Posts by Cavey00

Quote:Originally Posted by HaunteR Currently using the Seasonic X Gold PSU 650W. Planning on upgrading to the same series but 850W for next build. I want to buy these wired sleeves in advance. Which one would suit the 850W from...

There are vendors that will make custom kits or sleeve your set for you. Check out Luttro on this forum, he does a lot of work with sleeving. I think FrozenCPU might have some kits as well but that's just something I came across last...

No, Haunt. Maybe on a Seasonic but I would check the pinout very closely. Most PSU manufacturers pin their cables different. You cannot just swap a modular set from one manufacturer to another and have it work.

Same. Used it for a sleeved set of cables that I can now easily modify/resleave without destroying my original ones. Thanks a bunch!

Eh, my GTX 670 is now technically a single slot now that I've waterblocked it and removed the bracket. Well, that is if it didn't have stacked DVI sockets I'm not so sure how it would do with a second one literally touching as the...

I would love it if one could stuff two pci-e lanes on an itx. Impossible though, the ram would never fit on the board with that damn cpu in the way... I like your idea of removing the sound and wifi, but only because I'm not using either...

That build has a lot of similarities to mine and I love it. I think you will be happy with it. As far as the W8 or 7 question, I'm running and loving 8 on my rig. For something I was going to use through college though...might go with 7....

Same, fans are mounted directly to the radiator in my setup and when all three throttle down past a certain rpm I get a slight reverb. Not enough to make me use washers on them. You should be fine.

Agreed, at that point sell your's and buy his with a plan to crossfire those later. Different brands doesn't matter so much.

I just looked up your chip and it doesn't seem to have a graphics processor on that die. Your motherboard might not either. If memory serves my Dell XPS mb has a dvi socket that they stuck this plastic cap over but it's still soldered to...