Delta_42 wrote:Either way it's a good 30% higher than the UK.

However, if money is no object

Wow that pricy. Too pricy.

I dont need that much space either. 32GB might be enough but 64GB is preffered.

Could you please link to some UK dealers that has SSD's?

http://www.prisjakt.nu/kategori.php?k=893 Thanks HAHA. I can get a 32GB Transcend 2.5" SATA SSD in Denmark. Read speed: 26 MB/s Write speed: 13 MB/s The price is ~360$ (2000.- Danish Kroner) Is the read/write speeds acceptable? Compared to the price? I dont know the current "standard" of SSD's.

Thanks for the answer.

I have only been able to find Transcend SSD's in Denmark. Would like to have more to choose from.

Delta_42 wrote:Try contacting your local Samsung office to see if their are any stockists in Denmark.

Will do.

Hi there. Im thinking about buying a SSD HDD for my EPIA system that is currently using a 2.5" Seagate (clicky-clicky) Momentus 5400.3 160GB SATA drive. I really want this system to be completely inaudible, hence the SSD. So, where can I buy SSD's in the EU? And what should I buy? Thanks in advance....

Easily. :D I ran a pretty similar setup. EX10000EG 1.0GHz Same RAM and HDD No CD/DVD Morex 3688 Im pretty sure it maxed out at 27W but im not 100% sure. It runs on a 60W fanless PSU aswell. The build is in pieces now so I cant test again. I'll see if I can find the result somewhere on one of my mach...

I remember someone on SPCR having a similar problem with a Biostar Micro-ATX board.
Cant remember who though. Try some searching

Forgive a noob, it's really not a secret, but I highly doubt anyone trying to help will want or be able to check availability of some product for a small country such as Croatia (unless they live here too). I remeber seeing atleast a few others from Croatia. Such a small country? Im from Denmark an...

prostetnic wrote:Does anyone know the standby power for optical units then?

I dont know it but I guess its pretty close to zero.

I bought mine from artbeads.com aswell. This stuff is amazing. I bought 10 rolls of 1.5mm because I thought that shipping to Denmark was too pricy for me to only order 1-2 rolls. I have to say that litterally everybody is seriously impressed by this silly elastic string. I've done quite a few build ...

I think this is the thread your looking for.

Thanks Choco.

I ended up realizing that I probably never would use the enclosure+disk for anything but backups so I decided that noise/dampening wasnt an issue.

I went with a chead Raidsonic Icy-Box.

Erssa wrote:Could someone post a link where I could see these ads? Maybe it's adblock or purely luck, but I haven't bumbed into any yet...

Its not ADblock because I haven't seen them either and im in school at the moment using IE.

Saw this posted in another forum.

The NATIDIA HD9900GTX

"Dual turbines for extra power and cooling (also environmentaly friendly)"

Enjoy

Tzupy wrote:Isn't the CPU socket a bit close to the upper edge to allow for a Mini Ninja or Ultra-120?
I mean, how large a CPU cooler can you install on this mobo in a NSK2480 or NSK3480?

I had a XP-120 on mine in a NSK3400 and it nearly touched the PSU compartment (~1mm) but it worked fine.

I'll recommend G33M-DS2R aswell. It lacks DVI but that doesn't matter if your going to use the 8800GT.

I thought about the Scythe Quiet Drive but as you said its not an external enclosure.
Maybe ill go with it anyway if "real" external enclosures cant dampen the vibrations enough from the HDD.

Your English is just fine.

Thanks for the answer.

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Seems that everybody here knows as little about external enclosures as me.

Too bad.

Hi there.

Im looking for an external enclosure for my Samsung HD501LJ HDD.

USB interface is good enough for me so no "fancy" FW or eSATA plugs are required.

I'd like it to dampen to "noise" from the HDD as much as possible.

What are my options?

Thanks in advace

jojo4u wrote:HD 2600 XT (DDR3): 19-23/36-50 W (Sapphire is best)

Could you please tell me the exact numbers for that Sapphire card?
Is it the Ultimate edition?

You have to remove all the paste from the heatsink/chip. Clean them both with isopropyl alcohol and put some new good paste on them. Then you reseat the heatsink.

jrodman wrote:Perhaps I will try to scour these forums for information on attaching northbridge heatsinks in the morning.

I found this for you.

Try searching Google for "replacing northbridge heatsink" if the above link isn't enough for you.

Oh its a prebuild system. If its new you could just send it back.

Have you tried putting some new paste on the HS and reseat it?

The KAZE JYU fans has the same thing going on.
http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/acc/0 ... etail.html

Any thoughts about getting something lower power? The X1950 is really killer on power usage. Maybe something like a 2600HD pro would be more likely to work, I believe that has under 40W usage at load. Obviously not as much performance though...but a picopsu isn't quite optimal for high perf gpus :)...

Bluefront wrote:You could switch to the 200W PICO version. I use a 180W power supply from Radio Shack.......that might do it for you. The wiring is the same on that 200W version, so the install would be painless.

I'll consider that. Where can i get the 200W PICO?

Joe Public wrote:I saw a review of a Rosewill somewhere a while back, it was full of Fuhjyyu caps and efficiency was mediocre as mentioned above. In those cases cooling is everything to keep bad caps cold enough not to go "pop".

Mediocre? IMO 60% efficiency is really baaaaad. Waste of energy.

I totally agree with you Thomas and I too cant understand why Zalman doesnt make their heatsink with removable fans. They could just bundle the heatsink with one of their own fans from the factory and people that doesnt like the fan could just throw it away and enjoy a great heatsink with the fan of...

Here but again I can see that I misunderstood the thread.
53,5w is (ofcourse) full system power consumption. Disregard this thread please

Thanks.
That sounds good. I'll give it a go when I get some extra time on my hands.