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MACE529

I would love your opinion on my little baby. I've just finished the set up by installing my new GPU cooler, which I've been waiting on its' release for about 8-ish months.

This is my length of 'case modding' as well, painting a white 380T since my shop didn't have any black ones in stock. Pics included. 

Also, the original build for this I was blind drunk after a damn good night at the local pub, so don't judge the cable management too much. Don't think I did too bad with it anyways, given the space ;D

 

Edit - Should probably mention why I don't have a custom loop in this, seeing there's two separate loops already. I just generally don't trust myself building a loop. I'd cut corners and be lazy about it. Would rather trust a company like Corsair who have, I guess, already done the job for me

 

I would love to continue adding to it (potential i7 and GTX980) but funds are a thing.

If you have any suggestions, please leave them. 

 

Case - Corsair Graphite 380T (Custom Gunmetal)
PSU - OCZ ZX850W 80+Gold
Mobo - Gigabyte GA-Z97N-WIFI
RAM - G.Skill RipjawsX 16GB 2133MHz C11D (2x8GB)
CPU - Intel Core i5-4670K @ 4.5GHz
CPU Cooler - Corsair Hydro H100i
GPU - EVGA GTX780ti SC 3gb
GPU Cooler - Corsair HG10-N780 & Corsair Hydro H60 SE (My lord, that was a squeeze getting this in)
SSD - Samsung 850 Evo 512GB (Boot)
HDD - WD Black 750gb 2.5" (Steam)
HDD - WD Green 2TB 3.5" (Storage)
SSHD - Seagate 1TB 2.5" (Music and recordings)

 

Keyboard - Logitech G910 Orion Spark

Mouse - Roccat Kone (original)

Screen - 27" Asus PB278Q (DP)
Screen - 22" Acer G225HQ (DVI)
Screen - 22" BenQ GW2255 (DVI)

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curious as to what temps you are getting before and after the g10

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curious as to what temps you are getting before and after the g10

Knew I forgot to include something!

I'm not at home to include screenshots, but base clocks on the 780ti before the HG10 were sitting around 40-50deg idle depending on how hot it is in my room and inside the case. Under max load (30min Furmark 1440p max settings) would sit around 70ish usually, given that real world temps are different.

Base clocks after the HG10 was installed, would sit around 25-30deg under same conditions, and sitting around 50deg under load. Tests done same day, so I hadn't given any time for the thermal paste to set. Still haven't, actually. So could be different in a week, not sure. 

I do know I've got roughly a 15-20% overclock on the GPU at the moment, and temps are still very stable.

Much pleased.

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Knew I forgot to include something!

I'm not at home to include screenshots, but base clocks on the 780ti before the HG10 were sitting around 40-50deg idle depending on how hot it is in my room and inside the case. Under max load (30min Furmark 1440p max settings) would sit around 70ish usually, given that real world temps are different.

Base clocks after the HG10 was installed, would sit around 25-30deg under same conditions, and sitting around 50deg under load. Tests done same day, so I hadn't given any time for the thermal paste to set. Still haven't, actually. So could be different in a week, not sure. 

I do know I've got roughly a 15-20% overclock on the GPU at the moment, and temps are still very stable.

Much pleased.

that is awesome to hear, was thinking about getting one of these for my system. not really interested in doing a full custom loop or anything just yet so was thinking about checking one of these out. very glad to hear performance is worth it on these units.

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