You will have to buy something similar to Supermicro Rail mounts. Then you can use the fan controller.
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Originally Posted by Shiveron 
If you don't already know, alot of fan controllers won't work in the drive bay with a 240 rad anyways because the heatsinks on the controller will hit the rad. For example, the bitfenix recon, will not fit with an H100, and the H100 is a pretty thin rad compared to an RX 240.
If you don't already know, alot of fan controllers won't work in the drive bay with a 240 rad anyways because the heatsinks on the controller will hit the rad. For example, the bitfenix recon, will not fit with an H100, and the H100 is a pretty thin rad compared to an RX 240.
I was hoping there was enough room, but it looks like I have to consider putting it else where for now. It might be a while until I get my case anyhow.
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You will have to buy something similar to Supermicro Rail mounts. Then you can use the fan controller.
You will have to buy something similar to Supermicro Rail mounts. Then you can use the fan controller.
I might have to look into that. Thanks
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| Intel i5 3570K (4.7ghz @ 1.264V) | Asrock Z77E ITX | MSI R7950 @ 1285/1600 | Samsung 8GB 1866mhz (9-9-9-24-1T) @ 1.425v |
| Hard Drive | Hard Drive | Cooling | Cooling |
| Crucial M4 256GB | Western Digital Blue Scorpio 1TB | D5 + XSPC D5 Tank Res | XSPC EX240 + EX120 [Painted White] |
| Cooling | Cooling | Cooling | OS |
| 8x 2150RPM Gentle Typhoons [Painted White] | XSPC Raystorm | EK FC7950 Acetal/Copper | Windows 7 Professional 64-bit |
| Monitor | Keyboard | Power | Case |
| Portrait Eyefinity: HP ZR2240w/ZR22w | KBT Race MX Brown with White LEDs [o-ring mod] | Seasonic X750 | Bitfenix Prodigy (Midnight Black) |
| Mouse | Audio | ||
| Razer Deathadder 3.5G | Sennheiser HD 555 [foam mod] | ||
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| Hard Drive | Hard Drive | Cooling | Cooling |
| Crucial M4 256GB | Western Digital Blue Scorpio 1TB | D5 + XSPC D5 Tank Res | XSPC EX240 + EX120 [Painted White] |
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7/24/12 at 8:52am
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Looking forward to watching what you do with this build! The rad and fans will look brilliant in white! 
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7/24/12 at 12:29pm
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7/24/12 at 12:33pm
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how do you get boot up to 3 seconds? i have an ssd ocz vortex 4 and the asus z77-i and it takes maybe 25 seconds even when i trim out windows sstartup junk. is it the mb bios that makes the diff? EDIT-nevermind. I missed the part about windows logo. i also get a boot of 2 to 3 secs.Originally Posted by Kokin
Currently have my 3570K at 4.5Ghz with 1.16V and temps hit 50~60 across the cores with Prime95 Blend. This is with a XSPC Rasa CPU block, MCP655 at level 3 setting, and a 360mm double-thick rad with 3x GTs in push. 4.6ghz and above isn't very stable and it takes about 1.28v just for 4.8ghz to boot up. I don't think my chip is that great though, but I don't care too much about high overclocks after hitting 5ghz with my old 2550K. I love the boot time of the motherboard itself. From power on to the Windows Logo boot up is about 2~3 seconds. The BIOS is almost the same as my Asrock P67 Extreme4 Gen3, so it's very welcoming coming from an Asrock board. My only gripe is the position of CPU 8-pin and that it comes with an unnecessary Wi-fi module, but this could be useful if the performance is better than my USB one. This is something I will test out eventually.
Currently have my 3570K at 4.5Ghz with 1.16V and temps hit 50~60 across the cores with Prime95 Blend. This is with a XSPC Rasa CPU block, MCP655 at level 3 setting, and a 360mm double-thick rad with 3x GTs in push. 4.6ghz and above isn't very stable and it takes about 1.28v just for 4.8ghz to boot up. I don't think my chip is that great though, but I don't care too much about high overclocks after hitting 5ghz with my old 2550K. I love the boot time of the motherboard itself. From power on to the Windows Logo boot up is about 2~3 seconds. The BIOS is almost the same as my Asrock P67 Extreme4 Gen3, so it's very welcoming coming from an Asrock board. My only gripe is the position of CPU 8-pin and that it comes with an unnecessary Wi-fi module, but this could be useful if the performance is better than my USB one. This is something I will test out eventually.
