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Phenom 2 x3 w/ GA790x-udp4 build. quick questions!
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__________________Started building today. Everything going pretty smooth. Pictures will be up soon. Two questions... I had trouble with one of the mobo standoff screws, i know i put a standoff below it, and it was lined up when i put the screw in but the screw just sits at the bottom and spins. I cant seem to back it out. Do i need to unscrew everything and pull the mobo out? or should i just leave it how it is. This board has a bank of Sata2 connectors, and then 2 purple Gsata2 connectors, what should i connect to the purple connectors? one more, i have this case RC-690-KKN1-GP, it seems as though only 6 standoffs line up with the mobo holes. should there be more? the right side of the mobo kinda hangs off a bit, with no matching holes on the right side corners thanks B
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Don't use the Gsata connectors. The normal ones run off the southbridge and will be faster. The Gsata ones run off a dedicated chip which will be inherently slower, especially for RAID. 6 standoffs is probably enough, I'm not familiar with that case though. I know I just use 5 standoffs because I'm lazy (the 4 outer ones and one in the middle.) Hope this helps.
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Sounds like you may have a crossthreaded screw, if all others are in and it doesnt bother you knowing its loose I think it'll be ok, I believe the g-sata connectors function the same they just use a different controller, would refer to motherboard manual for more info.
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heres some pics let me know if theres anything i should change, wasnt so sure about wiring things. anyway, good news, i turned it on, it posted. Bios options came up, idle temps looked good! Will install an OS tomorrow
__________________![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I tucked all the extra PSU cables under the buttom most Hard drive insert, seem to be tidy and out of the way there. ![]() ![]() ok, that lets you see how i set everything up, here are just some random hardware porn shots. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Everything looks nice. Time for cable management. It's what that case is best for.
'Grats on the no fuss, no trouble build. I know many people have problems setting it up initially.
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is there more i should do with the cables? this was my best attempt at cable management, with them all tucked away for the most part.
__________________few other things now that im setup, idle temp on the grfx card seems a bit high, 62 degrees. I havent changed any bios settings or any system settings for the most part. id like some advice on what i should set timings at and basic 'tuning' i guess is the word. im ok with some light overclocking, but running cool quiet and saving energy for the most part would be my preference. heres some shots from easytune 6 have to link them fotki hotlink wont work for some reason http://public.fotki.com/goyoyo/comp2/1.html http://public.fotki.com/goyoyo/comp2/2.html http://public.fotki.com/goyoyo/comp2/3.html http://public.fotki.com/goyoyo/comp2/4.html http://public.fotki.com/goyoyo/comp2/5.html
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