Project 'Desmo'
- Thread starter robbiec
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The reason I have 3 D5's (well 4 actually if I include my daughters PC) is that I have one running happily in Tuxedo and I had a spare but it's SATA connector was missing the nub at the end. When I redone the CPU block with new gaskets I hooked up the spare D5 and Res but it wouldn't power on so I ordered a new one. Replacement duly arrived and I saw that the Seasonic Sata cable I had selected was keyed for the nub to be facing down on the right whereas the D5 Next connector wanted the nub on the left facing up. I burrowed into the Seasonic bag and pulled out flatter Sata cables and with my new knowledge, powered on the old D5 no problem.
The big rad is the Airplex Radical 360/4 is a formidable piece of delrin, aluminium and copper with 70mm thick core. It'll go on the bottom once I pysch myself up for the pain of fitting 24 inserts, tapping 24 fan holes and lining everything up on the Lian-li mount.
The slimmer Airplex Radical 360/2 will be mounted at the side vertically. It's a baby at 40mm x 140mm X 400mm
I'm sticking with the Noiseblocker eLoops in push pull.
Rads in tomorrow. I have a spare 280 that I'll use to dial in the CPU block on the bench. It's not called a kyros cuplex VARIO for nothing
The big rad is the Airplex Radical 360/4 is a formidable piece of delrin, aluminium and copper with 70mm thick core. It'll go on the bottom once I pysch myself up for the pain of fitting 24 inserts, tapping 24 fan holes and lining everything up on the Lian-li mount.
The slimmer Airplex Radical 360/2 will be mounted at the side vertically. It's a baby at 40mm x 140mm X 400mm
I'm sticking with the Noiseblocker eLoops in push pull.
Rads in tomorrow. I have a spare 280 that I'll use to dial in the CPU block on the bench. It's not called a kyros cuplex VARIO for nothing
