Just wanted to add my 2c here. I performed this on my son's 560ti in his SG05 case with the radiator placed in the traditional SG05 location with a push/pull arrangement. It went from having 4 fans in the case to 5 but the overall result is a large reduction in load noise at the expense of a slight ...

Gigabyte H67N-USB3 mini-ITX. Allows undervolting of CPU, RAM and PCH.

My mobo (Gigabyte H67N-USB3-B3 ITX) allows control of the HSF to be either PWM or voltage. I started using it as PWM but the idle speed of 1300 RPM was noticeable (CPU is i5-2500K). I changed it to voltage and the idle speed dropped to 500RPM and the fan noise is buried beneath the PSU fan now. Prim...

If the Shuriken overlaps then the Kozuti probably will as well since its nearly identical width.

Too bad the OP didn't add an "All of the above" or make it a multi-choice poll. I agree with Mats as well in that it is a matter of taste or style. My main PC is a Mac mini and while its more expensive than a tower for the same functionality it ticks all my boxes otherwise (energy efficient, small a...

Now on auto-notify on newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6813500069 $170

Tech Report says early August, $170. Here's the review: http://techreport.com/articles.x/21300/1

Bill Fox wrote:Looks like we are only a week or so away from the US release. Nothing from Asus or Gigabyte as to whether they will be jumping in or not with an ITX Z68 form factor.

Gigabyte won't have anything until next year. Someone from gigabyte said so on hardforum.

Reviews now trickling in on the board. It's not looking too good.

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/cpu_ ... i_review/1

Crappy bios has poor overclocking ability.

I'll probably end up with this board since I want the over/under clocking. I don't need the wifi but no one else seems to want to put out a z68 mitx board. I read somewhere that Gigabyte won't have one until next year.

My two teenage boys are currently using 3.5yo iMacs. They have been great machines but are surely showing their age. Since they are primarily using Windows, I thought it would be a good time to switch to a SFF machine that could replicate some of the unique features of the iMac, namely low noise, lo...