Thanks for the response! So it looks that PW-200-M/V are only physically/form factor different builds but "mentally" are the same... :?: :roll: Maybe this is some chipset related incompatibilities? ( ABIT-nforce,ATI? DFI-nforce,ATI? Gigabyte-Intel) Did You hear about issues with the Intel motherboar...

Did You use PW-200-V for some compatibility reasons that people have with PW-200-M using Dell DA-2? Is PW-200-V not cursed with those motherboard compatibility problems? Did You had such problems with booting etc?

First and foremost very high quality finished front panel and overall it's not very bad. :lol: Oh and I really like that original pw200m placing and very artistic cable management!8) What tools did You use for remaking front panel? Maybe some quick step by step instructions/how to? I'm really intere...

Where did You get that front for nsk1300, or is it some special spcr edition of a case?

Yes it does! Look at my sig.

OK - the ninja is not much more expensive than the zalman. And that's just why you should go with ninja! Does it matter if the case is upright because of the size of the ninja ? Will it exert wight on the montherboad if the motherboard is vertical. Yes but it works in so many setups here and it won...

don't buy zalman 7700. much better choice for silent and temps would be scythe ninja. if you have some worries about runnig fanless just simply add some fan on ninja and it would be much cooler than 7700 for sure! even if you put some 120mm on back it would do the job just perfect.

I have an asus a8v deluxe about 1 year ago with matrox g550 and it has plenty problems using that duo. probably because of via chipset. if you want expecially matrox gpu read first matrox forum and ask or search for your mb+gpu. they've got very good support.

Hi, my computer is turned 24/7 Welcome in the club of computers working 24/7!

I'm with it, but i must change the fan because now its the only thing i could hear... Therefore it's a good PSU according to his voltages(perfect) but it could be a little quieter... I recommend

No problem :) And about overclocking using Scythe i can't say much about it. I don't OC my CPU because it's enough fast for meand i don't wan't to have any heat related prob with chipset or something. OCing it's not good idea when you have low airflow system. But when You add some airflow onto the c...

I can say about it something. I've used that stock cooler. I removed the stock material with AS5 but only because of that i must mount it for the second time. I remove it using cosmetic alcohol. I think it'll fit but i'm not sure... In my opinion the stock heatsink has bad fins construction to work ...

what would you like to see ? If You want i can post my whole pc in gallery.

Next step will be to get a GeForce 7 series with the passive cooler, I just have to figure how to set it up in my case (as the nice Asus one uses a CPU heatsink fan - which I no longer have!). Any suggestion? i've using Thermaltake Schooner on 7800GT and it works... COMPLETELY fanless... highest te...

Hey mates i've wrote that Thermaltake Schooner cools very well nVidia 7800GT... max temp i've noticed using that FANLESS was "only" 100*C:) I've must only modify the mounting system and voila! works! Little ghetto mounting but works at all...

Of course they are! Thermaltake Schooner handle it on the 7800GT but at 100*C. Completely fanless only exhaust 120mm at 5v. I must mod first the clip mounting because its not compatible with geforce 7 series. I made it in "ghetto" style but it works... and i think good...

But i'm not talking about TDP, but max temp for each CPU Do You understand? and now answer my questions about individual MAX TEMP for core, ok?

i don't get it... If AMD use Individual values for each cpu then what's the point giving "wrong" values on their web site... ? If that will be then AMD would gave such program as AMD64 TCaseMax... And no gave any info at their web..

i've got the E4 revision of 4200 and it has 65C max temp http://www.amdcompare.com/us-en/desktop ... 4200DAA5BV not 55C as that programs said http://img505.imageshack.us/my.php?image=42007lq.png So thats shi**y program...

Mats wrote:I know that many people get two TDP's for dual core CPU's, I think it depends on software version.
Anyway, the higher number is the one you're looking for AFAIK.

Which software version?? Why i gets smaller readings than X2 3800?and Maximum Case Temperature only 55C, that bothers me...

Which software version?? Why i gets smaller readings than X2 3800?and Maximum Case Temperature only 55C, that bothers me...

So what the hell is with readings on my X2 4200 ?? TDP smaller than X2 3800?? and Maximum Case Temperature only 55C??

I've got HD080HJ (80gb SataII) and only seek noise is audible... spinning platers are only barely audible whe you put ear to hdd. So maybe only high capacity models are loud...

Yes, check out at http://www.thermalright.com/ for Thermalright V-1Ultra. And google for review, it's better than VF700-Cu.

with my hardware (look at my sig) will zalman nb47j fit? will it not collide with 7800gt capacitors or pcb? EDIT : Everything fits perfect! zalman is burning... :shock: can't hold finger for more than 1 sec after a game or prime95, but i don't noticed any problems so i don't care about it, or maybe ...

I asked first Scythe for help but they doesn't help... And I thinked there is someone on that excellent site who have similiar problem and would like to help me... this is my e-mail to Scythe EU GmbH: > Hi > I have one question. Does Scythe Ninja is compatible with ASUS A8V Deluxe? I mean certainly ...

so the samsung 80gb sataII is the quietest 3,5" drive now?

My selection will be Abit AN8 Ultra as said before, and Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9 Ultra , Gigabyte GA-K8N Ultra-9 (That gigabytes have heatsinks without fans ) and of course VIA chipsets...

kesv, your posts are VERY useful to me. thanks

ok thanks teknerd :wink: But the problem is capacity to noise, you know, more capacity-more platters-more noise etc... Every HD producer have own cut noise systems in their drives and i'm very confused... drives at the same capacity difference only in platters number, so more platters-more noise, am...