Where to start

[duke]

that LCD display...can that be mounted in a drive bay?

 

[Marcus]

In the past I have fitted them into drive day bezels like so...

 

[tsinc80697]

Looks nice ^

Was thinking of getting an LCD screen myself with a temperature probe, or just the 20x4 LCD screen, have to see how funds are !

 

[Deshman]

If I wanted a front res I think I'd be removing other drive bays or perhaps reducing the number of HDDs I have

 

[duke]

Apologies for the barrage of questions

When watercooling a graphics card, will it void the warrenty if you remove the stock cooler and replace it with a block?

 

[Marci]

If going by the letter of the law (so-to-speak) then yes, it should. Majority of companies let it slide as long as you're decent enough to restore it back to factory condition before RMA-ing it. S'why you're starting to see companies selling Graphics Cards with waterblocks prefitted by the manufacturer... too many RMAs due to folks killing their cards whilst (clumsily) fitting a block - which would generally result in either damage to the GPU Core, or missing components around the core and on reverse by the mounting poles.

S'literally been YEARS since I've posted a link to this article, but it's well worth bringing back up again... http://www.overclockers.com/articles753/

 

[Deshman]

S'literally been YEARS since I've posted a link to this article, but it's well worth bringing back up again... http://www.overclockers.com/articles753/

Haha now that I like

 

[duke]

good article, although what you said kinda contradicts it

saying that though, if i install a block, and it breaks itself irrespective of that, then putting the stock cooler back on and RMAing it stands fine with me

 

[Deshman]

I agree with this