious, is your Twin Frozr a 6pin+6pin or is it a 6pin+8pin?

It is the old 6+8pin one. I'm really glad I managed to get this version because the MSI one uses their 7970 PCB.

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It is the old 6+8pin one. I'm really glad I managed to get this version because the MSI one uses their 7970 PCB.

 

lol my 2x 660 SLI uses 2x6 pins in total :)

 

Btw, like the Antec P Line of cases. Built 3 PCs in the P183

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lol my 2x 660 SLI uses 2x6 pins in total :)

 

Btw, like the Antec P Line of cases. Built 3 PCs in the P183

lol, but yea for as old as this case is I really enjoy it, definitely held up to the test of time. I have to admit I'm ready for a new case though haha

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lol, but yea for as old as this case is I really enjoy it, definitely held up to the test of time. I have to admit I'm ready for a new case though haha

 

Just upgraded to the Fractal Design Define XL R2, its similar in looks like the P183 but more awesome. ^^

 

PS. You can find my build log in my signature. Not done, tho.

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Nice, but I heard that the Hyper 212 Evo isn't quiet.

I have it, and it is a pretty good budget cooler, both for performance and silence.

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Solid rig, but silent?  o you have padding on the doors? I don't see much for sound dampening (Silverstone's foam kit is a worthy $20 investment imo!).

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Nice and clean build, you got there! 

May I ask you what voltage you're running on your i5? 

 

I'm interested in undervolting it as well. 

 

Edit: Nvmd, my crappy board doesn't support undervolting :(

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Solid rig, but silent?  o you have padding on the doors? I don't see much for sound dampening (Silverstone's foam kit is a worthy $20 investment imo!).

I believe the sound dampening material is in the middle of the side panels so it isn't visible.

 

Looks really nice and do you know what would make it look better sleeved cables

Yea I agree, I plan to get the sleeved cables for my psu from Corsair when I grab a new case.

 

Nice and clean build, you got there! 

May I ask you what voltage you're running on your i5? 

 

I'm interested in undervolting it as well. 

 

Edit: Nvmd, my crappy board doesn't support undervolting :(

I have it set to 1.184v. You should be able to change the voltages on that board, the setting in bios isn't called "undervolt" you just have to change the vcore to lower than stock voltages.

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I have it set to 1.184v. You should be able to change the voltages on that board, the setting in bios isn't called "undervolt" you just have to change the vcore to lower than stock voltages.

 

Yeah, and that's the problem. It doesn't have that option. It has Auto, +0,200.... and so on

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Yeah, and that's the problem. It doesn't have that option. It has Auto, +0,200.... and so on

Manually type in the voltage you want, you should be able to just use down arrow until you are at vcore then type the voltage you want.

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Manually type in the voltage you want, you should be able to just use down arrow until you are at vcore then type the voltage you want.

 

Mhm... don't think this'll work, but it's worth a try. Thanks! :D

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