I happened to stop at http://www.jab-tech.com/ tonite and noticed everything is on sale. There are no cases, very few heatsinks, and limited fans available. There are various cables, connectors, case and pc accessories, 92mm Scythe, Panaflo, and Nexus fans, and more among the items for sale. Most if...

Here is a company that manufactures good quality solar products. I have had the attic fan for several years and am very happy with it.

http://www.ussunlight.com

Costco carries some of their stuff, both in warehouse and online.

Duke....have you looked at the SPCR Lab Clearance Corner post, MikeC has listed 2 of this case for sale. One is new and one review sample.

If you are located near the NorthWest US shipping might not be too high.

Not sure these are the best, but there is a large variety to choose from at McMaster-Carr. http://www.mcmaster.com/#cable-sleeving/=5fkcbc They have a location in Aurora, Ohio so shipping should be reasonable. It is difficult to post specific product links for this site for some reason :? This style...

I've been using a variable output power supply (3v to 12v DC) available at MPJA.com. It will handle up to 2A, most 12v "SPCR suitable" fans are around .5A or less. Voltage is variable at 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, and 12 volts. Accuracy is +/- .1v at all settings when checked with a multimeter. It is comple...

You could order from http://www.mcmaster.com/ on page 1316 of the online catalog.

Depending on fan size you would want either K6 or K8. They are sold in packs of 20 for approximately $.50 each.

Plan to buy this case in the coming days, and wondered if anyone here has dealt with provantage when buying their cases. Have been using Provantage for several years with no problems whatsoever. Bought an Antec NSK6500, delivery was quick and in perfect shape from their warehouse in Pa. In my opini...

Your welcome

Glad it worked out for you

I've been using this KVM for the last 8 months and have been very happy with it. It has a 2 port USB 2.0 hub and audio/microphone connections that are switchable with hot keys or a front panel button. Very solid build quality and has worked flawlessly since day one. The cables are quality and I can'...

I've made several purchases from Provantage over the past few years. Bought a trackball, several removable hard drive carriers, a KVM and an Antec NSK6500.

Never had a problem, good prices and fast service.

Haven't had the need to return anything, so not sure how they are for RMA.

Take a look at this link and compare to your fan. Recently a friend with a Dell had the same problem and fixed it with one of these. His original fan was a different brand (I forget right now) but the same specs, as well as being thermal speed control. http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/nmb92lowsp36...

I've ordered 3 or 4 times from Jab-Tech, including the NMB/Mat 92mm fan, heatsinks, fan controllers, floppy drives; never had one problem :) Order turnaround time, packing and shipping were as expected, oh....and his prices are hard to beat on a lot of things. I'd recommend Jab-Tech as a reliable ve...

Your kidding, right

http://www.jab-tech.com/customer/produc ... =81&page=1

Seek....and ye shall find.....

Jackylman..... not sure of your location in Pa. but have you checked out MicroCenter? They have a 21" Trinitron for $200. It is classified as a closeout / refurb but the link below has more info regarding their definition of refurb. The monitor is new, I have one and am very happy with the image. ht...

A big thanks to Mike for his vision of creating a place for knowledgeable and civil discussion.

Thanks as well to all the mods and posters who keep this a great place to learn and trade ideas.

SPCR is THE place to be if you want to learn how to silence your pc.

Happy Birthday SPCR!

......an excerpt from the Mikhailtech review "the manual speed control is almost nonexistent, some of the wires are loose, and it doesn't run at max speed without the controller as advertised" It's reassuring to know that TT is always right there with quality products for us pc enthusiasts :roll: :l...

Thanks to all who responded to my post After checking out all the options I decided to go with an Intel upgrade. The P4 2.4C Northwood, an Asus P4P800 SE, 1gb Dual Channel Mushkin PC3200, XP-90 with a Nexus just looked too interesting to pass by. Now, where the hell is that FedEx guy :lol: Mike, I c...

Thanks for the info guys. I will check out the ideas you've given along with prices. Are there any Intel folks who could give some ideas for a suitable solution? Specifically what core runs cooler (not the Prescott, I'll bet? :shock: ) along with any ideas on chipsets, motherboards, and memory. From...

........affordable cpu & mb suggestions are sought for a dedicated audio box. An unexpected turn of events puts me on the hunt for an affordable solution for an otherwise completed (or so I thought) vinyl to CD pc build, finished last year except for the audio card. I need suggestions for cpu, mb, m...

Here is a case that meets your needs

http://www.coolcases.com LX-6A19 (D8000)

Same case as the 3700AMB by Antec but without the door.

Directron.com also carries this case w/out a PSU (look for Compucase LX-6A19), but the front bezel is not all black, the front intake vents are silver.

I've got three drives suspended in a homemade rack that is sitting on the bottom of my case. After 3 1/2 months there is no sagging at all that I can detect.

You do bring up a good point, I was wondering about that too. Probably should check for that on a 3 month interval.

So far so good

You could check out the Evercool 120 x 25 at Jabtech http://www.jab-tech.com/customer/product.php?productid=1497&cat=81&page=1 There are at least a couple of informative threads on this fan here, a search will tell you all you'd want to know. Cost is $7.99 and the vendor is in NY. There are other go...

Are you guys tying one side for each strap or are you threading the whole thing and just tying at the beginning and end? If you follow the picture that Joseph posted, I used four ties (knots) to suspend one drive. I put two knots at each tie point because only one seemed like it could work loose ov...

I have a link for Seasonic RMA but it says it is only for the US & Canada, but you could email them or look for a Seasonic EU link. When I sent back my A2 all they wanted was the PSU, they say to keep everything else and just send back the PSU. http://www.seasonicusa.com/support.rma.php http://www.s...

MikeC The A3 is not causing any problems so far and is quiet, but I've not really put any consistent load on the cpu. The box it is in is used for email, web access and other low load stuff. The revA2 I had was the same way( quiet and consistent fan speed), it might have even been a good one. I did...

Hi Mike Thanks for the info. I have a question about the 400w Silencer fan, if it is the same as the Super Red fan as was in the revA1 SS400? I received a RMA SS400 A3 from Seasonic only about 2 weeks after you got the pre-production 1st batch of A3's. I am wondering if my A3 was from that first bat...

My first order from Directron (several years ago) was a disaster. I received several damaged items-cpu & heatsink; and something was missing ( I forget what ) I called and spoke to a CS rep and insisted they pay for the return shipping costs. I would doubt that Antec shipped the case that way to Dir...

slimeballzz wrote: I'm wanting to buy some of this stuff but not sure where I can find it.. I did a Google search and came up with about a half dozen on line vendors. I ordered from this vendor http://www.artbeads.com It is sold for making jewelry, necklaces and bracelets; and perhaps in brick & mor...

UPS dropped off a revA3 SS400 today. There are two things on the front of the retail box it came in that may help to distinguish it from the previous versions. It came with one SATA converter and on the front of the box there is a stick on label above the picture of the psu that says "Serial ATA Rea...

I heard from Seasonic today, I have a UPS tracking number for a revA3 RMA. It is shipping via ground so will probably be here by the end of next week. The early report from Mike C. is promising :) If it's packed in a retail box I'll look for any distinctive revA3 markings and let you all know.