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Thanks for the subs!
Yes boot up with the motherboard is much quicker than any other motherboard I've used before. Typically POST takes about 5~10 seconds, but this board does it in about 2~3. Windows logo to desktop takes about another 30-35 seconds with my hard drive. I'm looking to getting an SSD in the coming month or two, but I want to see how low the prices can drop.
Yes boot up with the motherboard is much quicker than any other motherboard I've used before. Typically POST takes about 5~10 seconds, but this board does it in about 2~3. Windows logo to desktop takes about another 30-35 seconds with my hard drive. I'm looking to getting an SSD in the coming month or two, but I want to see how low the prices can drop.
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| Intel i5 3570K (4.7ghz @ 1.264V) | Asrock Z77E ITX | MSI R7950 @ 1285/1600 | Samsung 8GB 1866mhz (9-9-9-24-1T) @ 1.425v |
| Hard Drive | Hard Drive | Cooling | Cooling |
| Crucial M4 256GB | Western Digital Blue Scorpio 1TB | D5 + XSPC D5 Tank Res | XSPC EX240 + EX120 [Painted White] |
| Cooling | Cooling | Cooling | OS |
| 8x 2150RPM Gentle Typhoons [Painted White] | XSPC Raystorm | EK FC7950 Acetal/Copper | Windows 7 Professional 64-bit |
| Monitor | Keyboard | Power | Case |
| Portrait Eyefinity: HP ZR2240w/ZR22w | KBT Race MX Brown with White LEDs [o-ring mod] | Seasonic X750 | Bitfenix Prodigy (Midnight Black) |
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| Hard Drive | Hard Drive | Cooling | Cooling |
| Crucial M4 256GB | Western Digital Blue Scorpio 1TB | D5 + XSPC D5 Tank Res | XSPC EX240 + EX120 [Painted White] |
| Cooling | Cooling | Cooling | OS |
| 8x 2150RPM Gentle Typhoons [Painted White] | XSPC Raystorm | EK FC7950 Acetal/Copper | Windows 7 Professional 64-bit |
| Monitor | Keyboard | Power | Case |
| Portrait Eyefinity: HP ZR2240w/ZR22w | KBT Race MX Brown with White LEDs [o-ring mod] | Seasonic X750 | Bitfenix Prodigy (Midnight Black) |
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7/24/12 at 5:52pm
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If Samsung and Toshiba really go through with their plans to throttle nand production, then right now is as low as they're gonna get for a while.
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7/24/12 at 6:06pm
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usually post takes me 15 -20 secs with my asus and windows 7 takes another 3-5 secs using my ssd. i got my ocz vortex 4, 128gb for $145 at amazon a couple months ago and i now see it for $120 :-(Originally Posted by Kokin
Thanks for the subs! Yes boot up with the motherboard is much quicker than any other motherboard I've used before. Typically POST takes about 5~10 seconds, but this board does it in about 2~3. Windows logo to desktop takes about another 30-35 seconds with my hard drive. I'm looking to getting an SSD in the coming month or two, but I want to see how low the prices can drop.
Thanks for the subs! Yes boot up with the motherboard is much quicker than any other motherboard I've used before. Typically POST takes about 5~10 seconds, but this board does it in about 2~3. Windows logo to desktop takes about another 30-35 seconds with my hard drive. I'm looking to getting an SSD in the coming month or two, but I want to see how low the prices can drop.
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To my big disappointment, my PCI-E slot on my Asrock Z77E-ITX stopped working. At first, I thought my 7950 stopped working, but I tested it out on my gf's rig and it worked perfectly to my relief. To test out the PCI-E slot, I tried a 9800GT and a HD3870, but both didn't output any video. I'll be going to Microcenter to exchange it later today and hopefully they have one in stock.
