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oooh! may invest!

Time to get a better frameset, aiming for 7.5-8Kg built... Or less

T800 carbon frame 990g frame 390g fork so 1380g whole set


A headset


Gear an brake cables, white not gold

 

£8 well spent

 

What board is that?

 

Dp67bg.

Still not worth much due to it having the sata bug, the 3.0Gbs ports are fine though.

Very pretty board.

 

Killing joke was thoroughly enjoyable!

 

So, is it any good?

 

Left it on charge today, will try tonight.

 

I bought a pair of those for my AIO - had to countersink the holes for the screws though.

 

Are they any good? I want to change the fans in my RVZ01!

 

Not bad - the extra 3mm over the likes of the Scythe Slipstream seems to help with static pressure and general cooling performance.

Plus, they're PWM controlled.

Obviously, they can't compare with decent full depth fans, but I'm pleased with their performance for slim fans.

 

I used these in my ITX build. I put them below the floor, kinda like a rotated silverstone case.

http://gelidsolutions.com/products/index.php?lid=1&cid=2&id=83

I think they're slightly thicker than Scythe etc but I must say they don't half shift some air !

 

A whole box of America's finest.

 

Mine hasn't arrived yet but they seem OK on paper. I'm taking a bit of a chance because I don't yet know exactly how much space I have to play with inside the PSU but I'm hopeful it will fit.

 

You should be able to get a lot lower than that. My titanium road bike is only around 7kg, without any fancy carbon goodies apart from the Enve fork.

 

Bought $2 CAD worth of gas for my motorized bike.. thankfully that's cheap! Mixed it up with some 2 stroke oil.. then just motor away!

 

A Seagate 2TB SSHD hybrid drive (ST2000DX001).

That's it, upgrade complete! Just the cable sleeving to do when all the bits arrive.

 

Oh, you'll have plenty of room. I have exactly 15mm between the radaitor and the motherboard, so the fan screws had to be completely flush.

 

It's not for the Nepton, it's to replace the noisy 80mm fan in the back of my PSU. I want to cut a square out of the top of the PSU casing and fit the new slim 120mm fan there, above the heatsinks. I haven't opened the PSU to measure but looking at photos of the internals, I reckon it'll just fit.

 

Parts for 1st build since SandyBridge came out

AsRock Z170 Extreme4, Core I5 6600k, 2x4GB Corsair Dominator DDR4-3000, Samsung Evo 750 256GB, Be Quiet! Pure Rock compact and an NZXT Source 340.

 

GTAV in a moment of Steam sale induced madness.