Did you create the buttons on the front?

You guys need to get on the ball and try out this new King of the Fans.

I'll sue you for being an inspiration
220mm is to big for me right now but I wouldn't mind 180mm fans

Not really, only slightly wider than a normal case. It would be atleast 220x305 (fan wide+MB length) internal so maby 10mm more per side external. One option would be to tilt the fan a bit to get a slimmer case and blow more onto the MB. Hight would be something like 500-600mm tho Doesn't a 92mm fan...

Here is a little thought I have for 220mm fan and use of a towercooler:
http://hem.bredband.net/gabsta/Blandat/bigfan.JPG

Don't know what 5.1 system you have but my 5500 can easily be connected to 3-4 sources so that isn't a problem

It all depends on dewpoint. If the components of the computer are colder than the dewpoint of the air you're bringing in, then condensation will happen, and it won't be good for any components. If you doubt it, stick a steam wand in your computer for a few minutes and then turn it on. :twisted: Sin...

I would think condensation would happen. It sounds kind of dangerous to me. Especially when it gets cold. I already thought water cooling was hazardous enough! As a side note though, how well does the ZM80D cool the 7900GT? Derek Not sure that condense might be an issue since when it's snowing it's...

How have I missed you? Really nice work
I'll walk the dog then brows your site

with fan mate at max, it's still more silent (so slower) than the fan reduced to 27 % with rivatuner. (default is 50 %, which is way too loud, and no additional cooling to 27 % when working in 2d) Since the fan is already controlled (unless I missunderstand) then you add another resistance you are ...

Had a little problem to figure out what subject to type :wink: I'm currently thinking about creating a case that replaces a small air-inlet-window and thereby enable me to completly seal of any soundsource into my appartment while letting the computer get colderst possible air. Short description of ...

Really nice work

That looks like my modded AC Freezer 4

I belive AUX is the same as PWM

Got any rpm-numbers for the different V?

Nice system
I think I'm in love with that airduct, really nice

Can't answer about that specific mb but I'm on an Asus mb with a NeoHE and I haven't had a problem at all

Anything specific I should listen for? One review mentioned a grinding noise when in a horizontal orientation. Anything like that? After moving one of the fans to my newly created for the cpu (and thereby normaly mounted) I've started to hear wining. And anything over 5V creates a massive wooosh-so...

Will SPCR and EPCR work togheter in anyway or be totaly independent of eachother?

The quoted 28.5dB at idle doesn't sound quiet although as an HTPC, you don't have the same stringent noise level requirements. It's rather impressive to see a dB number that acctually can be 100% correct unless I've missed something that has to be the first time ever :wink: I think we all expect it...

ultrachrome wrote:The quoted 28.5dB at idle doesn't sound quiet although as an HTPC, you don't have the same stringent noise level requirements.

It's rather impressive to see a dB number that acctually can be 100% correct unless I've missed something that has to be the first time ever

I haven't had any problems with my 2 fans, Noctua 1200rpm
Might be just me being lucky or you being unlucky

McBanjo Have you tried running the system with the bottom fans swtched off? Somthing tells me there won't be much of a difference :). Tryed that and you are correct, atleast when it comes to idle. Only 2-3 degrees difference with fan on resp off. But it climbed a little to fast with CPU-burn fo my ...

Anything specific I should listen for? One review mentioned a grinding noise when in a horizontal orientation. Anything like that? Nope, not even on 12V. At that speed I can hear the motor slightly but that sound is drowned by my 2 noisy Samsung Spinpoint P120 :wink: Besides that it was only the ma...

Nice job. Pics of the case with the top on would help clarify the design. I've day-dreamed of a case with the same motherboard orientation. I would use a removable lid that was positioned about an inch above the top of the case. The gap would be for exhaust and cable routing. Access to connectors w...

I'm still somewhat puzzled about this setup. You have fans blowing inward, an exhaust hole directly behind the Ninja, but is the top left open? If not, just how did you seal around the cables, etc. You need some internal pressure to force airflow through the Ninja....but I cannot see how you're ach...

Looks good so far, sort-of like a similar design I envisioned. Although your turning the MB is completely unique. You need to get some better photos....I can barely make out the pieces. :) I'll take and upload a highres pic later today with a proper camera. :wink: Those overview pictures doesn't ge...

ronrem wrote:Nice,good switch panel. Is the mobo sideways with the jacks up top?

I like the floor fans,a good place for them to be quiet.

Yep thats correct. Makes it very easy to connect all cables

This is my laterst build, it isn't 100% done yet. I need to create another holder for my HDDs and a duct for the CPU from the backside. I will probibly do something cosmetic as well, a tribal of aluminium on the front, possibly some LEDs and glasfiber as well. But mainly it's done and I'm acctually ...