03-13-2009
|
#4 (permalink)
|
| |
Re: Diferent types of cooling.  Quote: Originally Posted by luckystar Hello everyone, Luckystar here once again,
right latest question, I am really considering going upto using GTX graphics cards maybe either the 280 or 285 (not sure as yet), but as we all know the standard passive cooling it has is a bit, well, crap.
So i want to find out the best cooling solution apart from water cooling as i don't really want that much maintenance, is there anything different i can use or is that the only thing i can use for best results.
Thanks in advance GPU cooling is still something to be desired, agreed. For optimum cooling you will have to research some quality chassis's out there on the market. Here's a link to reviewed chassis's by Techpower (lots of them) techPowerUp! :: Reviews. Research thoroughly and everyone has different tastes but I personally choosen Lian-Li over almost every other brand just for the excellent craftsmanship & the lightest aluminum architecture available on the market. You will not have in any mid-size case optimum cooling simply because of it's size & lack of internal space (there is some exception's). Full tower's provide huge internal space for all of those wires, overall more accesories to wiring management and 3 times the cooling air flow. You decide |
My System Specs | |
OS Vista Ultimate x64 SP1
CPU i7 965
Motherboard Asus Rampage II Extreme
Memory Corsair TR3X6G1333C9 x 2
Graphics Card Gigabyte GTX295 SLI
Sound Card SB X-Fi MB
Monitor(s) Displays Samsung Syncmaster T240
Screen Resolution 1900x1200
Mouse Logitech MX Revolution
PSU 1200W Thermaltake Toughpower
Case Lian Li PC80P
Cooling Chassis - 3 Front 140mm, Top 140mm, Rear 140mm
Hard Drives 2x1TB Western Digital Black (Raid 0), 150GB WD Raptor
Other Info Fold up beast by me :-)