BIOS 0311, Q-Fan CPU and Chassis enabled. SpeedFan 4.32: Advanced - Winbond W83627DHG at $290 on ISA, PWM 1 mode = Manual PWM Control. Speeds - Only Speed01 checked with Automatically variated checked. Temperatures - Speed01 tied to only System. Readings - Automatic fan speed checked. Works for me. ...

DFI Infinity RS482, 0.800-1.850V in BIOS.

Dennis

Also take a look at the Antec 500W SP 2.0. It's modular, fairly quiet and cheaper.

Dennis

The Q-Pack has 2 sets of screw holes for the PS. You should be able to mount it the other way (which would be better for airflow and probably noise).

Dennis

Actually, I'm pretty sure that it's a Chenming MATX-118/Aspire Q-Pack chassis with a different cover and front bezel. Compare to this picture.

Dennis

I read somewhere that somebody had their no name DDR400 memory running at DDR500. I have this memory running at DDR500, 2.5-3-3-8 1T timings, with no voltage increase. Rock solid. Based on that, any decent value RAM should be okay.

Dennis

If you're looking at cubes, check the Chenming MATX-118. Same as the QPack, but with a quality 300W PS. Also have a look at this review for a comparison to the Silverstone cubes.

Dennis

Also consider that a 120mm bottom fan PS might disrupt the airflow to your CPU.
I'm also thinking about the SG01 and am probably going to cross my fingers and get the 380 NeoHE for the front mounted fan and the modular cables.

Dennis

Muddying the waters. Seems that MSI has quietly slipped out a RS482/SB450 solution: RS482M4 . Nice looking features (HDTV, HD audio), but likely no overclocking. Review here that seems to be the RS482 against the 6100 and 6150 with the RS482 holding its own against the 6150. Don't know anything abou...

Try the ExperTool from Gainward. It'll work on any NVidia card and let you manually or dynamically adjust the fan speed.

Dennis

Top flange clips here.