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Project WILDCAT
7 years 3 months ago - 6 years 5 months ago #16
by Nik
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Replied by Nik on topic Project WILDCAT
as the geforce 560 amp has enough power to run bf4 and ME 3 with max details, it's worth a try running some games on it.
I'll check this out next week and share the results with you all here at the forum.
maybe I can get fraps running so you can see the performance.
I need a RAM fan, just burnt my fingers while adding modules.
I'll check this out next week and share the results with you all here at the forum.
maybe I can get fraps running so you can see the performance.
I need a RAM fan, just burnt my fingers while adding modules.
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7 years 3 months ago #17
by Nik
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Replied by Nik on topic Project WILDCAT
Added the RAM cooler, shouldn't get as hot as before anymore...
now it's pretty tight inside the chieftec...
now it's pretty tight inside the chieftec...
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7 years 3 months ago #20
by Nik
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Replied by Nik on topic Project WILDCAT
haven't tried it yet.
You're right, those are 40mm fans.
need to re-arrange the cables in my living room first, just looks awful atm!
You're right, those are 40mm fans.
need to re-arrange the cables in my living room first, just looks awful atm!
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7 years 3 months ago - 7 years 3 months ago #23
by Nik
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Replied by Nik on topic Project WILDCAT
yeah, it's connected to one of the mobo headers.
I could turn on the smart fan stuff in the bios, but I'll try to avoid that and use speedfan instead to set them to a slower speed...
Ok, Speedfan won't do this like I want to.
The biggest noise is caused by the chassis fans, they run at full speed. I need a Y-Cable to connect both of them to the Aerocool and not just one (measure the power first to not exceed 4,5W on the channel).
And if it's still loud, than I'll leave it this way.
It's an overclocked machine, and hey...
where is power, there is noise.
I could turn on the smart fan stuff in the bios, but I'll try to avoid that and use speedfan instead to set them to a slower speed...
Ok, Speedfan won't do this like I want to.
The biggest noise is caused by the chassis fans, they run at full speed. I need a Y-Cable to connect both of them to the Aerocool and not just one (measure the power first to not exceed 4,5W on the channel).
And if it's still loud, than I'll leave it this way.
It's an overclocked machine, and hey...
where is power, there is noise.
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Why ???
Because I can !!!
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