dividebyzero
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Another reasonably appointed chassis -the Corsair Carbide 400R.
My own five-case roundup discussion $40-$200. Add your own?
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red1776
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That is a classy looking chassis. It also looks like a great blank canvas for a spot of modding.
captaincranky
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Your Photoshop projects are becoming ever more bizarre. Consider this a cautionary tale: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_WainIt's not so expensive if you purchase it prefabricated. It comes pre-assembled in a giant blister-pak...
http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/5419/bdprefab.jpg
red1776
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captaincranky
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The same people who are currently whispering in your ear......
red1776
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The same people who are currently whispering in your ear......
Aha!! you minx! ...my crimson poncho keeps them at bay.
captaincranky
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Don't worry, they'll be back when the red paint flakes off the tinfoil! Try not to be sad, I'll keep you company in the mean time......
red1776
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Don't worry, they'll be back when the red paint flakes off the tinfoil! Try not to be sad, I'll keep you company in the mean time......
Awwwww....:wave:
Trillionsin
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nice case, it is quite a bit more expensive for me at the moment.
Trillionsin
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I got to admit, I think this is the one I am going with... soon as my broke *** gets enough money.
Corsair Obsidian Series 650D
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139006&Tpk=650d
Corsair Obsidian Series 650D
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139006&Tpk=650d
I'd have gone with that myself if it had existed when I picked up my 600D.
Although been quite happy with the cable routing and just great build quality, tool-less drive rails etc. etc.
Running two identical cards in "Crossfire" now rather than the default ATI style lower one in the pic.
Trillionsin
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I'd have gone with that myself if it had existed when I picked up my 600D.
Although been quite happy with the cable routing and just great build quality, tool-less drive rails etc. etc.
Running two identical cards in "Crossfire" now rather than the default ATI style lower one in the pic.
Thanks for posting! I really like to see other people's setups.
I see you removed the HDD case for the video cards. That wasnt completely necessary was it?
Nope, fitted in without any problem. Just didn't have anything to put in the secondary cage, so thought I'd remove it for ease of putting cables through behind the motherboard. Now have the H50 pump connected to the header beside the reservoir and the reservoir fans go out beside the top fan to a splitter and connect to the CPU fan header.
Trillionsin
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Anyone know if I'd be able to screw on a set of wheels on this baby? (Corsair 650D)
I cant seem to find any pics of the underside.
Trillionsin
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For anyone who is interested... Newegg is offering a coupon code for the Corsair Obsidian 650D which gets it around $169.99 (USD) before rebate.
Sorry mods, hope this isnt against any rules.
EDIT: And apparently no S&H charge, so I'm not waiting any longer. I have purchased this case. Thanks guys, anyone want some custom pics on it? I'll upload on request...
Sorry mods, hope this isnt against any rules.
EDIT: And apparently no S&H charge, so I'm not waiting any longer. I have purchased this case. Thanks guys, anyone want some custom pics on it? I'll upload on request...
Will be interested to see it installed nicely. Such a nice case. Reminds me of the old Lian-Li aluminium cases but with modern cable management, tool-less gadgets etc.
Trillionsin
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Sure. I'll get a pic of the completed setup with some nice cable management for you.
Trillionsin
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That thing looks humongous!
Wendig0
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It is
I've been looking at it for a while now, but it's so expensive I'm gonna have to sell my Cosmos S before I can consider it.
Trillionsin
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It is
I've been looking at it for a while now, but it's so expensive I'm gonna have to sell my Cosmos S before I can consider it.
You could always sell your desk and use that as a replacement!
Wendig0
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Trillionsin
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You know that's not a bad idea
Your Cosmo S looks pretty decent, tad expensive. $200 on newegg.com. I bought a Thermaltake case, kinda reminds me of yours. Somewhat disappointed with my decision now... but it was my first PC build on my own. It works great... but the large fan on the side just quit working. Oh well, guess it's good I went with water cooling.
Wendig0
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The large fan on the side gave me problems too, but it wasn't a matter of the fan not working; my cpu heatsink was just too tall for the side fan to clear it. I ended up removing the side fan, which incidentally made cleanup a lot simpler as well (a 200mm fan pulls in a TON of dust).
My computer is currently in a Danger Den Torture Rack test bench while I clean up the Cosmos and prep it for sale. Even though it is in perfect condition, I'll probably only ask $165 or $170 for the Cosmos S to sell it faster.
As far as liquid cooling goes, I have everything but 2x Aqua Computer aquagraFX GTX460 blocks (though I might switch to the 580), and the 18 Bitspower Shining Silver compression fittings I need.
Currently I have
1x HWLabs Black Ice SR-1 360
1x HWLabs Black Ice SR-1 240
2x D5 pumps (Bitspower mod tops to come in the future)
1x Aqua Computer Kryos XT cpu block
2x Bitspower 150 water tank z
10x 120mm Xigmatek XLF-F1255 white LED fans
A buttload of MDPC-X vanilla sands and grand bleu sleeving
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