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I was wondering if I transfer all my parts in my current case to another case, would I have to go through the whole setup again like it's a brand new computer (i.e. going step by step in http://www.pcmech.com/build.htm, reconfiguring the bios, etc.)?
Also.. I'm looking at installing a bay freezer or some cooling additions to my new case via the 5.25" bay and/or an extra PCI slot, can anyone recommend anything ($0-30 range per part)? |
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If you aren't changing any of the parts, theres no need for any setup. If it's simply moving your parts to another chassis, you're ready to go.
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Sweet, thanks.
Anyone recommend any PCI, 5.25" bay cooling devices, or water cooling devices? I'm not sure how difficult it is to set up water cooling, but it interests me a lot. |
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I remember back when i built my computer i was looking at water cooling and a few things scared me;
1. The price lol, alot of water cooling kits/parts are expensive. 2. Scared that a tiny leak would ruin my computer. Id get a water cooling set up if your computer is quite loud and/or you plan on overclocking. If neither of those apply i wouldnt worry about it. Unless you really want it, then let me know ill help you find something.
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