Thanks for the link. But at current currency conversion rates it would be £35 not including delivery or VAT so it will be very expensive (not that the cooler isn't already expensive now).

For a UK comparison should I be looking at the >230 VAC (we use 240 here I think?) :oops: I have the 625W version (running at 471 RPM at the moment). A bit OTT but I wanted something quiet now as I was building a new system (and there wasn't any reviews of the 4xx/5xx versions!). I can't give you an...

http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.aspx?sku=345335

It doesn't mention a HDMI adaptor but the Powercolor website does.

http://www.powercolor.com/Global/produc ... uctID=1747

I don't have anything to measure it with at the moment My ruler is at work.

My Powercolor 3650 arrived today from komplett.co.uk. No HDMI adaptor despite the Powercolor website saying the opposite

I didn't have a need (using VGA) at the moment but I wanted the option in case I ever upgrade to a full 1080p TV.

Just did a quick froogle search, everything's out of stock except this site: Aqua-PC It doesnt seem to say in or out of stock, but its worth a try. I think someone beat me to it - Sorry, this item is out of stock My new PC is built (C2D E8400, Gigabyte P35-DS3P, ATI HD 3650, P182, Enermax Modu82+, ...

It's not in stock anywhere in the UK. I ordered from scan.co.uk on Wednesday who said "In Stock" but it wasn't. I then ordered from awd-it on Thursday who said "In Stock" but it turned out on Tuesday it wasn't!! :cry: I absolutely loathe putting CPU coolers on. So I am going to have to use the stock...

*double post*

Anywhere in the UK?

eBuyer don't stock the passive one ASFAIK. The product code should be AX3650 512MD2-S3

I've just found two other contenders - Asus EAH3650 SILENT.

512MB DDR2

http://www.tsi-europe.com/productInfo.a ... f=OR298528

512MB DDR3, 256MB DDR 3 also available

http://www.tsi-europe.com/productinfo.a ... f=OR298530

I've never heard of this company (TSi).

Thats a shame as this is a sweet looking card! :evil: Is this due to the actual card/cooler in use on the 9600GT? Or would getting a bog standard 9600 GT and fitting your own cooler not have that problem? Any alternatives available? £113 looked pretty good. On a related note - does the 9600 now do ...

Now I just wish you had the 425W/525W versions to test! (impatient as I am building a new system now). It would be nice to know if they are as quiet as the 625W version (particularly running a low watt system like a 8400 + 3650 - my planned system).

Also cables long enough to run behind a P182?

Plenty of stock available now.

It would seem Club3D 3650 isn't available so I might not have much choice anyway!! The 3650 supports PowerPlay so I guess the PowerColor must support clocking down?

Club3D and Powercolor both make passive 3650s - both dual slot I think. HIS and ASUS also do but I think there most expensive (GDDR3).

It appears that you can only use VGA+DVI/HDMI and not DVI+DVI or DVI+HDMI as the digital connection serves both. I suppose I could connect my LCD up via DVI and then my Plasma TV by VGA (which is the configuration I use at the moment). But I wanted to use DVI for my LCD and HDMI for the TV. I'm gues...

Thanks. Whats quieter - this or the WD 320 single platter? Does this support acoustic management software? Whats the default setting?

So is the F1 320 a good choice for speed and silence? I have a Raptor which has seeks louder than you could imagine. Or is there something better? I'm looking for something that is both quiet but also performance is acceptable (coming down from a Raptor after all!!). I need a boot drive (I have a 75...

I've not seen this before - someone might be interested - single chip solution (onboard DX10 GPU)!

http://www.asus.com/products.aspx?l1=3& ... odelmenu=2

I still would like to see some Intel boards/ATX however.

I could buy the 1200 RPM version and 5v it through a fan controller. Should match the same CFM/DB as the 800 I believe (but I wanted as quiet a system as possible - maybe they are when 5v - I don't know). I still want a range of airflows. They are going in a P182 that arrived yesterday! So I would h...

Spare Tire wrote:Well, if you're going with intel, might want to wait for the nvidia's MCP7A with hybrid sli later.

When is the question.

Difficult to make a decision. I think a SPCR article on the Slipstream 800/1200 vs Noctua NF-P12 is in order!!

Any info posted about 45nm transition or ATX boards?

Thank you for the link. $7.99 x 3 = $23.97 delivery = $28.00 (USPS Priority) or $39.00 (USPS Express) Total = £25.90 or £31.39 Import duty = ?? I don't know the time delay regarding delivery or import tax. It may still work out cheaper than 3 x Noctua fans depending on if I get hit with import tax.

I can't find the Scythe Slipstream 800 in the UK at all. Is there a USA vendor (or europe/japan) that ships to the UK and is relatively cheap?

Both are passive solutions. I was wondering if anyone had purchase one and if they included the HDMI adaptors in the box? Or which is "better". I'm not really into PC gaming anymore but these are DX10.1/UVD/Passive/Dual DVI. 3450 isn't an option for me as it has 1 VGA and I also read it wasn't power...

NeilBlanchard wrote:Hello,

The 800RPM Slipstream is probably enough, yes. It pushes more air at a given RPM because of the 9 blades.

Can you believe the 800 RPM version is the only one not available in the UK!

NeilBlanchard wrote:Welcome to SPCR!

I prefer the Scythe Slipstream 800RPM fans -- they are the quietest fans I know of (except for the 500RPM).

Will they push enough air? Are those 12v speeds? I plan on connecting the fans to a controller.

Thx!

How does a NF-P12 compare to the noise levels of a NF-S12 800 or 1200? I'm planning on getting three in a P182 (CPU, Exhaust, Intake) running on a low setting.

I might use 2 if necessary (either use passive cooling or negate a intake fan).