Has anyone seen a review anywhere for one of the fan controllers. I tried google but nothing good.

http://www.enermax.com.tw/uc-a5fatr2.htm

Thanks.

Not always the case, I had a TT Volcano 9 and I reversed the fan to suck instead of blow and I saw a 2 degree decrease in temps.

Water wrecks stuff too, you are already taking a chance having that in there.

See if done right it will be awesome

No real advantage, it is just it would be very water tight, very durable and it would look extremely good if it were done right.

Has anyone seen an attempt at plumbing water cooling with stainless/copper/aluminum piping. That would really be a killer way to get everything routed nicely if you had the room and patience to do so. Thanks.

Has any P4 motherboard maker been able to make a quality set-up for controlling the speed of fans. Both with temperature control and some kind of manual BIOS control. Thanks.

How do these fans really compare in real life. I have a medium flow panaflo right now that works farely well and I like it because there are no strange noises coming from it just air.

I guess that is what I am looking for. But I would like to see it in this set-up.

http://www.jab-tech.com/product_info.ph ... cts_id=379

I was talking about coolermaster 110/111 there is nothing out there that will fit behind the door.

I was wondering if someone has seen a low profile rheobus around anywhere. I would like one for a coolermaster case with a door and was wondering if anyone had seen such a thing made. Thanks.

Grounding straps have a built in resistor to prevent you from shock. The idea is that all of the electricty goes out through this ground instead of through your body. The static electricity I was talking about was just for general computer hardware. If you are working inside the case and have some b...

Sounds good you even answered another question I had. I wasn't sure the difference between the 110 and 111.

As long as you are careful just go for it. The risk really isn't that high most people are just a lot more scared of electricity than they need to be. To be really confident go to your comp hardware store and by a wrist grounding strap. Plug it in to the ground in you wall and you should have no wor...

One last shot ATC-111C-SX1 by coolermaster. I know this one has a price tag but if the quality is up to snuff I may be will to part with a wad of cash.

Has anyone seen some good reviews of the ATC-710-SX1 by coolermaster. It looks like the same case that a lot of high end manufacturers are starting to use. Maybe thats a good sign.

Just unplug your comp and press the power button a couple of times. If you are really unsure stick some kind of metal from the ground of the psu to the ground of the wall jack. Also waiting a day or so with it off the wall will work. I went for it on my and touched everthing that would shock me and ...

I would go with the stuff from frozencpu. They will probably work best for you. The castration bands are pretty hard. Won't squish or absord as a softer rubber would.

I know this because I grew up on a farm and for no other reason than that.

It is pretty hard to explain but when you really have to put a lot of force on the ratchet liter materials can start to bend outside of the radius you will be cutting. As you apply radial force to the ratchet you will also in turn put some downward force on itwhich will deform the surrounding parts ...

I wouldn't say they spend a lot of time marketing these products to people like us. Go down to a good wholesale electical store or a construction store. Like where contractors buy all of their equipment, pretend like you have your own business and get them to tell you all about the products.

They are going to have to do some serious rethinking of their game plan over there. Ati might also be running pretty tight with things now though. Maybe they want to get a large market share and then scale back their development so people will buy Ati just because of the name. More like what nvidia ...

You probably wouldn't even notice the fan over your stock cpu fan but if you need to look at zalman's heatsink for you video card. It is huge but silent.

It just sounds like underlay for cars. Like when you get a new car they want to sell you underlay for $700 bucks. It would be hard to apply I imagine especially on uneven surfaces and in tight corners.

If you plan on doing enough holes get an hydraulic set of these greenlee punches. I have used them and they work nice. It is basically a grease gun connected to the punch.

Punching 120mm by hand will be a bitch and the onpening will definitly not be true after.

Has anyone tried this case. It doesn't seem to be the best set up for silence but it does seem to be a well built case with really good quality.

Thats just what I get from reviews I was wondering if anyone has spent any time with one of these cases.