Monday Case Reviews
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 12, 2004 - 04:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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MODTHEBOX takes a look at the CM Stacker STC-101 Aluminum Case. Coolermaster certainly believes that bigger is better when it comes to case fans, and they have also included some very interesting features. Take a look!
"A single 80mm exhaust fan resides at the top portion of the CM Stacker STC-101 Aluminum Case. A square vent comes pre-installed with a dual ball bearing 80mm fan that allows for warm air to be drawn out of the case.
Your PC wants more money spent on Phase Change
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 9, 2004 - 12:18 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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If you haven't heard, nVentiv (one of the 2 bigger names in watercooling) is no more. That hasn't slowed Aseteck down at all, take a gander at this guy, "tuned for an optimal 240W of heat removal". Have a good (normal length) weekend all.
"The brilliant mounting mechanism, peerless cooling performance (now unmatched since the Mach II GT is no more) and stylish enclosure allow Asetek to raise the commercial phase-change CPU cooling bar."
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Thermalright NB-1C Chipset Recursive Reference & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 7, 2004 - 01:04 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Our own Lee Garbut, AKA robotech, has reviewed the upcoming Copper Thermalright Chipset cooler. If you haven't yet, read it now!! :) Then look at some of the other reviews, like a remote controlled fan controller.
"The NB-1C chipset cooler lives up to the reputation many have come to expect from Thermalright. The NB-1C exhibits excellent quality and workmanship in a small package.
A Closer Look
Thermalright will soon release an all copper version of their popular NB-1 Chipset cooler for nForce2 and Intel Northbridge chips.
July 4th Holiday Case Roundup & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 5, 2004 - 12:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Enjoy your day off, fellow PCP'ers slightly to the south. While your kickin' back and relaxing, why not browse through some of the newest cases you might want to have under your desk. Including this attractive 20 pounder.
"There is a new contender in the case market, Opus Technologies, Inc. The company offers various PC components such as power supply units, cooling fans, heatsinks, and computer cases.
Phase Change Phriday, DIY Reservoirs & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 2, 2004 - 01:57 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Here's a guide on building your own reservoir at a signifigant discount compared to store bought. Of course, once you've built that, you'll be looking for other phase change components to keep your PC cool'n'froody during the summer.
"Today, I'm going to help you keep a little bit of money in your wallet by showing you a step-by-step guide on how to build your very own reservoir for your water cooling system.
Clear cases, red cases, silver cases and rubber fans
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 28, 2004 - 12:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Today I give you a link to a nice looking case for a home theatre PC, incase anyone is planning on building their own PVR. Also a mix of aluminium, steel and acrylic cases. Be sure to check out the little USB fan/Down near the bottom.
"Cooler Master has outdone themselves, actually thinking about what would make an excellent HTPC (Home Theater PC) case. Style wise it matches, layout wise it is awesome, and cooling wise it's effective.
Intro
After doing some surfing I found www.cardkeeper.net and soon learned what these ingenious devices were and that was exactly what their name implied...
Fancy Fan roundup, 6 Thermaltake reviews & more
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 23, 2004 - 12:08 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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A round up of prettyfied fans at Madshrimps to start off, with duelling Thermaltake reviews to follow. Also available are memory coolers, and fans that are a bit shy about making noise.
"When you want to add extra cooling to your case, you can go for performance, silence or good looks.
A batch of case reviews to brighten your monday & more
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 21, 2004 - 01:10 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Take a gander at these cases, with names from Armor to Z-Alien. Maybe one of them will hold you off until the BTX form factor gets going as the new standard.
"At first glance, the A600 does not seem to be a "stand out from the crowd" type of case. There is no crazy pre-painted design, no elaborately cut window, but this is exactly what I liked about the case. So many cases today are too "XTREME!!!" for me ... Once opened up, the A600 is a dream. The A600 sports four 5.25" drive bays as well as two external and six internal 3.5" bays.
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