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Noctua fans for 480 AquaComputer ordered.

More pictures are coming today :)
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smicha wrote:Noctua fans for 480 AquaComputer ordered.

More pictures are coming today :)
went for redux line? (noticed You've used that one for PSU =)

ou, waiting for any update =)
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Redux only went for PSU - 140mm, 1500 rpm. There was no need to go with the industrial 2000 rpm version.

For the rad NF-F12 :), for the case (back exhaust) NF-S12A, for the HDD hot swap icydock (as a replacement fan) also NF-F12.

I was looking at be-quiet fans but noctua has much better static pressure.

Also ordering demciflex white filters...
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Some more cleaning for an old EK Supreme HF Cu full nickel that covers i7 2600k - still a fantastic CPU, 25C @idle, 50-55C @load @ 4.5ghz


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it seems intel haven't brought any significant performance boost after 2500, just minor bumps & some efficiency improvements..
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That's right. There are some new beasts like 5960x or even
http://ark.intel.com/products/81061/Int ... e-2_30-GHz
but I don't feel any need for replacement of 2600K.

WOW - this xeon 2699 must rock, but 4k eur....
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Recently (not so long ago) helped to build a beast for a guy who spent 5K$ for CPUs (he took two 12core Xeons) alone - well, the performance might be there (as so stability - what was his main thing while looking for system), but value wise, what You get from 2500 is hard to beat..- so it just depends on what You're up to, what are You priorities =) there's no good or bad products, even relatively old might might be a good deal in some cases! =)
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glimpse wrote:Recently (not so long ago) helped to build a beast for a guy who spent 5K$ for CPUs (he took two 12core Xeons) alone - well, the performance might be there (as so stability - what was his main thing while looking for system), but value wise, what You get from 2500 is hard to beat..- so it just depends on what You're up to, what are You priorities =) there's no good or bad products, even relatively old might might be a good deal in some cases! =)
Glimpse,

I posted some preliminary scores for the machine - look at DL speed :) and this is only on 560 rad - I should get 480 today.
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What camera do you use? ;)
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mark0spasic wrote:What camera do you use? ;)
You'll see it in the next photos...
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