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http://imgur.com/a/DvI2Q Info: These are two new in box EKWB blocks built for the ASUS 1070/1080 STRIX line of cards. These will fit on all four versions of the cards but not the Ti as it has a different PCB configuration. They were bought with the intent to use on two 1070's, but were never...

excuse the crappy wiring :o

they're HTD Level 3's with upgraded crossovers. They're powered by a Onkyo Tx-Sr702 and are setup with an AV-123 X-sub, B&W CC6 (center), and a crappy pair of polk R50's for rears (not in picture). I eventually intend to upgrade to a true pre-amp+amp and a pair of RBH 661-SE's for the fronts...

Excuse the poor wiring at the back right corner. :o

In my experience it's best not to put the two right next to each other in the series. The one time I tried it ended up burning out the one second in the line. My advice is to put the second pump midway through the line or at least one waterblock/res/rad later.

Seconded

The koolance one's cool two mem sticks at once, so it's actually x2, which is only 100.

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Should I feel odd that I'm not experiencing a single problem mentioned here? No buzzing, no banding (save in fear on high res), and no lighting issues. Was I just lucky?

Why on earth do you need a driver for it?

refer to this thread for info: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=960883 Truthfully, I just got the 2185 and I've got to say it's one of the better monitors I've ever used. No ghosting, a very tiny amount of bleed at the corners, great refresh rate for an LCD, and of course the...

It won't work, it's only for accessories, which means everything you would want with the monitor (DVI cables, etc.). Though you're welcome to try.

I've never noticed one in mine and I generally have a pretty good ear for these things.

jesus...that's just a shade higher than double what I pay here. 8.5% On topic: Don't know what to think of this, I've always thought bigger was better, and my 2005's never let me down...but I just don't think I could sink 2k into something from Dell, no matter the size.

Is there really any reason to install the extra software? I just hooked my 2185 up and it came up 75hz and 1650x1080 without having to add anything.

Wives tale eh? I suggest you take a look at mashie's Y2K Bug log...you'll see just how much of a myth it is. http://www.mashie.org/casemods/y2k21.html <-- incase it's too much trouble for anyone to search it out. :p though i will say that it was less the air pressure that caused it...and...

Nope, can't say I like that look at all, the cap just looks to "Futuristic" for my taste. Then again, I haven't seen one in person yet.

Nope, no easy way, drain the whole system. :(

Look up TN's work log and you'll see just how much she dislikes AC... :p I think you'll find though that your tubing diameter would be a problem when using any AC product, which is most likely the reason why TN said "Forget it.".

I've had nothing but trouble with compression fittings, but I will go out and say that every push-fit I've ever used worked well, as long as you remember to push the tube ALL THE WAY IN. Barbs and clamps are the old standby, and if you didn't want to spend the money on push fits they are the...

One of my lanning buddies run's all ek stuff, had to give most of them a good lapping on the bottom, but he's always been happy with the purchase.

Aye, pretty little things aren't they? Just ordered some for a project that I'm starting.

They have the same hole pattern, so you should be fine.

The EK stuff I listed up there is all sized for 3/8's and up, you can also find some from mips http://mips-computer.de/index.htm Which I've heard tell are very good.

Is it sad that I can actually tell who is doing the mod on a case simply because of their technique with bondo? I didn't even bother checking who the OP was and just seeing the first few pictures instantly guessed it was Defyant.

I spead it on the heatsink (or in my case waterblock) in the exact shape* that it's going to take on the cpu. never had anything but good results. * To attain this I make a paper tape outline on the heatsink/block and spread like mad, then I can just take the tape off and it's perfect.

http://www.cerkovnik.si/indexh2o_e.htm http://www.heranke.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=6_35&products_id=319 http://www.heranke.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=6_35&products_id=220 there are a few more, just don't have the links handy

nope they don't, but there are still a lot of kits out there with retailers. Such as this one: http://www.voyeurmods.com/index.php?action=item&id=1826&prevaction=category&previd=2&prevstart=0

lol, that's defyant. as for making you're own, i don't believe there are any good tutorials out there, though if this stays on the front page long enough someone will probably write one up for you.

You'll have to forgive me, i think i just messed myself. :eek: /subscribed

That's exactly what I envisioned it would look like when I read that it would be built by innovatek. Not bad looking at all, though I think they would've done better with more red than black. just my .02

Switching from 1/2 to 1/4 is going to kill your flow, and depending on what type of block you're using that could be very very bad.

monday night bump for r1ck

Welp...just got my x850xt pe in....guess i was right by thinking that i would need a better cpu when i bought it. anyways, here's my 3d03 score: http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=4419110