I reckon the 4670 would be nice.

It all depends on the TV.

My 32" full HD takes 1920x1080 via both VGA and HDMI.

this Samsung LN32A330, the HDMI 1 connector had a little problem with 1360x768 in Windows, but not HDMI 2 strangely. with the HDMI 1 i had to tweak the display with ATI Catalyst software (display is centered, but not covering the entire TV) and HDMI 2 don't have problem with this. I have a Samsung ...

Much, much cooler. But also, much, much less powerful for games.

I cool a 4200+ passively with a mini ninja.

Only have the 120mm fan above in PSU, and 120mm rear exhaust fan at 600rpm.

I thought the whole point of the picoPSU only having 3 connectors was so that you dont overload it? And whats with with floppy connector? Would be way better if it had 2xSATA and 1xMolex. I would love to buy one for my system, but they are not available here, and the price of them is more than a goo...

Like the others have said, it should be fine.

I run a 65W 4200+ passively with a mini ninja, with a 120mm PSU fan and 1 120mm exhaust fan.

I have a Silverstone TJ08, and i love it.

I think it is exactly the same, chassis wise, to a Coolermaster case, but i much prefer the looks of the TJ08.

In Task Manager, if you click "View", then "SelectColumns", you can choose what other info to show for each process.

I think there is IO Reads and Writes in there.

I have a Brisbane 4200+, and i use CrystalCPUID.

7x @ .8V
9x @ .9V
11x @ 1V

I have a AM2 4200+ cooled passively with a mini ninja.

Only have a 120mm Nexus exhaust running at 500rpm, and the fan in my Seasonic PSU.

It is undervolted to 1.0V and runs at about 36C idle. 50C load.

I have the 65W version in my HTPC, and it is permanently undervolted via CrystalCPUID.

I think at idle, it sits at .7v with multiplier of 7, mid is .8v with 9x and full load .9v with the standard 11x multiplier.

As has been posted by other members, D12SL does NOT represent one fan, it represents a group of fans. All nexus 120mm fans are D12SL. Therefor, you made the ASSUMPTION that the fans in the case were something they are not. Your own fault. And suggesting that Nexus is committing fraud is f~!@#$g stup...

I don't understand this entire thread at all. What furthur research needs to be done when the label already says "D12SL"? A simple re search for "D12SL" on SPCR forums would reveal 1000 or 1350 rpm, never 1700rpm... And a simple search on the case will reveal 1700rpm fans... The fact of the matter ...

vanhus wrote: Can't help people being excessively repetitive, failing again and again to see the point even if it's given on a silver plate. Goes to show you the importance of IQ, does it not..?

LOL thats awesome.

vanhus wrote: All this is irrelevant though, as it does not solve the fundamental problem buyers of the case are facing.

Which is what exactly?

I made no mistake. I bought case with Nexus D12SL fans. However, these fans do not meet the official specs of the Nexus D12SL fans. So, I was mislead deliberately by the company. Misleading has many names. One of the is fraude. Yes you did make a mistake. You didnt not do your research properly, an...

OK, thats fine. I would be a little upset too if i made a mistake thinking a case came with certain fans, when it doesnt. In the end, you feel as if you have been ripped off, which is understandable, but at the same time, partly your own fault. And your claims that Nexus knowingly, and deliberately ...

In the end, if you didnt research your purchase properly, its your own fault. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7614083.stm ..please go tell those moms and their kids they should have done their homework. That they should have researched their purchase properly, as if they had, their kids wou...

Wow, way to chuck a hissy fit over something so trivial.

In the end, if you didnt research your purchase properly, its your own fault.

Though it looks to me as if you will not be conviced of this, so im not going to bother trying.

You will struggle to fit 3 hard drives into a TJ08, even more so if your video card is a bit longer.

I have one hard drive in my TJ08, and it just sits on the base of the case. It wouldnt fit in the hard drive bays with my mini ninja CPU heatsink.

I have one of these: http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/p/seasonic-s12ii-430w-power-supply/ I got it from that site ages ago. It was $99 + free shipping, soits about the same as it is now. I got it purely on the review it got on here, and it has been fine for me. Hi, thanks, I didn't know Seasonic was a...

I have one of these: http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/p/seasoni ... er-supply/

I got it from that site ages ago. It was $99 + free shipping, soits about the same as it is now.

I got it purely on the review it got on here, and it has been fine for me.

http://www.itreviews.co.uk/hardware/h1336.htm

I have one of these and it works perfectly. Myabe try find one second-hand and sell yours?

That would depend a lot on what CPU you are trying to cool.

I have an AM2 4200+ and a mini ninja does the job just fine.

You will struggle to even fit 1 hard drive in the TJ08 if you have a big heatsink like a Ninja. I have a TJ08, and my hard drive lays on the bottom on some foam. As for quality problems with the TJ08, i have experienced the exact opposite. Everything looks very well made and finished. Havent had a p...

If you dont really play on gaming, a 3450 would be perfect.

I have a passive 8600GTS in my case, and it plays most games OK, but is getting a bit old now though.

You could always get a decent video card, then put an aftermarket passive cooler on it.

I built a PC for a friend, and i couldnt get it to boot at all. I unplugged the power from the hdd and it booted fine, plugged it back in and it wouldnt boot.

Replaced the drive with a new one and it has been working fine for 6 months since.

I would get the Ninja purely because it is bigger and cools better.

I have a Mini Ninja, but only because my case wouldnt fit a normal Ninja in it.

I have used a little program called "FileSplitter" before.

It just cuts the file into the required sizes and makes an executable that rejoins them together.