I purchased a noctua nhu9f, and the fan was not starting with the low noise adapters. I emailed noctua and told them, and after exchanging details a new fan was sent, it arrived about a week later. Not bad considering it came from Austria to Australia. So, yeah the service was awesome, and the new f...

for the aussies

http://www.staticice.com.au/cgi-bin/sea ... vindicator

Not a bad price, cheaper then i thought it would be, especially considering the price of the tempest (http://www.staticice.com.au/cgi-bin/sea ... empest+ocz)

in future you might have to refer to www.silentambientreview.com seeing as silencing your pc is not enough

where did you find this?

google says this is the only place its been mentioned :S

tuniq tower anyone?


looks interesting, i wonder how tall it is (would have to be at least 17cm, assuming 3cm clearance+14cm of fins)

2 stage fan?

Stop confuzzling me!

ZOMFG!!! Mike C is an extreme overclocker disguised as a silentpc enthusiast! just wait, soon he might be reviewing 4500rpm deltas and one jiggawatt power supplies, and tell us that we need 100cfm per case fan :O The funny thing is he bought an 8800gtx without measuring to see if it would fit, and b...

Buy Other Sound Equipment

Try showing her an audiophile forum, and she might see the opinions others hold about bose

i dare spcr to swap the stock enermax fan with a nexus.....and then run the psu at full load :O..........


...and take pictures

Anyway, i really appreciate the work you guys do with the no bs psu reviews, its awesome .

slightly off topic, but does anyone know where to get the 5.25" vent used on the model 11?

damn, wish we had snow here Instead we can look forward to 40C temps in a few weeks or so... And id take cold over warm anyday, in cold you can at least rug up heaps, in hot you could go out naked and still be uncomfortable... I remember when i went to vancouver in spring, how cold the tap water was...

lets step it up a bit: http://xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?p=1781337#post1781337 This next one has a lot of pics, so ill post one pic first as to not waste anyones bandwidth. http://members.lycos.nl/simz4ever2/sonicvga/PICT0093.jpg http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1234...

ZOMG SUPER MASSIVE BUMP

Its just that some of the info is a bit out of date:

-Fan clips are now standard
-compatible with socket775
-s-clip is standard, allows for rotation on k8 platforms

Off course you could go a little further.....
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/sho ... hp?t=86526

http://eport.com.au/product_info.php?cPath=49&products_id=630&osCsid=17a2bdb522e96bc66d40992bfd334a7f tricods are supposedly rebranded yate loons (low speed) how ever they only come with a 4pin connector http://www.staticice.com.au/cgi-bin/search.cgi?q=cooler+master+uv+-80+12 Coolermaster uv 120mm f...

Hi, ive been a semi lurker here for about a year (w00t 7 posts) Anyway, would it be possible to run a thermalright v1 (non ultra) passively on an agp x800xl? This guy said it could, but i really want some confirmation (im intending on running an si120 with this and the fan most probably wont fit) Or...

I swear ive seen that kind of graph before (the one with thermal resistance and sone measurements) Ahh yes If youre ripping off a company, you might as well rip off how they display their product specs I know its only for cpu coolers, but come on, when was the last time you saw TT measure something ...

hmmm considering the ocz tempest is like 90aud here, and the scythe ninja can be had for 70, i seriously doubt that this heatsink will cost less then a ninja. as for performance, ocz is geared towards gamers, i wouldnt be suprised if the fan is stupidly loud by spcr standards :P However a fan replac...

I've heard many people say that the DangerDen D5/Swiftech MCP655 is quieter than the 350, but i cannot confirm it. (I think cathar said it)

Look at this:

Nexus 350w

+3.3v-22A
+5v-21A
+12v1-10A
+12v2-15A
+5vsb-2A
-12v-0.3A

The 12v configuration looked very similiar to my antec 350 sp-II, so I took a hike to the antec website, and look what i found:

+3.3v-22A
+5v-21A
+12v1-10A
+12v2-15A
+5vsb-2A
-12v-0.3A

Any PSU with 30A 5v will be fine, 30x5=150w, so your covered up till 150w on the cpu give or take, and I doubt many AXP's will draw over 120w overclocked heavily.

MGE isnt really known for good PSU's, they rebadge "YoungYear" PSU's, and the quality can be questionable.

Seasonic for the win!