Looks like the only thing I forgot to do was a BIOS reset and it worked! This part still confuses me since I checked over my BIOS settings 4~5 times and even after resetting it, I used the same settings. That's technology for you...
The good news is that my XSPC Raystorm from another OCN member came in today and it was very nice. I sanded the copper surface with 2000grit sandpaper to get rid of the oxidation and the inside wasn't too bad either. Just took a toothbrush and scrubbed the oxidation off the lines inside the block.
With that final part coming in, I was able to assemble my watercooling loop and it's currently bleeding. It took about 30minutes of adjusting the pump and turning off the PSU to get most of the bubbles out, but I'll let it run overnight. Also, the EK FC7950 waterblock fit perfectly with my 7950 as well, but I'll be waiting to permanently put it on the 7950 after I fix the whole motherboard issue.
I'll still be on the forums through my phone, but pictures will have to wait until I get things fixed.
Seeing as everything is working out, I'll be installing my XSPC Raystorm and EK FC7950 later today and get pictures and temps posted up later tonight.
Edited by Kokin - 7/26/12 at 12:01pm
Looks like the only thing I forgot to do was a BIOS reset and it worked! This part still confuses me since I checked over my BIOS settings 4~5 times and even after resetting it, I used the same settings. That's technology for you...
The good news is that my XSPC Raystorm from another OCN member came in today and it was very nice. I sanded the copper surface with 2000grit sandpaper to get rid of the oxidation and the inside wasn't too bad either. Just took a toothbrush and scrubbed the oxidation off the lines inside the block.
With that final part coming in, I was able to assemble my watercooling loop and it's currently bleeding. It took about 30minutes of adjusting the pump and turning off the PSU to get most of the bubbles out, but I'll let it run overnight. Also, the EK FC7950 waterblock fit perfectly with my 7950 as well, but I'll be waiting to permanently put it on the 7950 after I fix the whole motherboard issue.
I'll still be on the forums through my phone, but pictures will have to wait until I get things fixed.
Seeing as everything is working out, I'll be installing my XSPC Raystorm and EK FC7950 later today and get pictures and temps posted up later tonight.
Edited by Kokin - 7/26/12 at 12:01pm
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| Hard Drive | Hard Drive | Cooling | Cooling |
| Crucial M4 256GB | Western Digital Blue Scorpio 1TB | D5 + XSPC D5 Tank Res | XSPC EX240 + EX120 [Painted White] |
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| 8x 2150RPM Gentle Typhoons [Painted White] | XSPC Raystorm | EK FC7950 Acetal/Copper | Windows 7 Professional 64-bit |
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Finally got my loop setup and blocks installed with Shin Etsu x23-7783d paste. The back plate for my XSPC Raystorm also faced the same problems as owners of the Swiftech Apogee Drive II, but I just installed it anyway. There's a slight offset for one corner of my CPU block, but it's working well enough for me.
Here are my temps with a single RX240 with two 2150 GTs on push (around 1000RPM) and my D5 pump at setting 3:
i5 3570K - 4.5ghz @ 1.16v -Prime95 blend with AVX instructions - 50~60C, With non-AVX Prime95 blend, it's about 5~10C lower.
7950[overvolted] - 1200core @ 1.25v | 1800mem @ 1.6v - MSI Kombustor - 45-47C
7959[stock volts] - 1040core @ 1.093v | 1800mem @ 1.6v -MSI Kombustor - 38~40C
Edited by Kokin - 7/26/12 at 10:50pm
Here are my temps with a single RX240 with two 2150 GTs on push (around 1000RPM) and my D5 pump at setting 3:
i5 3570K - 4.5ghz @ 1.16v -Prime95 blend with AVX instructions - 50~60C, With non-AVX Prime95 blend, it's about 5~10C lower.
7950[overvolted] - 1200core @ 1.25v | 1800mem @ 1.6v - MSI Kombustor - 45-47C
7959[stock volts] - 1040core @ 1.093v | 1800mem @ 1.6v -MSI Kombustor - 38~40C
Edited by Kokin - 7/26/12 at 10:50pm
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