Sorry the FT02 and FT05 do though. I thought you meant upsidedown where the motherboard is 180 degrees not 90.

There are quite a few, the FT04 being the notable oneas far as SPCR goes.

My Issue with the mainline FT/RV series is there hasn't been new 180mm based model in years. Nobody else seems to have even a dual 180mm standard case.

Its hard to stomach old school windows and cable management.

Maybe ClamTK, sorry not so knowledgable

Cheers Steve.

Couple more:
XFX https://lanoc.org/review/video-cards/75 ... l=&start=8
Powercolor Red Devil Golden Sample: https://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/p ... iew,5.html

found with https://www.techpowerup.com/reviewdb/

Even if the machine reading the files can't get infected, it can still pass it on. You would need some way to clean the files first.

Guru3D review of Asus RX580 Strix http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/asus_radeon_rx_580_strix_review,8.html Bit Tech of same https://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/graphics/2017/04/18/asus-radeon-rx-580-strix-gaming-top-oc/1 Powercolor Red Devil on Anandtech: http://www.anandtech.com/show/11278/amd-rad...

TechPowerUp's Sapphure RX 580 Nitro+ LE 8GB review https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Sap ... us/29.html
Also Hexus's http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/ ... n/?page=13

RX 580 should be out soon. Hopefully some discounts on the 480.

I have the 4TB Ironwolfs in my new NAS, they are not that quiet, the spin isn't bad, but the accesing is a clicky. They are good VFM though. Certainly not going to be buying 8TB of SSDs any time soon.

Why not get a Scythe Kotetsu? its the closest visually to the H7 on the SCPR list. Has a black top. The fan is less visually appealing yes, but it is the top currently tested single 120mm cooler on SCPR. Its $5 more than the H7 on Amazon "Scythe Cooling Motherboard SCKTT-1000" I was looking at that...

Why not get a Scythe Kotetsu? its the closest visually to the H7 on the SCPR list. Has a black top. The fan is less visually appealing yes, but it is the top currently tested single 120mm cooler on SCPR.

Its $5 more than the H7 on Amazon "Scythe Cooling Motherboard SCKTT-1000"

Hi, the H5 was reviewed http://www.silentpcreview.com/article1441-page7.html with a better fan its decent. I would also have a look at SPCR fan guide: http://www.silentpcreview.com/article63-page2.html My favourite case fan thus far is a 140mm Bequiet. However my Fractal case fans ran for years befo...

The Samsung M9T is still available http://www.silentpcreview.com/article1421-page6.html Its what I have in my PS4, it was shucked from a Seagate Expansion per http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-how-to-cheaply-upgrade-your-ps4-to-2tb If height is not a problem their are some 14mm t...

Hi I have the following SSDs: 2x Sandisk Ultra II 960GB these have been fine no compliants 1x Crucial CX100 512GB again fine, its still going strong 1x Sandisk X100 256GB msata seems to be fine after multiple linux installs. I'd suggest getting a good deal on a Sandisk or Crucial in the Black Friday...

CA_Steve wrote:pounds, lbs, # all work.

# is usually called the hash key in the UK, might be else where. As pound is usually £ here. Might be elsewhere.

I would suggest a Samsung/Seagate M9T in a Scythe Himuro Mini , but the Himuro Mini is no longer made. You can get the M9T for about £80 with a 2 year warranty or £60 inside Seagate Expansion drive I would be interested to see how you get on, as I would like to replace my old 2TB drive, its a bit no...

Mike, do you know what the smallest size is that uses that technology?

Also maybe consider the FT02, it has 5x 3.5" and 5x 5.25" and 1x 2.5". Realitically three of those 5.25" bays could be used with 3.5" drives. Maybe even hotswap them, if you need that.

I use a Sony MDS-S38 Minidisc deck http://www.minidisc.org/part_Sony_MDS-JE510+S38.html It has an optical in, headphone amp with seperate volume and normal two channel phono out. It sits under my monitor so essentially takes up very little space. I really like the sound, but I grew up with the Sony ...

Really good listen. Geoff@ASUS I hope you stick around here

Stratohero wrote:I've been looking at other graphs, and Silverstone FT05 always seems to be at the top, both for noise isolation and cooling.
Shame it's so expensive.

If you don't mind how it looks the RV05 is very similar and almost half the price (£74 Vs £119).

QUIET! wrote:Probably by Christmas time the lower end 100 series motherboards will be out and the value will be on par or better than Haswell.

Asrock has started listing all theirs, including the DDR3 Z170 boards.

Probably the AX760i as it has corsair link. Sorry for my foggy memory. If it were the AX760i, the relevant fanless operation range should last about 170W, not that much, neither the fan is a particularly good sounding one (though from what you said, that fan might also be defective/worn). The EVGA ...

Do you know if that goes for the EVGA versions? like the G2 and P2? or purely a Superflower deal? As far as I know they use usually the same ball bearing fans, so they should perform quite similarly (if not pretty much the same). I'm trialing an Corsair AX750i from a friend I don't understand well,...

Said that, the Leadex Gold 650W and 750W have the best fan profile of the Gold line up, while the Gold 850W is rather noisy, so I guess that even for the Platinums the 750W may be a better bet than the 850W (take note that usually Leadex Platinum units have a slightly more relaxed fan profile, over...

Hi welcome to SPCR. I'm no expert, so please bare anything I say with a pinch of salt. The Leadex platform is also used by EVGA. So I'd consider the 850 P2 to be similar to the Leadex 750w you mention http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=444 Looking at the back the fan c...

The 980 and 970 are tesselation monsters compared to the 780 and AMD cards. My mate had to do a similar trick to the AMD users with his 780 and Hairworks in the Witcher 3. Essentially force lower levels of tesselation. I think its Nvidia's way to promote new features in their cards in their Gamework...

Isn't there only the Origin PC cases? pretty much the main brand is Silverstone.

Its not X58 based is it? mmm http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/xeon/c600/x9dai.cfm It's an Intel C602 Chipset Hi one thing, I can't tell by looking. I believe dual boards especially socket 2011 can have a smaller backplate than standard 2011. You might want to double check compatbility...

The problem you have is that you want a small big case, thats cheap and good, that is quiet and has a window ;) LOL bloody hell I know. I was give an semi-old server as a gift and am re-purposing it and upgrading most parts. The $450 motherboard is definitely staying and it's an EATX (Dual Xeon). I...