Well done mate!

Artistic pictures, amazing setup

I've had no problems with my P5W DH. It is rock solid and runs cool

Stephen wrote:Does anyone have the 150 Raptor in the lower part of the P180 case? If so, how obtrusive is the seek sound?

Yep..i have a 150 Raptor in the upper chamber. Works great for me! I like to hear the seek noise. Take a look to my pics

Cool job Babis..Well Done

I'm glad to hear Greeks on SPCR -super- Forum

Regards,
Spok!

Well done! Good job

DirtyLude wrote:The covers are just held on with tape, you can pry it off easily.

After a "minor surgery" i removed both the north and south bridge covers.



Temperature Update: MB---> 45C on SpeedFan.
(Nexus Front:964 RPM - Top:932 RPM - Rear:964 RPM)

But yes, it is easy to cool a non-overclocked C2D this way, with a good heatsink (eg Ninja). Υes indeed!. Keep in mind that i'm not interested in overclocking. I'd like to stay within the rated speeds of all my components. The system does not feel any slower at 2.4GHz. My original plan was to run ...

DirtyLude wrote:Take the covers off the NB and SB heatsinks.

Ηave thoughts of replacement the NB & SB..but first, with what? (It feets Zalman and ThermalRight on my ASUS MB?)

Second, must put the MB out? again

Sorry for the late reply..Here some pictures of the front Nexus:





Hope i helped you

MrSpok, what speed are you running the case fans at? If you're running them at 1200rpm, you must hear them, no? Also, are you using the ninja without a fan attached? How did you attach those pads to the top of the case? I adjusted their speeds, with SpeedFan 4.32. Front Nexus runs at 1000 RPM (90% ...

Hi, I a building myself a new computer and the only thing I need to decide on is the graphics card. I have chosen to buy a 8800GTS with 320 MB of RAM. I want the card to be quiet - I know I cannot have a vid card with factory cooling beeing silent . I have been looking at the ASUS EN8800GTS/HTDP - ...

Well Done!

nice system, welldone. where did u get the dampening material from and do you think it makes a difference? This material absorbs the noise in certain frequencies from the Orange fans. I found it in the package where the Samsung HD's was stored. I could have bought the AcoustiPack Deluxe but it wasn...

bonestonne wrote:how much did your x-fi cost? also, is that 3.5" front panel for the x-fi available seperately/for other cards?

Here in Greece the prices range between 140-150 Euro. I paid 146 Euro.

derekchinese wrote:What is your e6600 clocked to?

At stock speed..

Looks great, what voltage do you have the fans running at? Also, the 'samsung brothers' picture is awesome from an artistic point of view, nice DOF with the Ninja in the back, really well done :) I prefer to keep things closer to "stock". I'm running E6600 at stock speed and the 3 Nexus too.. I'm l...

Having read many hardware reviews & looking for the right silent components, my workstation is finally running. I reckon that SPCR is the best forum when it comes to building Silent PC’s. Over the last year I decided to build my own Silent Core2Duo System. I'd like to thank all the people that hel...

http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=312645&highlight=#312645 same for me but in a more significant way :shock: - i was not happy with the situation and gone back to my zalman After file the offending part of the base..the Ninja is in good repair now (CPU Temp: 30 C) :wink: I took s...

dentaku wrote:
Have you tried this?
http://www.scythe-usa.com/support/cpu/0 ... ontip.html

Yes of course...The only way is dremel tool or file. I picked the second.

Thank you all guys. I appreciate your help

This is my problem...have a look:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/204/4410 ... b8.jpg?v=0

I'm going to file it with a grinder and see what comes of it

psiu wrote: However, I talked myself into thinking that the heatsink would hopefully just help cool the cap if it did touch it

good thinking!

CA_Steve wrote:yeah - any type of metal grinder will work a lot faster than using a file!

..Hmm..i have a better idea for my bloody Scythe Ninja. Did you see that film : The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

hehe..

As others have suggested, it is best to file the offending part of the base so there is no mechanical interference. α) Thank you Mr Thomson for the definite answer :) β)CA_Steve, so..i need a dremel tool for my problem..somewhere on the internet i saw this technique. thanks for your reply :wink:

Thank you both guys..

Aleksi wrote: In general it seems the acoustic dampening material won't do miracles, but usally they can help in making a "very quiet" system to "silent" by slightly dampening noises and by adding mass to the side panels etc, you get the idea.

Hope that helps.

Yep..i get it
Thanks for your reply

"Nothing has blown up so far.."

OK..i wish for me too
Thanks for your reply.

Perfect job

Can i ask you...it's worth trying the AcoustiPack Product?
(My case P180B).


Best regards

Hi there.. Just install the beautifully Ninja on my motherboard. Can i ask you what if Scythe Ninja Rev.B touch the caps - basically one capacitor just a little - of my P5WDH? Is there any serious problem? -I did not finished my new PC configuration yet- When i 'm done will post pictures.. P180B P5W...

..Wow..bravo!
Clean Job

Very nice rig :wink: I have a similar system to bulid in, however I went for an Asus P5WDH DLX and Xfx 7950 GT for graphics. But..i have two questions: *Scythe Ninja without fun :?: any problem overheating with funless VGA? *Are happy with your Seasonic PSU? I'm thinkng for me the Antec Phantom but ...