Can I show off?

[Silvers24]

Bought a new camera, so I went picture crazy haha.
Not only that, but just bought the parts for a new PC build, will be used as my web server.
Hopefully it's good enough!
My Main:
http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b5...al_/Main%20PC/

My NEW BUILD (used for the web hosting)
http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b5...C/PC%20Server/

And my laptop.
http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b5...Server/Laptop/

Pics are huge aswell, hence another reason for linking only.
I hope you guys can view the folders. Never done this before..

[shadowpr]

What are your specs for your main, and server?

[TJohn]

Man that Tuniq cooler is HUGE How was the install? I'm assembling parts for my new build and about to purchase a Thermalright 120 Ultra Extreme.

[shadowpr]

The thermalright 120 is huge too.

[TJohn]

Originally Posted by shadowpr The thermalright 120 is huge too.

Yes but it will fit Can't wait to mess with it!

[shadowpr]

That's why I chose the Ultima 90. Similar performance, but a smaller size so a better chance that it will fit.

[Silvers24]

Originally Posted by TJohn Man that Tuniq cooler is HUGE How was the install? I'm assembling parts for my new build and about to purchase a Thermalright 120 Ultra Extreme.

I ended up reinstalling it twice. But both times where very easy.
Reason I had to install it twice was because of it's size. The case has a removable motherboard
tray, and I removed it and installed everything on the tray, then when I put it in the case, the tunic stood to high up, so out of the tuniq.

Put the tray in and installed it from there, was tricky, but if you make your move right, very easy install. Just be pantient with the tuniq.

[Silvers24]

Originally Posted by shadowpr What are your specs for your main, and server?

Main:
GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L LGA 775
EVGA 768-P2-N831-AR GeForce 8800GTX 768MB
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Kentsfield 2.4GHz
FSP Group 700w PSU
G.SKILL 4GB(4 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400)

Server:
GIGABYTE GA-945GCM-S2C LGA 775
MSI NX8400GS-TD256E GeForce 8400GS
Intel Pentium E2160 Allendale 1.8GHz LGA 775
FSP Group 400w PSU
G.SKILL 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400

Pretty good?

[shadowpr]

nice

[TJohn]

Originally Posted by Silvers24 I ended up reinstalling it twice. But both times where very easy. Reason I had to install it twice was because of it's size. The case has a removable motherboard tray, and I removed it and installed everything on the tray, then when I put it in the case, the tunic stood to high up, so out of the tuniq. Put the tray in and installed it from there, was tricky, but if you make your move right, very easy install. Just be pantient with the tuniq.

WOW! Thanks for the tip! My case is very wide but the MB tray / back panel (all one piece) slide out the back. I'll have to check the height before installing my 120 outside the case..

TJ

[Mavrick813]

I love it, but would love to see you go crazy with some wire ties and a little imagination. So crazy in their with the wires everywhere.

Mike

[Silvers24]

Originally Posted by Mavrick813 I love it, but would love to see you go crazy with some wire ties and a little imagination. So crazy in their with the wires everywhere. Mike

Yeah I know! I tried my best though for my second time build (Which was my main)
Indeed the insides could be better.

[TJohn]

Hey Silvers24, how did you manage to keep the support bracket on the back of your motherboard while installing the Tuniq inside the case? Wasn't it falling off the back?

[Dave21]

I like what I see.

[Silvers24]

Originally Posted by TJohn Hey Silvers24, how did you manage to keep the support bracket on the back of your motherboard while installing the Tuniq inside the case? Wasn't it falling off the back?

If I know what you're talking about, it's that X looking bracket.

That was easy, the bracket had a peice of wax paper on it where they applied that stickie stuff so it sticks to the motherboard. Peel 'er off and just align the holes up.
The Zulman was a diffrent story, haha. Had to hold it in place. Luckily you had to screw it down before you applied the fan.

[TJohn]

Originally Posted by Silvers24 If I know what you're talking about, it's that X looking bracket. That was easy, the bracket had a peice of wax paper on it where they applied that stickie stuff so it sticks to the motherboard. Peel 'er off and just align the holes up. The Zulman was a diffrent story, haha. Had to hold it in place. Luckily you had to screw it down before you applied the fan.

Yup, that's what I'm talking about. Stickie stuff is our friend

Thanks!

[Silvers24]

Welcome
Ahh, it just makes it easier! Sometimes though it can be our enemy. haha